BUSINESS MEETING
NEW MEXICO CHAPTER MEETING
2014
Eileen Barrett, MD, MPH, FACP
Governor, NM Chapter
Agenda
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Awards
Business
Accomplishments
Council & Committees
Elections
Maintenance of Certification update
Future directions
Awards
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National awards
Student Award
Excellence in Teaching
Community Service and Volunteerism
Chapter Laureate
National Awards
Oscar E. Edwards Memorial Award for
Volunteerism and Community Service
Larry Crook, MD, FACP
National Awards
Richard and Hinda Rosenthal Award from
The Rosenthal Family Foundation
Tom Sequist, MD, MPH, FACP
National Awards
Mastership
Sanjeev Arora, MD, FACP, FACG
NM ACP Student Award
• Presented to Elizabeth Rodriguez, in
recognition of her dedication and
contributions to internal medicine through
student leadership, scholarship, education,
advocacy and community service
NM ACP Excellence in Teaching
Award
Awarded to
Kendall Rogers, MD, CPE, FACP, SFHM
“It is the supreme art of the teacher to awaken
joy in creative expression and knowledge.”
Albert Einstein
NM ACP Community Service &
Volunteerism Award
Awarded to
Maricruz Merino, MD, FACP
“I don't know what your destiny will be, but
one thing I know: the only ones among you
who will be really happy are those who have
sought and found how to serve.” Albert
Schweitzer
NM ACP Chapter Laureate
Awarded to
Allen Adolphe, MD, PhD, FACP
“Nothing will sustain you more potently than
the power to recognize in your humdrum
routine, as perhaps it may be thought, the
true poetry of life...” William Osler
Business
• The chapter is in compliance with the
national ACP bylaws, the NM Attorney
General’s office, and federal and state tax
laws
• The chapter is in compliance with national
ACP recommendations for financial
stewardship and business management
New Mexico Chapter
777 members in the chapter:
162 Student members
95 Resident/Fellows in training
324 Members
178 Fellows
8 Masters
Welcome & Congratulations to
New Fellows
Virginia Corpus, MD FACP
William Cumberworth, MD, FACP
Douglas Egli, MD, FACP
Bradley A Kanode, MD FACP
George Laws, MD, FACP
Maricruz Merino, MD, FACP
Boris Naraev, MD, PhD, FACP
Ikenna Osuorji, MD, FACP
Molly Vosburg, MD, FACP
Congratulations to our
Residents at National ACP
Competitions
• Ahmad Allaham, MD, Omar Abu Saleh, MD, and
Omar Abu Nabaa, MD, won the first round of the
resident Doctor’s Dilemma/Medical Jeopardy
competition at Internal Medicine in Orlando
• Mariam Salas, MBBcH, and Leona Ebara, MD,
presented at the national Internal Medicine
juried poster competition in Orlando
NM ACP Resident Award
The chapter recognized Alberto Aguayo, MD,
with the inaugural resident award for his
commitment to advancing internal medicine, in
particular his dedication to primary care
Accomplishments & Recognition
• Chapter Excellence Award
• Adult Immunization and Diabetes meeting in Santa Fe
• Chapter Development Award for increasing mindfulness
and increasing compassion through support of Schwartz
Rounds
• Collaborated with Illinois ACP on MKSAP Study Hall
• Joseph E Johnson Leadership Day Grant
• Leadership Day delegation
– Mike Kaufman, Julio Munoz, Sam MacBride
Medicaid Pay Parity
Medicaid Pay Parity
Medicaid Pay Parity
http://www.acponline.org/about_ac
p/chapters/nm/supp2.pdf
Governor Election
• Governorship is a four-year term where the individual
serves on the Board of Governors (BOG). The BOG is
an advisory board to the Board of Regents, the College's
policy-making body.
• Governors are charged with implementing national
projects and initiatives at the chapter level and represent
member concerns at the national level.
