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ABPMR Staff Presents Research on the Impact of Email Reminders on Assessment Engagement at ABMS Conference
ABPMR staff presented research at the ABMS Conference in Chicago last month highlighting how timely email reminders can increase diplomate engagement and encourage completion of longitudinal assessment questions.
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Board Director News
2026: ABPMR Recognizes Volunteers with 10 Years or More of Service
This year, ABPMR proudly recognizes eight dedicated volunteers with the Decade Award, celebrating more than 10 years of service and commitment to the organization.
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IHHC: Enhancing Accessibility Across MSK Facilities: A Quality Improvement Initiative
This month’s IHHC Project Spotlight features “Enhancing Accessibility Across MSK Facilities: A Quality Improvement Initiative,” submitted by Drs. Lisa Ruppert, Christian Custodio, Julia Reilly, Katarzyna Ibanez, Jesuel Padro-Guzman, Grigory Syrkin, Suzanne Gutierrez, and Deborah Cassidy.
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Continuing Certification Research
Understanding Discordant Board Outcomes
New ABPMR research examines individual and residency program factors associated with differing outcomes on the Part I and Part II Certification Examinations.
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Thank you to our 2025-2026 ABMS Scholar: Dr. Matthew Haas
Over the past year as an ABMS Scholar, Dr. Haas has been working to better understand what influences physicians to pursue—or not pursue—a career in Pediatric Rehabilitation Medicine. His research represents the first national study to explore the motivations, experiences and barriers shaping the field’s future workforce.
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Exam Results
Summer 2026 Sports Medicine Examination Results
Congratulations to the 37 newly certified Sports Medicine Physicians!
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Meet our 2026-2027 ABMS Scholar: Dr. Zachary Carter!
Through his project, Advanced Spine: An Interdisciplinary Value-based Curriculum to Train Physicians to Implement Biopsychosocial Care Models, Dr. Carter will develop education and practical tools to help physicians integrate interdisciplinary, biopsychosocial approaches to chronic pain care.
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CC
Announcing Reduced SA-CME Requirement for all PM&R Diplomates!
As part of ongoing efforts to simplify Continuing Certification (CC) requirements, the ABPMR is reducing the Self-Assessment CME (SA-CME) requirement for all five-year Continuing Certification cycles from 50 credits to 48 credits. This change is effective immediately and will apply to all current and future five-year CC cycles.
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Primary Certification
2026 Part II Examination Results
Congratulations to the 563 newly board certified ABPMR physicians!
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