IPMA is Where Healthcare Professionals Come to Learn
Joint Providership
The ACCME defines joint providership (JP) as the providership of a CME activity by one accredited and one non-accredited organization. Joint providership gives accredited organizations the opportunity to collaborate with non-accredited organizations to enhance the diversity and value of their educational offerings.
Boost your organization's credibility and expand your reach with our joint providership services. Whether you're an accredited or non-accredited organization, we've got you covered. Collaborate with industry experts and unlock new opportunities for growth. Take advantage of our proven track record in facilitating successful partnerships. Drive excellence in education and elevate your education to new heights. Discover the power of joint providership today!
Along with joint providership services, IPMA has vast experience with educational project management including administrative management of CME credit; faculty and program coordination; developing marketing strategies; outcomes measurement and assessment; grant writing; and needs assessment. IPMA holds Accreditation with Commendation from the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education.
To partner with IPMA, or learn more about our educational management services, please contact us at 608.231.9045.
Quality Improvement
Organization-Wide Portfolio Program Management for Integrated MOC/QI.
Improving the quality, safety, and efficiency of the care provided to patients is at the core of every physician. Physicians are required to demonstrate ongoing development and competence of the core competencies of systems-based practice and practice-based learning through MOC Part IV, practice performance assessment to retain medical specialty board certification. IPMA is a Portfolio Sponsor and can help with this requirement.
Our clinically focused online QI learning platform enhances medical practice performance, improves patient outcomes and focuses on patient safety while meeting MOC Part IV requirements. We work with you to design an individualized quality improvement process that helps your healthcare team address improvement opportunities in practice.
