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Maintenance of Certification Portfolio Program
The American Board of Pediatrics (ABP) developed the Pediatric Portfolio Sponsor Program for organizations that are managing many Maintenance of Certification (MOC)-approved Quality Improvement (QI) projects. As an approved Portfolio Sponsor, UPMC Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh evaluates their own QI projects against the ABP standards and approves QI projects internally for MOC credit.
Children's Hospital was approved by the ABP as a portfolio sponsor in 2019. The MOC Portfolio Committee was formed to develop and launch the ABP Portfolio Sponsor Program for the Department of Pediatrics (DOP).
The main responsibility of the MOC Committee is to review MOC QI projects submitted by DOP faculty against the ABP standards and approve projects which meet these standards. The secondary responsibility of the MOC Committee is to provide guidance and suggestions for improvement for those projects which do not meet ABP standards or meet ABP standards but may still have opportunities for improvement regarding project design.
Have questions about getting started or the feasibility of a potential Quality Improvement (QI) project? Contact us or your Division’s QI Coach! Our MOC Portfolio Committee is here to assist at any stage of your project.
Current Projects
Review a list of active QI projects overseen by the Children's MOC Committee.
Frequently Asked Questions
Review a list of questions on how to start a QI project and where to get assistance.
Forms and Guides
Access documents related to the QI project application and review process.
Training Archives
Access copies of prior MOC Portfolio Program trainings. UPMC or Pitt credentials are required for access.
Directory
Contact members of the MOC Portfolio Program or your Division's QI Coach.