COMPETENCE ASSESSMENTS, EDUCATIONAL INTERVENTIONS,
AND POST EDUCATION EVALUATIONS
The Center for Personalized Education for Physicians
(CPEP), formed in 1990 as a nonprofit resource, provides a consistent
and qualitative means of addressing performance concerns related to practicing physicians and other healthcare professionals.
Since that time, over 900 physicians representing 47 specialties
have benefited from this nationally-recognized alternative to punitive
procedures or adversarial action. Referring organizations include
state medical boards, hospitals, medical groups, physician health
programs, health attorneys, and disability insurers. Self-referred
physicians can also participate.
The CPEP approach to physician evaluation and assessment of competence and performance
issues is based on three major components that parallel the three-part
medical model of assessing needs, designing and implementing an
intervention, and then evaluating its effectiveness.
This in-depth assessment is tailored to the physicians
specialty and practice, and provides detailed information about clinical
competence in the areas of medical knowledge, clinical reasoning,
documentation, communications, and cognitive functionwhile
also identifying areas of educational need.
Based on the assessment, a highly personalized physician educational plan
is developed from a broad range of learning resources and measured
through patient case review and regular compliance monitoring.
This critical follow-up enables the physician to demonstrate
clinical performance improvements and the successful application
of new knowledge within the areas of educational focus.
In addition, CPEP offers continuing medical education seminars
in documentation and communications. These specialized courses are
characterized by small-group interaction, practice-based skills,
and a high level of personalization and individual attention.
Confidentiality
Participation
is confidential and is not reportable to any federal or state authorities.
Physicians involved in a state medical board investigation are
asked to disclose this information upon enrollment and provide
a release for the program staff to communicate with the board in
question. Program staff comply with the applicable state reporting
requirements should a participant be determined to pose an imminent
danger to patients.
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7351 Lowry Boulevard, Suite 100
Denver, Colorado 80230
Phone: 303-577-3232 ~ Fax: 303-577-3241
Email: cpep@cpepdoc.org
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