It is vitally important that the programs fully and accurately record the scholarly activity of the program director, faculty members, and residents/fellows. Scholarly activity includes: peer-reviewed publications; non-peer reviewed publications (such as book chapters); presentations at international, national, or regional meetings; other presentations, including local teaching; research grants; leadership roles in national medical organizations; and responsibility for organizing seminars, conference series, and courses. It is important for the Review Committees to understand the degree of scholarly activity in the program.