maintenance of certification (moc)

What are the Components of MOC?

The MOC program typically consists of four parts:
Part I: Professional Standing - This involves maintaining an unrestricted medical license and hospital privileges.
Part II: Lifelong Learning and Self-Assessment - Gynecologists must engage in continuous education and complete self-assessment activities.
Part III: Cognitive Expertise - This includes passing periodic exams to assess medical knowledge and clinical skills.
Part IV: Practice Performance Assessment - Physicians must evaluate and improve their clinical practice through various quality improvement initiatives.

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