Maharashtra, India, August 28, 2024: The Maharashtra Council of Indian Medicine (MCIM) has introduced a Continuous Professional Development (CPD) policy to enhance the professional growth of Ayurvedic practitioners. This initiative offers a cost-effective and accessible approach to earning CPD credit points, which are essential for medical registration renewal.
A rural Ayurvedic practitioner shares their experience: “MCIM’s initiative has been helpful for me. I can now access quality educational content without leaving my clinic or incurring significant expenses.”
The National Commission for Indian System of Medicine (NCISM) policy mandates practitioners to accumulate 50 CPD points over five years. Points can be earned through various activities, including online Continuing Medical Education (CME) programs,…
Quality Education at a Fraction of the Cost
