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American
NEW Accredited CEU Providers
The American Academy of Manual Medicine is establishing an affiliation or network of exemplary manual medicine providers. These providers are accepted either through years of professional achievement and contribution or following the successful completion of a series of extensive and comprehensive tests. The tests or continuing education courses will be administered through individuals or organizations authorized for diplomate credentialing.
The benefits of diplomate credentialing with AAofMM Desktop reference guide: This desktop reference guide on physical and somatic assessment assist providers in identifying conditions supporting, their treatment Protocol and defending protocols if challenged by peer review or legal action.
Provider referral: The AAofMM is a non political non proprietary organization devoted to the art and science of manual medicine. Over the years there have been millions of visits, thus guarantying a diplomate to significant exposure of There Professional accomplishments and endeavors. The desktop reference and search engine cover a wide array of topics. While the AAofMM requires membership with a trade association for all diplomates, we differ in the following ways. Trade associations obviously need the most membership possible, to best serve the provider and their profession. The AAofMM has an escalating standard for its members so therefore it is self limiting. Due to the vast membership of most organizations; individual attention to its members is restricted. The AAofMM attempts to be that invisible person on your staff whose goal is to either make or save you money. Some of the areas would be marketing, practice development, obtaining the lowest prices on liability insurance, consumables and equipment in addition to assisting the diplomate should their assessment or treatment protocol be brought into question.
The American Academy of Manual Medicine provides source material as it pertains to somatic and clinical assessment to diplomate accredited continuing education providers. The Material is for the expressed purpose of awarding continuing education hours and the possibility of attaining diplomate credentialing for exemplary health care professionals. The approved continuing education provider or school may incorporate any or all of the source materials provided to them. With the provider having license to incorporate author’s notes and treatment techniques should they so desire. The American Academy of Manual Medicine has the ability upon request to collect the purchase price, distribute individualized PDF course and notify the provider of purchase via E-mail. The accredited diplomate provider establishes the amount of continuing education hours to be awarded in addition to their pricing for the courses. The courses may be offered exclusively online, seminar or as a combination of both. For the materials that we will provide to the approved provider, we have developed true and false questions with external links to the pages where the source material was derived. Independent usage of the source material for any other purpose other than the possible awarding of diplomate credentialing from the AAofMM is strictly prohibited without written permission. Every diplomate affiliated with AAofMM must provide a CV and affidavit attesting to their lack of professional and or criminal conviction/sanction. Mitigating circumstances surrounding convictions or sanctions may only be evaluated and determined by the board of AAofMM. For more information as to the specifics of developing your individualized diplomate credentialing courses we may be contacted toll free at (706)359-5092 or Director@webmanmed.com For more about the Learning Objectives Click Here http://www.webmanmed.com/.
For accredited CEU-CME providers it is as simple as providing us with your learning objectives so that we may provide you with reference material to incorporate with your notes and submitting it to your accrediting organization for approval.NOTE all fees and professional standards remain fixed at the year of application. |
