With more than half of participating diagnostic radiology and DR subspecialty diplomates on track to complete their Online Longitudinal Assessment (OLA) annual progress requirement by July, here are a few additional details on participation requirements. Diplomates receive 104 question opportunities each year and need to answer half to complete their OLA annual progress requirement. Diplomates maintaining more than one subspecialty certificate should reference the OLA FAQs for details on their OLA annual progress requirements. Many diplomates are answering all their question opportunities each week, an option that OLA allows. OLA’s appeal is its flexibility and relevance to the many practices represented by our diplomates. The options are simple for diplomates who answer 52 questions before the end of the year: Take a break Once a diplomate answers 52 questions he or she may wait until next year to resume answering OLA questions. Diplomates maintaining more than one subspecialty certificate should check the OLA FAQs for information on their annual progress requirements. Keep going Diplomates may choose to answer more than 52 questions a year. However, if they do they will reach the 200-question OLA evaluation threshold faster and have their OLA performance evaluation performed sooner. There is no penalty to continue participating. Have questions? We have the resources to help. Our certification advisors may be reached at (520) 790-2900 or information@theabr.org.