Dear CORD Members,
The ACGME is currently seeking public comment on proposed revisions to the Common Program Requirements (CPRs). These proposed changes are separate from the recently approved Emergency Medicine Program Requirements that will take effect in 2028 and could have implications for EM residency training.To help our members understand the proposed changes, CORD has developed the attached infographic comparing selected current EM requirements with the proposed CPRs and highlighting areas of potential impact for our specialty. The infographic is not intended to capture all of the proposed changes and we encourage members to review the full proposed Common Program Requirements.
Review the Proposed RequirementsSubmit Comments to the ACGME by October 22
The ACGME is accepting public comments on proposed revisions to the Common Program Requirements (Residency) through October 22, 2026.These proposed changes could have significant implications for emergency medicine residency education and programs. CORD strongly encourages every member to review the proposed revisions and submit individual comments directly to the ACGME.
Your perspective as an EM educator matters. Make your voice heard and help shape the future of graduate medical education.
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