Six medical institutions in the world’s fourth most populous country achieve ACGME-I accreditation, as do new programs in two recently accredited institutions in Japan and Lebanon.

GME programs in seven countries also achieve ACGME-I accreditation.

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Accreditation site visits to all ACGME-I-accredited programs will ramp up in the next few years, as required visits following completion of a program’s Self-Study are scheduled. This webinar is designed if it has it been a while since a program’s last site visit, there is a new program director or coordinator who has never experienced a site visit, or for programs applying for ACGME-I accreditation or moving from Initial to Continued Accreditation.

ACGME-I policy is to conduct a regular review of Requirements. To that end, the Advanced Specialty Requirements for both Family Medicine and Pediatrics recently underwent a scheduled major revision. These revisions are effective 1 July 2026.

Consider nominating graduate medical education (GME) colleagues deserving of special recognition for the 2026 ACGME International Awards, which are given in three categories:

• Physician Leader
• Physician Educator
• Staff