The ABP’s most popular self-assessment tool, Question of the Week (QOW), gives participants a pediatric case study, an abstract with commentary, hyperlinked references, and a question every week for 50 weeks of the year.
For every correct response, you will receive 0.5 MOC Part 2 points. For every 20 correct responses, you can earn 10 CME credits.
When you sign up for QOW, an email will be sent to you every week — except for the weeks of Christmas and New Year’s Day — that gives you a link to the newly published question. You don’t have to answer a question every week. You can skip some weeks and answer more than one another week.
There is no maximum number of Part 2 points that you can earn with QOW in a five-year MOC activity cycle, and you can read the published case studies and answer the questions at any time and from any computer or laptop that has internet access — at your desk, at home, or when traveling.
After you have answered a QOW, you can post comments to discuss the case with your peers.
The CASE SCENARIO sets the stage for the topic being covered in that week's QOW. |
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The PRE-TEST gives you the opportunity to try your hand at the question, but this attempt is not held against you. | ![]() |
The ABSTRACT is reproduced from a recent journal publication. | ![]() |
The COMMENTARY brings everything full circle by taking the abstract's findings and applying it to the case scenario and the real world. | ![]() |
The FINAL ATTEMPT is where you answer the question for credit and receive immediate feedback. | ![]() |
The COMMENT SECTION allows you to share your thoughts and engage in discussions in the community forum. | ![]() |
The MEDICAL PEARL is a bonus of interesting information. | ![]() |
Links
[1] https://www.abp.org/ABPLanding