What does not count as an approved activity for Continuing Education (CE)?

• A. Active participation in professional organizations
• B. Attending cancer conferences
• C. Taking journal quizzes and/or completing continuing education activities
• D. Formal presentation of non-original work to cancer registry field or audience

Answer: (D)

CE credits come from activities that actively promote learning and update your knowledge and skills. Participating in professional organizations keeps you connected to ongoing developments and best practices. Attending cancer conferences exposes you to the latest research and clinical approaches. Taking journal quizzes and completing CE activities provides structured content with built-in assessment to confirm understanding. The act of formally presenting non-original work to a cancer registry field or audience doesn’t involve engaging in new learning or an educational process; it’s sharing existing material rather than engaging in a learning activity, so it doesn’t count toward approved CE credits.