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CPME Update
ric Medicine, and 130, Procedures for Accrediting Colleges of Podiatric Medicine, and the College Accreditation Eligibility Requirements; review and possible adoption of CPME 220, Criteria and
Guidelines for Recognition of a Specialty Board for Podiatric Medical
Practice, and 230, Procedures for Recognition of a Specialty Board
for Podiatric Medical Practice; and review and possible adoption
of CPME 720, Standards and Requirements for Approval of Providers of Continuing Education in Podiatric Medicine, and 730, Procedures for Approval of Providers of Continuing Education in Podiatric
Medicine; and numerous college and residency policy matters.
Recommendations from council committees, which will
complete their deliberations at meetings held in September and
October, will constitute a significant portion of the CPME agenda. The Continuing Education Committee and the Residency
Review Committee met in September. The council's Accreditation, Executive, and Budget Committees will hold meetings on
October 16-17, just prior to the CPME meeting.

Public Notice: Call for Third-Party Comments
In accordance with the Council on Podiatric Medical Education's procedures, interested individuals or institutions are invited to submit third-party comments with respect to compliance
of the New York College of Podiatric Medicine in New York with

the standards and requirements of the council. The council will
take into consideration all comments received by February 15,
2020, as part of the college's on-site evaluation scheduled for
spring 2020. Comments must relate specifically to the council's
requirements as published in CPME 120, Standards and Requirements for Accrediting Colleges of Podiatric Medicine, which may be
obtained at CPME.org.
Signed comments received by the council will be shared
with the institution and members of the evaluation team prior to
the visit. The institution is notified of third-party comments so it
may have opportunity to respond. The council will exercise its
best efforts to keep confidential the identity of an individual or
entity that submits a comment, unless the person or entity has
specified in writing that it is permissible to reveal his/her/its
identity. If confidentiality is appropriate, all correspondence
with the institution will maintain this confidentiality. During its
review of the college, the evaluation team considers third-party
comments, if any, that relate to the accreditation standards.
Please submit third-party comments to:
Heather Stagliano, DHSc, Director
Council on Podiatric Medical Education
9312 Old Georgetown Road
Bethesda, MD 20814-1621
hmstagliano@cpme.org

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