Following is a list of learning activities which can be used to support a registrant’s practice and comply with Continuing Competence Program (CCP) requirements. Acceptable learning activities include, but are not limited to, reading books and journals, taking courses, preceptoring, and delivering professional presentations.

Satisfactory CCP Learning Activities

Background

Satisfactory Learning Activities are those that contribute to a registrant’s professional development.

Below is a list of learning activities that the Competence Committee has determined to be satisfactory, satisfactory with time restrictions, or unsatisfactory.

Policy

Without limiting the scope of the statements above, the Committee has determined that:

  • Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) time may be counted for up to four hours per CCP cycle. Any CPR hours exceeding four hours are not considered to add to the satisfactory learning requirement.
  • ACMDTT courses, including the Regulation Education Module, Protection of Patients from Sexual Abuse and Sexual Misconduct, Professional Communication, Professional Boundaries, Patient Consent, and Social Media and Digital Citizenship may be counted for up to one (1) hour each towards a CCP cycle.
  • Articles and journals may be counted for up to no more than one hour of learning collectively, per issue, towards a CCP cycle.
  • Registrants who complete peer-to-peer image/recording reviews may use a maximum of four hours towards a CCP cycle.
  • Registrants participating in clinical precepting may use a maximum of five hours towards a CCP cycle.
  • Participation in tradeshows for the purpose of public awareness of the profession may be used for a maximum of eight hours per CCP cycle.

The My CCP tutorial may be used for a maximum of 30 minutes per CCP cycle.

  • A learning activity submitted without adequate self-reflection is not considered satisfactory learning.
  • Time spent completing the College’s CCP documentation is not considered satisfactory learning.
  • Learning for personal improvement (i.e., yoga, wellness activities), not related to professional improvement, is not considered a satisfactory learning activity.
  • Time spent learning software/systems required by an employer for administrative purposes such as shift management software, expense tracking or payroll education, or tracking continuing education is not considered satisfactory learning.
  • Online video learning will not be considered satisfactory learning unless supported with appropriate citation and appropriate self-reflection.
  • Staff/Committee meetings, without adequate self-reflection for each individual meeting, are not considered satisfactory learning.
  • Meetings restricted to the content of contract negotiations/pension plans/ are not considered satisfactory learning.
  • Personal financial planning activities and union meetings are not considered satisfactory learning.
  • Research completed on peer-edited websites (i.e., Wikipedia or derivatives) is not considered satisfactory learning.
  • Time spent completing an examination is not considered satisfactory learning.
  • Time spent on social media networking is not considered satisfactory learning.
  • Learning activities recorded in duplicate (or other multiples) will only be counted once towards the registrant’s CCP cycle.

Resources

A series of online learning modules with the content mapped to the College’s foundational documents, with a focus on the Standards of Practice and Code of Ethics.

A comprehensive look at the pillars of regulation that govern the practice of ACMDTT registrants. 

Protecting Patients from Sexual Abuse and Misconduct

[Content note: This course includes scenarios that depict sexual abuse and misconduct. Resources are available to help you access information and support.]

Created by the Alberta Federation of Regulated Health Professions, this course helps regulated health professionals understand and comply with Bill 21: An Act to Protect Patients.

The Competence Committee considers this learning essential for registrants and has determined this course and its quizzes may be counted for up to 4 hours per CCP cycle.

See the CAMRT CPD catalogue. Recordings are free for CAMRT members. Non-members: Use code “CONNECT2019” for discount.

See the CAMRT CPD catalogue.

Fees may apply