Continuing Medical Education and Relationship to Master of Medicine (Primary Care Skin Cancer Medicine)

Continuing Medical Education

American Academy of Family Physician CME Hours
This activity has been reviewed and is acceptable for up to 12 prescribed credits by the American Academy of Family Physicians.

Relationship to the Master of Medicine

The CME course is related to the two unit course in the Master of Medicine (Primary Care Skin Cancer Medicine) IMED 7001. Students who wish to gain credit for this unit in the Masters will be required to complete the assessment requirements of the Masters under UQ assessment conditions.

Students will not be required to pay for this unit again and will need to inform the UQ Masters coordinator if they wish to seek recognition of prior learning (RPL) upon enrolling for the course. Doctors planning to study for the Masters degree but seeking a reduced study load initially will find this CME course a useful option.

CME in Primary Care Skin Cancer Medicine

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• Continuing Medical Education