Cal. Code Regs. Tit. 16, § 1379.27 - Criteria for Acceptability of Courses
(a) Those courses and programs referred to in
section 1379.26 above shall meet the
following criteria in order to be acceptable to the division:
(1) Faculty--the course or program instructor
shall:
(A) be currently licensed or certified
in his/her area of expertise, if appropriate, and
(B) show evidence of specialized training
which may include, but is not limited to, a certificate of training or an
advanced degree in a given subject area. The curriculum vitae of all faculty
members shall be kept on file.
(2) Rationale--The need for the course and
how the need was determined shall be clearly stated and maintained on
file.
(3) Course content--The
content of the course or program shall be directly related to midwifery,
patient care, community health or public health, preventive medicine,
professional ethics, the Medical Practice Act, the Licensed Midwifery Practice
Act, or improvement of the midwife-client relationship.
(4) Educational objectives--Each course or
program shall clearly state educational objectives that can be realistically
accomplished within the framework of the course.
(5) Method of instruction--Teaching methods
for each course or program shall be described, e.g. lecture, seminar,
audio-visual, simulation.
(6)
Evaluation--Each course or program shall include an evaluation method which
documents that the educational objectives have been met--for example, written
examination or written evaluation by each participant.
(7) Attendance--A course provider shall
maintain a record of attendance of each participant.
(b) The division will not give prior approval
to individual courses or programs; however, the division will randomly audit
courses or programs submitted for credit in addition to any course or program
for which a complaint is received. If an audit is made, course providers will
be asked to submit to the division documentation concerning each of the items
described in subsection (a) above.
(c) Credit toward the required hours of
continuing education will not be accepted for any course deemed unacceptable by
the division after an audit has been made pursuant to this section.
Notes
Note: Authority cited: Section 2018, Business and Professions Code. Reference: Section 2518, Business and Professions Code.
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