Governor Election
Many thanks and best wishes to our
chapter’s two nominees for Governor:
• Betty Chang, MDCM, PhD, FCCP, FACP
• Keshab Paudel, MD, MBA, FHM, FACP
Chapter Officers
President – Julio Munoz, MD, FACP, MAAHPM
Treasurer - Darryl Williams, MD, MPH, FACP
Secretary – Boud Atterbury, MD, FACP
Chapter Council
Cindy Arndell, MD, FACP
Heather Brislen, MD*
Brianna Cowan, MD, FACP
Dana Fotieo, MD, FACP
Jemery Kaufman, MD
Tobore Kokoricha, MBBS, FACP
Alisha Parada, MD*
Keshab Paudel, MD, MBA, FHM, FACP
Rush Pierce, MD, MPH, FACP
Justina Trott, MD, FACP
Patrick Rendon, MD
Manish Pandya, MBBS
Rush Pierce, MD, MPH, FACP
Chapter Council
Chief Residents
Taylor Goot, MD
Sergio Huerta, MD
Internal Medicine Interest Group
Tomas Cordova, President
Ex-Officio Councilors &
Former Governors
Betty Chang, MDCM, PhD, FCCP, FACP
Howard Gogel, MD, FACP
Richard Honsiger, MD, MACP
Jennifer Jernigan, MD, FACP
Michael Kaufman, MD, FACP
Barbara McGuire, MD, MMM, FACP
Pope Moseley, MD, FACP
Reg Strickland, MD, MACP
Sara Walker, MD, MACP
Committees
Nominations Committee:
Rush Pierce, MD, MPH, FACP, Chair
Tobore Kokoricha, MBBS, FACP
Ellen Yee, MD, MPH, FACP
Residents and Students Committee, Co-Chairs
Alisha Parada, MD
Patrick Rendon, MD
Committees
Diversity Committee, Chair
Justina Trott, MD, FACP
Physician Wellness Committee (new!)
Liz Lawrence, MD, FACP
Awards Committee, Chair
Howard Gogel, MD, FACP
Health and Public Policy Committee, Chair
Julio Munoz, MD, FACP, MAAHPM
Committees
Hospitalist Committee, Chair
Rush Pierce, MD, MPH, FACP
Membership Committee, Chair
Keshab Paudel, MD, MBA, FHM, FACP
Early Career Physicians Committee, Co-Chairs
Heather Brislen, MD
Brianna Cowan, MD, FACP
Committees
Scientific Program Planning Committee
Julio Munoz, MD, FACP, MAAHPM, Chair
Cindy Arndell, MD, MPH, FACP
Boud Atterbury, MD, FACP
Brianna Cowan, MD, FACP
Dana Fotieo, MD, FACP
Alisha Parada, MD
Patrick Rendon, MD
Resident and Student
Poster Competition Judges
Heather Brislen, MD
Alisha Parada, MD
Mitch Simson, MD
Sam MacBride, MD
Dana Fotieo, MD, FACP
Julio Munoz, MD
Betty Chang, MBBcH, PhD, Brianna Cowan, MD, FACP
FACP
Rush Pierce, MD, MPH,
Jennifer Jernigan, MD, FACP FACP
Allen Adolphe, MD, PhD,
FACP
Thank you
Departing Officers and Councilors:
Darryl Williams, MD, MPH, FACP
Brianna Cowan, MD, FACP
Justina Trott, MD, FACP
Elections
Officer Nominations:
Treasurer: Sepehr Khashaei, MD
Secretary: Alisha Parada, MD
Council Nominations (at large):
Cynthia Arndell, MD, FACP
Boudinot Atterbury, MD, FACP
Heather Brislen, MD
Daniel Freese, DO
LaWanda Jim, MD
Jemery Kaufman, MD
Tobore Kokoricha, MBBS, FACP
Thank you
The council and I wish to sincerely thank the
chapter coordinator Sylvia Burns for her
dedication and service
ABIM Maintenance of
Certification (MOC) Process*
*ABIM ≠ ACP
What Do I Need To Know and Where Do I
Start?
Basics
• Go to abim.org and enroll if you have not
yet done so
– Fee includes all of the ABIM modules & the fee to
take the exam
• Find out what you are already doing that
will earn credit
• Choose MOC projects/education that fit
into your life and practice life
• Pass the exam
What if you don’t enroll in MOC
or are not meeting
requirements?
