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Course FAQs

Overview

What is the Difference Between The INMED Short Self-Paced Courses and the INMED Graduate Courses?

The INMED Graduate Certificate Courses address similar subjects as the INMED Short Self-Paced Courses but in much greater depth. The INMED Graduate Certificate Courses include skill stations, workshops, literature critique, rigorous exams, active participation of the instructors, and networking with like-minded student colleagues. In particular:

  • The Graduate Certificate Courses have an instructor who can assist students with their questions. The INMED Short Self-Paced Courses do not include availability of an instructor.
  • The Graduate Certificate Courses include structured assignments and feedback for each week. The INMED Short Self-Paced Courses require students to approach learning without such structure.
  • The depth and detail of learning in the Graduate Certificate Courses is much greater than the Short Self-Paced Courses and includes subject analysis and protocol development.
  • The Graduate Certificate Courses includes classroom workshop activities that are pivotal in application of the information.
  • The Graduate Certificate Courses provide an opportunity to meet and interact with peers in the field
Where Are the Post-Test Answers?

The Pre-Tests and interactive questions embedded throughout the content all contain answers and explanations to enhance learning. But the Post-Tests are designed to be assessments, and for this reason answers and explanations are not included. You can go back, review the content, and retake the Post-Tests as many times as necessary to achieve the required passing score of 80 percent. Thanks for understanding!

What is the Difference Between CME Courses And Non-CME Courses?

CME Accredited Courses are designed for MDs and DOs. After successful completion of these courses, the learner receives a CME certificate. Non-CME courses contain the same content as the CME Courses. After successful completion of these courses the learner receives a Certificate of Completion.

Whom Do I Contact If I’m Having Technical Difficulties with My Course?

Having technical difficulties with your elective or certificate course? For assistance, please contact [email protected] or by phone during business hours at (816)444-6400, extension 2.

Will I Receive a Certificate from INMED for My Course?

All learners who successfully completes all of the Academic Course requirements – including the Course Evaluation – will received a Certificate of Completion or Certificate of Continuing Medical Education indicating the number of AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™ issued for completing the course. Only learners who do Graduate Certificate Courses or Graduate Qualification Courses will receive INMED’s gold seal certification.

Academic Credit Course (incl. Graduate Certificates)

What Is the Difference Between the Graduate Certificate Courses INMED Offers?

The Graduate Certificate Course in International Medicine & Public Health includes 8 weeks of online learning plus virtual classroom activities. The course addresses diseases of poverty, low-resource HIV care, maternal-newborn health, and relevant clinical skills, as well as international public health, disaster management, cross-cultural skills, health leadership, and healthcare education. View Enrollment Qualifications.

The Graduate Certificate Course in International Nursing & Public Health includes 8 weeks of online learning plus virtual classroom activities. The course addresses diseases of poverty, low-resource HIV care, maternal-newborn care, and relevant clinical skills, as well as international public health, disaster management, cross-cultural skills, health leadership, and healthcare education. View Enrollment Qualifications.

The Graduate Certificate Course in International Public Health includes 8 weeks of online learning plus virtual classroom activities. This course addresses international public health, disaster management, cross-cultural skills, health leadership, and healthcare education. View Enrollment Qualifications.

The content of each course is similar.

I’m In Medical School, So When Should I Plan to Take the Graduate Certificate Course in International Medicine and Public Health?

The topics in this course correspond rather closely to topics in Step One / COMLEX One exams. For this reason, some medical students prefer to take the course during their second year. But the most important time to do the course would be when you can spare an extra five to ten hours per week of study time.

For the Academic Credit Courses, is the Online Portion Self-Paced, or Do I Need to be Online at Certain Times?
Each week of online learning includes assignments that are all due by Sunday nights. These usually include mastering interactive course content, reading articles and posting to discussion boards, and weekly projects. Fulfilling these activities usually requires 5 to 10 hours each week.
Can I Work at My Own Pace?

Learners can “work at their own pace” throughout any particular week, but all assignments must be completed by Sundays. In this way, learners can make timely posts and responses to one another posts, and the faculty can provide timely feedback on each learner’s progress. For these reasons, and to assure successful course completion, all learners must stay within the synchronous environment and comply with the posted course schedule. There are periodic virtual classroom activities at scheduled times.

What Is an INMED Virtual Classroom?
On the scheduled INMED Virtual Classroom times, learners will login together and participate in group discussions and joint activities including disaster triage, tropical medicine case studies, newborn resuscitation demonstration, and more.
I’ve Taken (and Passed) an INMED Course in the Past. Is There a Discount If I Want to Take It Again?

INMED’s courses are regularly revised with the most up-to-date, evidence-based information. For graduates of our INMED Academic Credit Courses (such as the Graduate Certificate Course in International Medicine, Nursing and/or Public Health), we offer a 50% “Refresher Discount” for those who wish to take the course again. In order to register at the 50% discounted rate, please contact [email protected] for instructions. We will verify your previous participation dates and passing grade.

Professional Qualification Courses

How Much Time is Required to Complete the Online Portion?

The time required varies from course to course. Please refer to the individual course page for the particular course. 

How Long Do I Have to Complete the Online Portion?

INMED Professional Qualification Course’s Online Portion are not time-limited and can be at completed any time before the In-Classroom Section.

How Many Times Can I Take a Short Self-Paced Course Post-Test?
You must attain a score of 80 percent or more to pass a Post-Test. If you do not attain this minimum score, you will be directed (as many times as necessary) to review the course information and to repeat the Post-Test.

Short Self-Paced Course

How Much Time is Required to Complete a Short Self-Paced Course?

The time required varies from course to course. Please refer to the CME Information page for the particular course. You can assess these pages via the Short Self-Paced Courses main page.

How Long Do I Have to Complete a Short Self-Paced Course?
INMED Short Self-Paced Courses are not time-limited and can be at completed any time. Registration permits access for 180 days.
How Many Times Can I Take a Short Self-Paced Course Post-Test?
You must attain a score of 80 percent or more to pass a Post-Test. If you do not attain this minimum score, you will be directed (as many times as necessary) to review the course information and to repeat the Post-Test.
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