Changing MOC—Why SCAI Is Calling for an End to Volume Reporting: SCAI Town Hall | SCAI

Interventional cardiology is the only subspecialty in all of medicine, surgery or radiology with minimum procedural volume requirements for MOC. Analyses of registry data suggest no clinically meaningful minimum procedural threshold for patient outcomes, prompting SCAI to call for the abolition of volume reporting requirements in IC MOC.

Join this town hall to learn about the data, why SCAI is advocating for change, and be prepared to respond to the ABIM's survey on this issue. Prepare to shape the future of MOC in the specialty.

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J. Dawn Abbott, MD, MSCAI

SCAI President
Distinguished Service Award Recipient
MSCAI
JSCAI Editorial Board
Committee Member
ELM Fellow (past)
ELM Mentor (current)

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