The Heart Rhythm Society is requesting that Scientific Sessions faculty complete the National Faculty Education Initiative as part of our ongoing ACCME education and compliance. This online educational activity is designed to teach medical education faculty the differences between certified CME and promotional activities.

Voluntary codes about commercial influence on healthcare providers require this type of self-regulation and training to protect invited medical education faculty, their institutions, the accredited organizations responsible for certified CME, the commercial interests providing promotional programs and ultimately the public.

Several Heart Rhythm faculty members have already participated and completed the training. If you have not yet participated in the training activity, please set aside time in the near future. The online activity requires approximately 30 minutes of your time and is self-directed. By participating, you will be included in a database of verified faculty trained in these differences and knowledgeable of the multiple sets of rules that govern speaker accountability when presenting in each environment.

Participate in the National Faculty Education Initiative today!