AMA Ed Hub^™ Help

If you already have an AMA account, you can use your current login credentials to access the site. Click on the “Sign In” drop down menu located in the upper righthand corner of the home page and follow the subsequent prompts.

If you do not have an AMA account and need to create one, click on the same “Sign In” menu, select “Create an Account” and follow the subsequent prompts (example below). It is free to create an AMA online account.

If a course is eligible for CME, the number of credits and the label “CME” will appear above the course title (example below).

To access your transcripts, open your account profile dropdown menu located in the upper righthand corner of the main page, and click on “Transcript.”

When a nonaccredited organization works with an accredited provider, it is called “joint providership”. The AMA does not participate in joint providership at this time. To identify an accredited CME provider who participates in joint providership, please visit the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) site.

If your organization desires to become an accredited CME provider, you need to contact the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) or an ACCME Recognized Accreditor. Please visit the ACCME site to learn more.

The AMA Ed Hub™ brings together diverse educational offerings on clinical, practice transformation and professionalism. Today, it includes education from JAMA Network™, the AMA’s STEPS Forward™ Practice Transformation series, and other signature AMA content covering such areas as ethics, pain management and health care trends.

As we strive to deliver impactful, innovative education that helps physicians improve care, the AMA Ed Hub will continue to expand its educational offering.

The AMA Ed Hub is open to anyone.

Many courses provided by the AMA Ed Hub are free. For instance, all AMA’s STEPSForward modules are provided free of charge along with many other AMA-featured courses.

The AMA provides additional, members-only, educational activities for a minimal purchase fee. The JAMA Network provides flexible options: some courses can be part of the AMA membership benefit set, others can be available for a minimal purchase fee, and lastly, courses can be available at an annual subscription rate. Physicians and physicians-in-training with an active AMA membership can access all courses provided by the AMA Ed Hub.

Yes. The AMA Ed Hub allows optimal viewing, navigation and functionality of all its features. Automatic transcript reporting occurs on all devices, including tablets and mobile phones.

AMA Ed Hub will continue to evolve as we strive to deliver impactful, innovative education that helps physicians improve care. If you are an education content provider and are interested in featuring your education in the hub, contact AMAEdHubcontentpartners@ama-assn.org.

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