acgme-compliance

ACGME regulatory compliance expertise for medical residency scheduling. Use when validating schedules, checking work hour limits, supervision ratios, or answering compliance questions. Integrates with MCP validation tools.

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About acgme-compliance

The acgme-compliance skill provides expertise in ensuring that medical residency schedules meet the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) standards. This skill focuses on validating various compliance factors, such as duty hour limits, work schedules, supervision ratios, and other residency program regulations. It integrates with the MCP validation tools to automate compliance checks, saving time and reducing the risk of non-compliance during residency program management. By leveraging this skill, residency program directors and coordinators can easily ensure that their scheduling practices align with ACGME's strict guidelines and avoid potential violations that could affect accreditation status.

FAQ

How do I use the acgme-compliance skill?

To use the acgme-compliance skill, simply integrate it with your residency scheduling system. It requires running a set of MCP tools to validate the schedule, check work hours, supervision ratios, and ensure that all compliance rules are met. Follow the provided code examples to integrate the tools into your workflow.

What are the specific ACGME rules validated by this skill?

The skill validates several key ACGME regulations, including the 80-hour work week, the 1-in-7 day off rule, supervision ratios, duty period limits, and night float requirements. It ensures that residency schedules comply with these rules to maintain ACGME accreditation.

What tools do I need to run with this skill?

The skill requires the use of three primary MCP tools: validate_schedule_tool for schedule validation, check_mtf_compliance_tool for military compliance checks, and rag_search for querying the knowledge base. These tools must be run to ensure full compliance.