FAQs
Co-sponsors
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NDMS (National Disaster Medical System)
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MRC (Medical Reserve Corps) (MRC FAQ)
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ESAR-VHP (Emergency System for Advance Registration of Volunteer
Health Professionals)
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USPHS (United States Public Health Service)
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CHEP (Chesapeake Health Education Program Inc.)
How is registration being handled this year?
The 2012 Integrated Medical, Public Health, Preparedness and Response Training Summit is open to the public and private sector. Registration is available online at www.integratedtrainingsummit.org.
Can I register for Pre Training Summit Workshops?
Yes, you may register to participate in workshops only. During the registration process you will have the option of choosing the Pre Training Summit workshops you wish to attend. Registration is limited for these workshops and additional fees apply. Workshops will be taking place before the Integrated Training Summit.
How do I receive CEs?
For main summit courses
All classes will be closed 15 minutes after the sessions have begun and your badge will be scanned at the beginning of each session. Credits are designated per class and therefore your CEs will be based on the number of approved classes attended. You are responsible for reviewing the program manual to ensure the class you are attending is accredited in your discipline.
For workshops
Pre-registration for the workshops is required. Your badge will be scanned prior to entering the workshop to confirm attendance. All classes will be closed 15 minutes after the sessions have begun, and your badge will be scanned at the beginning of each session. Credits are designated per class and therefore your CEs will be based on the number of approved classes attended. You are responsible for reviewing the program manual to ensure the class you are attending is accredited in your discipline.
New for ACPE
CPE Monitor—CPE (Continuing Pharmacy Education) Monitor—is a national, collaborative effort by ACPE and the National Association of Boards of Pharmacy (NABP) to provide an electronic system for pharmacists and pharmacy technicians to track their completed continuing pharmacy education (CPE) credits.
This is a mandatory requirement for pharmacists and will eliminate paper copies of CPE statements of credits.
You will need a unique identifier (NABP ID) to obtain ACPE credits for the 2012 Integrated Training Summit. To obtain your ID, please set up an NABP e-Profile.
How will I obtain my certificate?
You will be responsible for completing the online evaluations for all the courses you attend that provide the requested accreditation. In addition, an overall online evaluation will need to be completed prior to obtaining your CE certificate. At the end of the evaluation process, you will be able to print your final certificate.
In what cities will future Training Summits be located?
Locations rotate between the middle, western and eastern regions of the U.S. A location will be determined based on evaluating city proposals received. Please check back to the training summit website for updates.
What are the uniforms of the day for the 2012 Training Summit?
All uniformed personnel who are presenting or participating in panel discussions will be in Class A or equivalent uniforms (e.g. USPHS and US Navy, this is the Service Dress Blue). If you are not presenting, the prescribed uniform will be Class B or equivalent (e.g. USPHS and Navy, this is the Service Khaki).
For non-uniformed personnel, the dress is business casual.
If you have any questions or comments regarding the 2012 Integrated Training Summit, you may email CHEP at hhsts@chepinc.org or call 410-642-1857. If you experience difficulty getting through due to heavy call volume, please email us with your questions.
