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Templates for Display

The following templates include the code for credit and required learner statements prior to the activity. These can be displayed via a PowerPoint slide for virtual activities and/or printed for in-person activities. Note: if the activity has been approved for greater than 1.0 hours per session, you will need to adjust the time in the designation statement.

Templates if No Relevant Relationship / Conflict of Interest (COI)/Accreditation and Designation Statements

Templates if There Are Relevant Relationship(s)/Conflict of Interest (COI)/Accreditation and Designation Statements

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