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Continuing Education and Reaccreditation Flashcards

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  1. A diplomate wants to earn CE credit by publishing a peer-reviewed article in a neuropsychology journal. Under which condition would this most likely qualify?

    Answer: If the activity meets ABCN guidelines for scholarly contribution credit

    Peer-reviewed publications can qualify for CE credit only when they meet ABCN's specific criteria for scholarly contributions.

  2. Which scenario best illustrates a conflict of interest that must be disclosed during a CE event presentation?

    Answer: The presenter receives speaker fees from a test publisher whose instrument is discussed

    Financial relationships with commercial entities whose products are discussed constitute a conflict of interest requiring disclosure.

  3. Under ABCN reaccreditation rules, which type of CE documentation is most important for a diplomate to retain?

    Answer: Certificates of completion showing hours, date, and provider

    Official certificates of completion with hours, date, and approved provider information are the standard required documentation.

  4. A board-certified neuropsychologist moves to a new state. How does this affect their ABCN reaccreditation obligations?

    Answer: ABCN certification obligations remain unchanged regardless of state

    ABCN is a national board certification independent of state licensure, so relocation does not alter reaccreditation requirements.

  5. What percentage of required CE hours may typically be completed via self-study (e.g., online modules, home study) under ABCN guidelines?

    Answer: 100% — no restriction

    ABCN allows the full complement of required CE hours to be completed via approved self-study formats without a set cap.

  6. Which of the following best describes 'practice-based learning' as a CE category for neuropsychologists?

    Answer: Reviewing one's own cases to improve clinical skills through structured reflection

    Practice-based learning involves structured self-review of one's clinical work to identify learning needs and track improvement.

  7. What happens to a diplomate's certification if they complete all CE requirements but fail to submit the reaccreditation application and fees?

    Answer: Certification lapses because submission and payment are required steps

    Both completing CE requirements and formally submitting the reaccreditation application with fees are required; CE alone does not renew certification.