The AAP Joint Providership Program has been designed in collaboration with Chapter leaders to foster excellence in continuing medical education throughout the Academy. Only AAP Chapters, Districts, the American Board of Pediatrics, government agencies, and other non-profits are eligible for joint providership of a CME activity.

Joint providers must agree to abide by the AAP Joint Providership requirements, the ACCME Accreditation Criteria, Standards, and Policies, and the requirements of the AMA Physician’s Recognition Award in granting AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™. The Academy must be involved at the very start of the planning process, before the first planning meeting, and, certainly, before any topics or faculty are confirmed. AAP cannot enter into Joint Providership after development has begun. All joint providers must include a Fellow of the American Academy of Pediatrics (FAAP) on their planning committees.

The joint provider must pay a fee to cover administrative and review costs of an activity. Please contact Accreditation Services for detailed information regarding fees.

All CME activity abstracts applications must be completed and submitted to AAP Accreditation Services for review and approval. Please allow 30 days (prior to activity launch) for review of a complete activity abstract submission. Incomplete abstracts will not be reviewed until all necessary documentation is submitted.

Abstract Form - This is required for any activity that wants to offer credit. Required document for requesting CME credit.

SM Apply Instructions - Helpful hints to guide you through using the online abstract system.

Sample Abstract Form - This is an example of a well-written abstract.

Disclosure Form - This form must be completed by all individuals (faculty, planners and staff) involved in an educational activity and returned to accreditation services.

COI Mitigation Form - This form must be completed by selected COI mitigator (planners) to review any individuals who have disclosed a financial relationship with a commercial interest.

Required Evaluation Questions - These are the questions that all CME activity managers are required to ask activity participants. Required AAP questions for evaluating all AAP activities designating CME credit.

Letter of Agreement for Commercial Support - LOA document must be completed for each educational activity requesting commercial support.

Activity Extension Worksheet - For enduring activities, complete this form to request an extension for one additional year beyond the original 3-year approval.

Faculty Instructions - Please distribute this to all faculty members who will be creating content for your activity.

Last Updated

01/26/2024

Source

American Academy of Pediatrics