Sanctions Ecm. How to avoid them? – Health Newspaper

The President of Consulcesi comments on the announcement of the Undersecretary of Health, Pierpaolo Sileri: “Doctors and health workers will be able to seize the opportunity of this new change of pace. We will be at their side with over 250 FAD courses ”. Communication of Fnomceo to all Presidents of Orders: December 31 deadline to meet the deadlines.

01 OTT – “Even in these three months, as we have been doing for over 20 years, we will be alongside doctors and health workers. This time we will support them to avoid sanctions”. This was stated by the president of Consulcesi, Massimo Tortorella, commenting on the declaration of the Undersecretary of Health, Pierpaolo Sileri who announced controls and sanctions starting from 2022 for those who will not be up to date with training in Continuing Medical Education (Ecm) after the extension which expires on 31 December.

A strong focus, a clear big step forward compared to recent years, also confirmed by the recent communication sent by Fnomceo to all the presidents of the Orders to encourage members to meet deadlines. “The constant dialogue with doctors and health workers – comments Tortorella – leads us to affirm that they are the first to be satisfied with this change of paradigm. The culture of training, of continuous updating, is very present among our health professionals”.

It is clear, however, that now, with the sanctions on the way, it will be necessary to comply in the last three months. “The solution is Consulcesi Club – concludes Tortorella – with our over 250 courses that combine the scientific value ensured by top-level teachers and scientific societies with the extraordinary effectiveness of distance learning”.

01 October 2021
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