What's changed

Copilot notes now use the current product name.

Switched outcome and enduring figures to the 2025 Data Report. Noted that ACCME’s annual-reporting page may still show last cycle’s deadline.

Headline now covers AI and CME words. Project and MOC/CC entries match 2026 plan limits and board-language shifts.

From your desk now includes leadership development.

Framed the skill path for people already prompting, not as an experiment.

Flagged the 2026 collaborating-board movement and kept the stop: open ACCME’s current MOC page, do not memorize the list.

Enduring share updated to the 2025 Data Report: about 44 percent of activities, and about two thirds of learner interactions.

Claude Projects storage notes now match free-account availability.

Copilot notes now use the current product name.

Added a leadership-development desk: rehearsal, facilitator guide, evals, and the 360 stop.

Opened with the Tuesday split (search vs connections) instead of the graph-versus-RAG slogan.

Noted that ACCME’s annual-reporting page may still show last cycle’s deadline well into the year.

Noted that ACCME’s annual-reporting page may still show last cycle’s deadline well into the year.

Replaced the three-weeks segment with the bounce people already lived through. The participant handout now explains the model without “tokens.”

Replaced the 2024 Data Report with the 2025 report. Added the summer 2026 data updates. Claude Projects are no longer listed as paid-only.

Dropped the week-one framing. Named the bounce most people already lived through, and split the jammed next-step paragraph.

Copilot notes now use the current product name.

Noted the Microsoft Copilot rename. ChatGPT and Claude Projects are no longer described as paid-only.

Copilot notes now use the current product name.

Added a leadership-development desk and a hard-conversation job.

Claude Projects are no longer paid-only. Copilot notes use the current product name.

Added knowledge graph, GraphRAG, and loop, and tied RAG to the maps-and-loops split.

Skill path now includes a fifth module on relationship maps and checking loops.

Added Maps and loops as a fifth module, on relationship maps versus passage search.

Skill-module timing now matches the five-module path.

First published. When a relationship map beats passage search, and a checking loop for CME files.

Added RAG, GraphRAG, ReAct, sycophancy, and Moore 2009 sources for the maps-and-loops module.

Next-step timing now covers five skill modules, a little over an hour.

Pointed from reusable files to the maps-and-loops module on relationships and checking loops.

First published, including enduring materials, joint providership, and a pointer to the PARS close companion.

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Linked the introduction to the ACCME guidebook, gave each term a stable URL fragment, and added CME and checking words the handbook already uses: enduring material, MOC/CC, ACCME, practice gap, commercial support, author of record, and learner interaction.

Added PARS close, joint providership, enduring-module, supporter-outcomes, and credit-count recipes.

Linked the supporter-outcomes dialect for the 90-day report after the activity.

Added the ACCME guidebook, a Start from your desk route, the need poll, and links through to the PARS close companion.

Linked the enduring-module recipe for on-demand items.

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Added the session-file checklist and the activity-file audit. They stay out of the starter pack.

First published, then wired to the session-file and activity-file checklists, PARS close, joint providership, enduring modules, supporter outcomes, the credit-count process, and the need poll.

Linked the January 2026 AI disclosure note to the ACCME guidebook.

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Linked the PARS annual-close companion and checking recipe.

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Added the Standards, criteria, annual reporting, joint providership, enduring, RSS definition, and MOC/CC pages, and pointed readers at the ACCME guidebook as a map.

Pointed next steps at the ACCME guidebook, From your desk, the need poll, PARS close, joint providership, and the credit-count process.

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Linked the supporter-outcomes dialect for grant-funded 90-day reports.

Pointed the after-you-send-it step at the session-file checklist.

Added matrix rows for PARS close, joint providership, enduring modules, supporter outcomes, and the credit-count process.

First published. A short poll that routes to free recipes, templates, and the 60-minute teaching kit.

Now lists revisions to guides, templates, and reference pages, not only recipes and skill modules.

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Added CME working words: activity file, commendation, credit designation statement, ineligible company, IPCE, joint providership, mitigation, Moore's levels, PARS, RSS, and Standard 3.

Description now covers RSS packets, disclosure chasing, and commercial-bias screens, for people who already prompt.

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Repositioned for staff who already use AI. Added a Keep the file clean route to the disclosure log.

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Pointed the disclosure caution to the new Standard 3 recipe.

Starter pack now includes the AI disclosure log and the office governance sheet.

Added a stop for ungoverned learner-facing AI, unpublished faculty slides to check first, and a pointer to the disclosure log.

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Reframed for people already prompting. Added an optional 20 minutes to write the office disclosure sentence. The time objection now cites the Alliance survey.

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Added the ACCME 2024 Data Report, McMahon 2025 JCME paper, Alliance 2025 AI survey, and the Alliance AI position.

Opened with the Alliance finding that 95 percent of CME/CPD staff already use AI. Added next steps for RSS, the disclosure log, and IME narratives.

Linked the year-end program-analysis recipe for PARS and self-study narrative.

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Added matrix rows for RSS packets, disclosure chasing, commercial-bias screens, cases, IME narratives, and program analysis.

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