
ACCME-Compliant CME Activity Builder
Build ACCME-compliant CME activities in minutes
What You Can Do
Rapidly structure and draft ACCME-compliant CME activities with validated learning objectives, clinically relevant case studies, and assessment items. This skill guides you through the entire activity development process, ensuring your educational content meets ACCME accreditation standards and delivers measurable learning outcomes for healthcare professionals.
Features
Automatically validates your CME activity against all ACCME standards, including learning objectives format, conflict of interest disclosures, and learner assessment requirements.
Creates Bloom's taxonomy-aligned learning objectives using measurable behavioral language that meets ACCME requirements for demonstrable learner competencies.
Structures realistic, evidence-based case studies with clinical context, diagnostic reasoning prompts, and learning points tied directly to educational objectives.
Generates multiple-choice, scenario-based, and knowledge-check assessment items that accurately measure learner achievement of stated objectives.
Automatically calculates appropriate CME credit hours based on activity length, format, and complexity, ensuring proper credit allocation per ACCME standards.
Pre-built templates for faculty conflict of interest disclosures and learner evaluation forms that comply with ACCME disclosure requirements.
Incorporates current clinical evidence, guidelines, and references directly into case studies and content to ensure educational accuracy and currency.
Generates a comprehensive compliance checklist documenting that all ACCME elements have been addressed, creating an audit trail for accreditation reviews.
Example Output
Example Learning Objectives
After completing this activity, learners will be able to:
- Identify the clinical presentations of acute myocardial infarction in atypical populations (Bloom's Level 2)
- Analyze ECG findings in the context of troponin elevation and clinical symptoms (Bloom's Level 4)
- Apply evidence-based management protocols to reduce 30-day mortality in high-risk subgroups (Bloom's Level 3)
Example Case Study
Patient: 68-year-old female with diabetes, hypertension, and CKD stage 3
Presentation: Dyspnea, diaphoresis, chest heaviness × 2 hours
Clinical Reasoning Prompt: What additional diagnostic workup would you order?
Learning Point: Atypical presentations in women with CKD delay diagnosis; antihypertensive selection differs in renal disease
Example Assessment Item
Which antihypertensive is most appropriate for this patient with CKD stage 3?
- A) Atenolol monotherapy
- B) ACE inhibitor + diuretic combination
- C) Immediate vasodilator therapy
- D) Calcium channel blocker only
Correct Answer: B (Addresses Learning Objective 2: Apply evidence-based regimens)
What's Included
- ACCME Compliance Checklist: Step-by-step verification that your activity includes learning objectives, disclosures, assessments, and learner evaluation—all ACCME-mandated elements.
- Learning Objective Templates: Pre-formatted templates using Bloom's taxonomy and measurable action verbs, eliminating common compliance pitfalls in objective design.
- Clinical Case Study Framework: Structured outline for developing realistic cases with clinical context, diagnostic reasoning pathways, and evidence-based management.
- Assessment Item Generator: Guidance for creating valid, reliable test items that measure learning objective achievement without ambiguity or bias.
- Conflict of Interest & Disclosure Templates: Ready-to-use disclosure forms, faculty attestations, and learner evaluation instruments meeting ACCME standards.
- CME Credit Calculation Tool: Quick reference for assigning appropriate AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™ based on activity format, duration, and educational methodology.
Who It's For
- Medical Educators and Clinical Faculty
- CME Directors and Continuing Education Coordinators
- Hospital and Health System Compliance Officers
- Academic Medical Center Curriculum Developers
- Physician and Nurse Educator Specialists
Best For
- Designing new CME activities from scratch
- Converting clinical content into accredited education
- Creating ACCME-compliant learning objectives
- Developing assessment items measuring competencies
- Preparing for ACCME audit and accreditation reviews