“Participating in MOC” will be
the new language
abim.org
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**How do I meet MOC
requirements?**
• Complete any MOC activity every two years*
• Earn 100 MOC points every 5 years* in the following
distribution:
– At least 20 medical knowledge points
– At least 20 practice assessment points
• Participate in an approved patient safety activity and “patient
voice” activity every 5 years
• Pass the exam
*Points earned every two years will also count toward your 5-year requirement
Notes on the Exam
• Pass the examination every 10 years from
when it was last passed.*
– You must pass a separate exam for every certificate that
you wish to maintain
– If you were certified before 1990 (and have time-unlimited
certifications), you will remain certified even if you do not
participate in MOC or pass the exam
– If you were certified before 1990/have time-unlimited
certifications, you have until December 31, 2023 to pass
the secure examination
Notes on the Patient Safety and
Patient Voice requirements
• Requirements introduced in 2014
• Requirements must be met by 12/31/18
and every 5 years thereafter
ACP MOC resources
**MOC Navigator**:
http://www.acponline.org/mocnavigator/
MOC Navigator, continued
MOC Navigator, continued
Medical knowledge points:
High Value Care cases
Conflict of Interest Course
Annals of Internal Medicine:
Patient Safety Learning Module
Ethics and Professionalism Module
from Annals of Internal Medicine
MKSAP 16 Digital
MKSAP 16 Print Only
MKSAP 16 Print Only
**Internal Medicine Meeting
Modules**:
http://im2015.acponline.org/educational-program/moc-modules
If your name is on either of these lists, it is
because you attended IM 2014 in Orlando &
can get 30 MOC points if you answer questions
on the ACP website
ACP Clinical Shorts
Annals Virtual Patients
ACP Live Courses: ABIM SEP
Modules
**MOC Practice Assessment –
The Basics**
You may report retroactively or prospectively
1. Collect baseline data on 25 patient records
2. Review data and select 3 QI measures to
improve on
3. Implement QI plan (minimum of 3 months)
4. Review follow-up data on 25 patient records (no
more than 12 months after baseline)
5. Report findings to ABIM and get 20 hours of
MOC “PIM” credit
Examples of PIMs/Practice
Assessment Projects
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ABIM CV risk evaluation PIM - 15 hours of work
Clerk handed out TdaP VISs to patients - reviewed 25 charts before and after - felt to
be easy and helpful
ABIM osteoporosis project - 25 charts for vitamin D and DEXA screens, reviewed
charts pre and post - felt to be about 15 hours, helpful
ABIM DM module improving A1cs in patients with very high A1cs - took 40 hours,
little benefit
Chart reviews on diabetics, referred 25 with high A1cs to DM education, reported
results
Self-directed vaccination rate project – reported on data collected as part of a team
on HPV series start, HPV series completion, and TdaP - easy and meaningful
Self-directed PPI use - did a presentation on appropriate/inappropriate PPI use
among inpatients, then reviewed 25 before and after charts - felt to be easy and
valuable
Many options!
**Completed Project PIM**
• Personal anecdote: seems much easier, since it’s more
likely to be work you’ve already done
• Allows reporting data in aggregate rather than
individually
1. Collect baseline data on at least 25 patient records
2. Select 3 QI measures to improve on
3. Implement QI plan (3 -12 months)
4. Review follow-up data on at least 25 patients
• If the QI measures you choose are not in the ABIM QI
measures “library”/database, you can request approval
• Not recommended for anyone who has never done QI
projects; individuals who have never done QI work
should consider a prospective PIM (very structured)
How to choose a PIM –
abim.org
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**Completed Project PIM
advice**
• Choose a QI project you are involved in that
is already being worked on for 3-12 months
that involves at least 25 patients
– CAUTI, CLABSI, foley use, VTEp, PUDp, immunizations, diabetic
foot exams, inpatient glycemic control, falls, patient satisfaction
• Select 3 measures either in the ABIM
measures library or write to ABIM to get
approval of your measure
Prospective PIM
• Choose a PIM from the ABIM list or from
ACP
• Review 25 charts for 3 measures
• Implement an intervention
• Review 25 charts for those 3 measures 312 months later
• Enter data and findings into ABIM website
If you have little or
no experience with QI:
ACP Resources
• ACP Quality Connect (free)
– http://www.acponline.org/running_practice/quality_im
provement/projects/
• Adult Immunization
• Diabetes
• Cardiovascular Risk
• ACP Practice Assessment Tools (free)
– http://www.acponline.org/running_practice/quality_im
provement/practice_assessment/
• Dementia
• Low Back Pain
• Obesity
Summary
1. Check out the ACP MOC Navigator
2. Go to abim.org and register then enroll in MOC
3. Find out what you are already doing that will earn credit
(MKSAP, national ACP meeting, NEJM Knowledge+, etc) –
and submit for that credit (!)
4. Choose MOC projects/education that fit into your life and
practice life
– Consider the completed project practice assessment
module/PIM
– Choose a project that you’re already working on
– Consider deferring the patient voice requirement until there are
more options
5. Pass the exam
Future Directions for the Chapter
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Doctor’s Dilemma/Medical Jeopardy
J1 visa resources
Career panel for students, residents
Reducing physician burnout: mindfulness,
practice redesign, delegating
Supporting Medicaid Pay Parity
SHM partnership
Maintenance of Certification support
[insert your idea here]
Parting thoughts
• Return your completed CME forms to the
registration table at the conclusion of the
meeting
• The speakers’ slides are available on the
chapter website
• Keep in touch