MADISON - A recent audit finds nearly one in 11 licensed Wisconsin physicians was not in compliance with continuing education requirements.
State regulators found 8 percent of doctors selected in the random audit failed to meet the requirements. While an overwhelming majority of doctors completed their continuing education, a former Medical Examining Board chairman says the requirements are not that strict.
Sheldon Wasserman tells the Wisconsin State Journal (http://bit.ly/1cUFqLK ) Wisconsin's requirements are the lowest in the nation. Physicians in Wisconsin must log 30 hours of continuing medical education every two years.
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