How to Obtain CME Credit after Completing the LLSA Exam on the ABEM Website

When you are ready to take the American Board of Emergency Medicine's annual LLSA exam, go to www.ABEM.org. Upon successful completion, choose the option to have your LLSA certificate forwarded by email to CME@EMedHome.com. This is accomplished by clicking on the "Email Certificate" link which immediately appears upon completing the LLSA exam.

Note that before forwarding your LLSA certificate to EMedHome.com, you must have already logged in to the LLSA Article CME area and selected your CME option (i.e. the LLSA certificate method); otherwise our server will not recognize your certificate and it will be deleted.

If you have already finished the LLSA exam and are returning to the ABEM website, the "Email Certificate" link may be found by logging-in to the EMCC area and clicking on this link: https://www.abem.org/emcc/hr/user/learning_history.aspx. Choose the LLSA by year, and click on "Score Report" to get to the "Email Certificate" link.

After you have forwarded your certificate to EMedHome.com, you may return to the EMedHome.com LLSA CME Program to complete the evaluation survey and obtain your CME certificate. Please allow one business day for us to receive your LLSA certificate from ABEM

Why is There No Option to Purchase a Set of Article Reprints?

Starting with the 2008 edition of the LLSA CME Program, we are no longer offering the option to purchase a set of publishers' hard-copy reprints of the LLSA articles. This is a result of Emergency Physicians' decreasing interest in purchasing such reprints. Many ED groups obtain copies of the articles and distribute them to members of the group, and all of the articles are now available on the web, often at no cost. However, all of the LLSA articles are available on-line and the EMedHome.com LLSA CME Program provides links to websites where the LLSA articles may be downloaded at no cost (we cannot be responsible for difficulties with links on third party websites).