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Post-test CME/CDE
The Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education requires that CME providers document that CME activities increase physician competence or performance or improve patient outcomes. In order to assess whether the recent COVID-19 educational program increased participants' competence in the areas addressed in the Program, AAMS is conducting a post-activity assessment of the Program.
You are asked to complete below quiz on the content of the Educational Expert Series Webinars on Various Aspects of COVID-19.
Your CME/CDE certificate will be emailed to you.
Thank you for your help. The information you provide helps AAMS better address the educational needs of the medical community. We hope the Scientific Program contributed to your professional development.
Douglas C. Nies, earned his PhD in clinical psychology from Fuller Theological Seminary, Graduate School of Psychology and did his post-doctoral fellowship in Neuro-Psychology at UCLA. He has been in private practice in Glendale since 1984. He is a part-time medical director of Physician Wellbeing for Adventist Health - Glendale. He also serves as the chair of the psychology section in the department of behavioral medicine at AH-G. He is the co-chair of the Ethics Committee and is a member of the Physician Wellbeing Committee. Dr. Nies also serves on the Governing Board of AH-G.
Dr. Vahe Akopian is a board certified neurologist. He grew up in Los Angeles and attended undergrad at UCLA, and in addition to his pre-med training, he completed a minor in Armenian Studies. He completed his Neurology training at USC Keck and LAC+USC Medical Center. For medical school, Dr. Akopian attended St. George’s University. He also completed an additional, 5th year at Keck USC in Intra-Operative Neuromonitoring, a highly technical and advanced field used to improve surgical outcomes. He was honored with a Young Investigator award for his research at a medical conference in 2017.
- The Armenian American Medical Society is accredited by the Institute for Medical Quality/California Medical Association (IMQ/CMA) to provide continuing medical education for physicians.
- The Armenian American Medical Society designates this webinar activity for a maximum of (2) hour AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activities.
- These credits may also be applied to the CMA Certification in Continuing Medical Education.
This series is complimentary and available to all. CME/CDE credits are available for AAMS members. For all others who would like CME/CDE credits please contact info@aamsc.org.
