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About CAC
Since 1987, CAC has been serving the public interest by enhancing the effectiveness and accountability of health professional oversight bodies. We offer training, research and networking opportunities for public members an for the health care regulatory, credentialing, and governing boards on which they serve.
Created as a support program for the thousands of public members serving on health professional boards as representatives of the consumer interest, CAC soon became a resource for the health professional boards themselves.
CAC is now a membership organization, and we invite your board to join. Select membership for information about the benefits of joining CAC.
CAC's priority projects include implementing continuing competence requirements for all health care practitioners, and the Practitioner Remediation and Enhancement Partnership (PreP 4 Patient Safety), involving hospitals and boards of nursing and medicine in the early identification of practitioners who need to improve their knowledge and skills. You may view and download QIP Model Law and QIP Model Law Discussion and FAQs final drafts.
CAC News & Views 3rd Quarter 2008 Volume 20 Number 3 is now available for download by newsletter subscribers. If you do not subscribe to CAC News & Views, you will still be able to download it for the single-issue price of $60.00.
Since 1987, CAC has been serving the public interest by enhancing the effectiveness and accountability of health professional oversight bodies. We offer training, research and networking opportunities for public members an for the health care regulatory, credentialing, and governing boards on which they serve.
Created as a support program for the thousands of public members serving on health professional boards as representatives of the consumer interest, CAC soon became a resource for the health professional boards themselves.
CAC is now a membership organization, and we invite your board to join. Select membership for information about the benefits of joining CAC.
CAC's priority projects include implementing continuing competence requirements for all health care practitioners, and the Practitioner Remediation and Enhancement Partnership (PreP 4 Patient Safety), involving hospitals and boards of nursing and medicine in the early identification of practitioners who need to improve their knowledge and skills. You may view and download QIP Model Law and QIP Model Law Discussion and FAQs final drafts.
CAC News & Views 3rd Quarter 2008 Volume 20 Number 3 is now available for download by newsletter subscribers. If you do not subscribe to CAC News & Views, you will still be able to download it for the single-issue price of $60.00.
Meetings
Our 2008 Annual Meeting was held October 27-29, 2008, in Asheville, North Carolina. Here are the PowerPoint Presentations that were used at that meeting.
On May 12 and 13, 2008, we held a Continuing Competence Workshop in Washington, DC. Here are the PowerPoint Presentations that were used at that meeting.
Our 2007 Annual Meeting was held October 29-31, 2007, in Seattle, Washington. Here are the PowerPoint Presentations that were used at the meeting.
Our 2006 Annual Meeting was held October 17-20, 2006, in Williamsburg, Virginia. Here are the PowerPoint Presentations that were used at that meeting.
CAC News & Views 3rd Quarter 2008 - Volume 20 Number 3
CAC News & Views 3rd Quarter 2008 - Volume 20 Number 3
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