Residency Review Committee for Emergency Medicine Report to CORD Larry D' Sulton, Ph'D' Executive Di

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Residency Review Committee for Emergency
MedicineReport toCORDLarry D. Sulton,
Ph.D.Executive Director, RRC for EMOctober 7,
2002
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RRC for Emergency Medicine
AMERICAN BOARD OF EMERGENCY MEDICINE Dane
Chapman, M.D. Daniel Danzl, M.D.,
Vice-Chair Rebecca Smith-Coggins MaryAnn
Reinhart, Ph.D, Ex-officio COUNCIL ON MEDICAL
EDUCATION (AMA) Louis S. Binder, M.D. Charles K.
Brown, M.D. Arthur Sanders, M.D. ,
Chairman AMERICAN COLLEGE OF EMERGENCY
PHYSICIANS Francis Counselman, M.D. Debra Perina,
M.D. David Overton, M.D. Marjorie Geist, Ph.D.,
Ex-officio EMERGENCY MEDICINE RESIDENTS
ASSOCIATION Vikhyat Bebarta, M.D.
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RRC / Program Staff Support

• Susan Mansker
• smansker_at_acgme.org
• [phone]
• Jennifer Luna
• jluna_at_acgme.org
• [phone]
• Site Visits Ingrid Philibert or Jerry Vasilias
• iphilibert_at_acgme.org
• jvasilias_at_acgme.org

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Web Accreditation Data System

• Report Program Information (annual updates)
• Make Program Requests (e.g., resident complement,
  participating institutions)

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Residency Review Committee for Emergency
MedicineRRC Report to CORDAccreditation
Decisions 09/02

• Committee Action September 2002
• (18 Accreditation Decisions)
• Provisional 02
• Full Accreditation 05
• Continued Full Accreditation 11

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New Programs

• University of South Florida/Tampa (1-3)
• Kelly OKeefe, M.D., Program Director
• New York Presbyterian Hospital/NY (1-4)
• Wallace Carter, M.D., Program Director
• University of Virginia (Medical Toxicology)
• Mark Kirk, M.D., Program Director
• UMDNJ/Robert Wood Johnson/Camden (Pediatric EM)
• Elliott Harris, M.D., Program Director

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Residency Review Committee for Emergency
MedicineRRC Report to CORDReview cycle by
accreditation status
PV CP FA CFA September 2002 of
Programs 02 00 05 11 Avg. Cycle 3.0 00
3.2 4.3 Cycle Frequency (N18) 1
0 2 0 3 2 4 2 4
1 5 5 4
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Program Requirements Cited

• Program Organization
• Resident Complement -
• Resident Evaluation (form/sum) - 5
• Resident Wellness - 2
• Resident Duty hours - 2
• Resident / Files Grievance Procedures - 2
• Resident Conference Attendance - 5
• Policy Private Physicians - 2
• Faculty
• Scholarly Activity - 8
• Protected Time - 7
• Supervision - 6
• Qualifications - 3
• Faculty Development Plans 4
• Participation in Conferences - 1

• Curriculum
• Dated texts/materials - 3
• QA/QI / follow-up - 6
• EMS / Prehospital Care - 1
• Letters of Understanding 8
• Res Progressive Responsibility - 1
• Rotation Summaries 6
• Evaluation of effectiveness - 4
• Procedures/Patients
• Resuscitations - 2
• Documentation - 3
• Insufficient Numbers 12
• Insufficient critically ill patients - 1
• Facilities
• Patient Care Space - 1
• Program Support Space - 2

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Program Requirements Cited

• Other areas cited
• Poorly prepared PIF
• Resident ABEM performance
• Participating institution
• Lab turnaround
• Dilution of core training (outside
  rotators/faculty)
• Psychiatry experience
• Faculty appointments
• Resident remediation plans
• Monitoring moonlighting
• Other/faculty turnover/stability
• Program equipment/ancil staff

• Most Frequent Citations
• Scholarly activity
• Insufficient procedures
• Faculty protected time
• Faculty supervision
• Lous/Rotation Summaries
• QA/QI f/u activities

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Program Letters

• Faculty supervisor
• Objectives
• Resources
• Period of assignment
• Evaluation

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