continuing medical education statement (cme/ce)
PHYSICIANS AND NURSES Accreditation Statement:
The Institute for Medical Educationsm is accredited by the Institute for Medical Quality/California Medical Association (IMQ/CMA) to provide continuing medical education for physicians. The Institute for Medical Educationsm takes responsibility for the content, quality and scientific integrity of this CME activity.
Credit Designation Statement:
The Institute for Medical Educationsm designates this educational activity for a maximum of 13 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit (s) ™. Physicians should only claim credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity. This credit may also be applied to the CMA Certification in Continuing Medical Education.
In accordance with the ACCME’s revised Standards of Commercial Support, potential conflicts of interest are thoroughly vetted by the Executive Committee of IME. All conflicts are resolved prior to the beginning of the activity by the IME peer review process. The opinion expressed in this activity are those of the faculty and do not necessarily reflect those of IME.
Provider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, provider number 10672 for a maximum of 13 contact hour(s).
Physicists
9.5 credits have been awarded by Medical Physics Education Programs for CAMPEP.
Dosimetrists
9.5 credits have been awarded by The Medical Dosimetrist Certification Board (MDCB). You must attend the entire session in order to receive awards.
Radiation Therapists
7.0 Category A CE credits have been awarded by The American Society of Radiologic Technologists. You are only awarded for the sessions below and you must attend the entire session in order to receive awards. The ASRT member technologists are responsible for submitting a copy of their documentation to the ASRT for CE tracking.
The Performance Improvement Session at the 2010 CyberKnife Scientific Meeting Conference Participation and Confidentiality Agreement PIS PowerPoint Template Once again this year we will be having a 4 hour Performance Improvement Session! If you plan to attend this session during the annual meeting, in order to gain admission, at least one person per CyberKnife site must bring a case to present. Not sure what you need to bring, we created a template for you. Download it now! New CyberKnife users, with less than 6 months experience, are welcome to attend the PIS without presenting a case study. All those attending the meeting must sign a Participation & Confidenitality Agreement. You can save yourself some time by completing the form in advance! Simply download, fill in, sign & date and fax it back to us at (408) 960-3822. What is The CyberKnife Society? Watch a quick video for more information about The CKS and our upcoming Scientific Meeting! ReCKord™ CyberKnife® Registry Webinar Did you miss our Live Webinar on Wednesday, November 18th? No problem watch a recording of the webinar now! The ReCKord™ CyberKnife® Registry is an international multi-year database designed to track CyberKnife System utilization, treatment practices & outcomes to help determine, over time, the most effective use of the CyberKnife System in management of patients with life threatening tumors & other diseases. The ReCKord CyberKnife Registry meets all HIPAA and EU requirements regarding patient privacy and transmission of protected patient information. About The Society The CyberKnife® Society (CKS) was initially organized in 2002 by Dr. John Adler under the auspices of Accuray® Incorporated (Publicly traded under NASDAQ). After 6 years and over 600 members, on January 14, 2008, The CyberKnife Society officially formed as a non-profit (501c6). Accuray Incorporated continues to be a generous financial sponsor that along with our membership dues supports The CKS to continue our vision as defined below: We believe we are limited only by our imagination in our efforts to painlessly destroy cancer and other disorders throughout the body - throughout the world. The CyberKnife Society is dedicated to realizing this dream. -> View More
Once again this year we will be having a 4 hour Performance Improvement Session! If you plan to attend this session during the annual meeting, in order to gain admission, at least one person per CyberKnife site must bring a case to present. Not sure what you need to bring, we created a template for you. Download it now! New CyberKnife users, with less than 6 months experience, are welcome to attend the PIS without presenting a case study. All those attending the meeting must sign a Participation & Confidenitality Agreement. You can save yourself some time by completing the form in advance! Simply download, fill in, sign & date and fax it back to us at (408) 960-3822. What is The CyberKnife Society? Watch a quick video for more information about The CKS and our upcoming Scientific Meeting! ReCKord™ CyberKnife® Registry Webinar Did you miss our Live Webinar on Wednesday, November 18th? No problem watch a recording of the webinar now! The ReCKord™ CyberKnife® Registry is an international multi-year database designed to track CyberKnife System utilization, treatment practices & outcomes to help determine, over time, the most effective use of the CyberKnife System in management of patients with life threatening tumors & other diseases. The ReCKord CyberKnife Registry meets all HIPAA and EU requirements regarding patient privacy and transmission of protected patient information. About The Society The CyberKnife® Society (CKS) was initially organized in 2002 by Dr. John Adler under the auspices of Accuray® Incorporated (Publicly traded under NASDAQ). After 6 years and over 600 members, on January 14, 2008, The CyberKnife Society officially formed as a non-profit (501c6). Accuray Incorporated continues to be a generous financial sponsor that along with our membership dues supports The CKS to continue our vision as defined below: We believe we are limited only by our imagination in our efforts to painlessly destroy cancer and other disorders throughout the body - throughout the world. The CyberKnife Society is dedicated to realizing this dream. -> View More
About The Society The CyberKnife® Society (CKS) was initially organized in 2002 by Dr. John Adler under the auspices of Accuray® Incorporated (Publicly traded under NASDAQ). After 6 years and over 600 members, on January 14, 2008, The CyberKnife Society officially formed as a non-profit (501c6). Accuray Incorporated continues to be a generous financial sponsor that along with our membership dues supports The CKS to continue our vision as defined below: We believe we are limited only by our imagination in our efforts to painlessly destroy cancer and other disorders throughout the body - throughout the world. The CyberKnife Society is dedicated to realizing this dream. -> View More