Publishing an article in approved subject areas yields CE credit in what form?

• A. Credit awarded for articles or books in editorially reviewed media.
• B. A fixed 3 hours of CE per article.
• C. No CE credit for publications.
• D. Credit only for peer-reviewed journals.

Answer: (A)

Publishing an article in approved subject areas earns CE credits when the work appears in media that has undergone editorial review. The editorial review process ensures the content is reviewed for quality, accuracy, and relevance before publication, which the licensing boards recognize as a legitimate form of continuing education. This credit isn’t a fixed hours-per-article rule, and it isn’t limited to strictly peer-reviewed journals—the broader category of editorially reviewed media that meet the board’s approvals is eligible. So, the form of CE credit is earned for publications in those approved, professionally edited venues.