Volunteer Gets Hands-On Knowledge of Angoff Process

(Note: This blog was written before the start of the COVID-19 pandemic in the U.S.)   By Erin Cooke, MD   As a diagnostic radiology (DR) residency program director and member of one of the last cohorts to take the oral ABR exam in Louisville, I have been curious about how the standards are set…
(Note: This blog was written before the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.)   Nearing age 80, Frank Quattromani, MD, works full time and maintains his certification. Even with decades in the field, the pediatric radiologist sees advantages to participating in the ABR’s Maintenance of Certification (MOC) program.   “I feel that maintaining certification keeps me…
By Donald J. Flemming, MD   The ABR is committed to performance improvement. One pillar of improvement for an individual or an organization is gathering performance data to guide decisions to improve outcomes.   One of the ABR’s most important sources of feedback is its advisory committees. Each discipline under the ABR umbrella has an…
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