Please note that in order to receive ABFM credit for any of the Performance Improvement modules by December 31st, work on the modules must start prior to December 20. We report completions directly to ABFM. Please allow 7 days for processing and posting of CME credits.
Communication and Education This module will teach communication and education, the fourth oral health core clinical competency domain. As part of this module, you will be introduced to techniques, such Read More 
This module will cover the fifth oral health core clinical competency domain, interprofessional collaboration. As part of this module, you will find content on how to engage in referral relationships Read More 
This module gives an overview of how to address the oral health of pregnant people/patients in the context of perinatal visits. Participants will learn how to apply the five oral Read More 
What does alcohol screening and treatment have to do with primary care? Alcohol use causes an estimated 88,000 deaths yearly and is the third actual cause of death in the Read More 
How do I implement the alcohol screening and treatment guidelines into my practice? Primary care practices are busy and complex, so how do you fit in another screening tool and Read More 
What Are Patient Navigators? What are patient navigators and what do they do? And how do medical assistants (MAs) interact with patient navigators? This module will describe the role of Read More 
What is care coordination and how can you, as a medical assistant or practice staff, be involved? Helping patients by coordinating their care is a core feature of practice transformation Read More 
Have you ever wondered why so many of your patients with obesity also have depressive symptoms and vice versa? This module describes the relationship between obesity and depression and recommended Read More 
Why is it important to know the depression symptoms more commonly found in men? Men account for the vast majority of suicide deaths in the U.S. each year, and 40% Read More 
What are the unique needs of our aging patients? How can we best adapt our team approach and care delivery to meet their unique needs? The goal of this training Read More 
What is the role of integrated care team members as they work together to assess, identify and provide care to patients who are experiencing the ongoing or immediate impact of Read More 
Person- and Family-Centered Care Design Welcome to the Person- and Family-Centered Care Design module, an ABFM-approved Performance Improvement (PI) activity eligible for PI credits toward Family Medicine Certification Requirements. This Read More 
Cost and Value of Care Welcome to the Cost and Value of Care module, an ABFM-approved Performance Improvement (PI) activity eligible for PI credits toward Family Medicine Certification Requirements. This Read More 
Overview Welcome to the Tobacco Dependence Continuing Certification Practice Improvement (PI) activity. This module is an ABFM-approved PI activity designed to give you hands-on practice in evaluating care measure outcomes; Read More 
Practice Improvement for Hypertension Welcome to the Hypertension Continuing Certification Practice Improvement (PI) activity. This module is an ABFM-approved PI activity designed to give you hands-on practice in evaluating care measure Read More 
Diabetes Welcome to the Diabetes Continuing Certification Practice Improvement (PI) activity. This module is an ABFM-approved PI activity designed to give you hands-on practice in evaluating care measure outcomes; identifying Read More 
What does it take to provide team-based care? It takes a team to provide the care patients need every day, and building effective teams is central to practice transformation. This Read More 
What are the roles of integrated care team members as they participate in Substance Use Disorder (SUD) screening, identification, treatment, and referral within the primary care setting? The goal in Read More
What are the roles of integrated care team members as they participate in Substance Use Disorder (SUD) screening, identification, treatment, and referral within the primary care setting? The goal in Read More 