# Evaluate TMS clinic claims, labels and records

Trace device, price, outcome and funding claims to their primary records, learn what each record does not prove, and keep a clean record of decisions and reviews.

- Level: Specialist
- Length: 70 minutes
- Exam questions: 9, pass mark 80%, up to 3 attempts
- Certificate: valid for 12 months

## What you will learn

- Trace a device or clearance claim to the named system, indication and label in the FDA record.
- Judge a published price by its date, scope and currency before you use it.
- Identify outcome, label and funding claims that a listing or a web page cannot support.
- Keep a written record of policies, decisions and reviews, and keep health details out of shared tools.

## Lessons

1. [Device and clearance claims](https://tmsclinics.fyi/academy/evaluate-tms-clinic-claims-and-records/device-and-clearance-claims.md) (18 minutes)
2. [Prices, dates and scope](https://tmsclinics.fyi/academy/evaluate-tms-clinic-claims-and-records/prices-dates-and-scope.md) (17 minutes)
3. [Outcome claims, labels and endorsements](https://tmsclinics.fyi/academy/evaluate-tms-clinic-claims-and-records/outcome-claims-and-labels.md) (17 minutes)
4. [Denials, records and privacy](https://tmsclinics.fyi/academy/evaluate-tms-clinic-claims-and-records/denials-records-and-privacy.md) (18 minutes)

## Questions

### Is this a clinical or regulatory credential?

No. It is a certificate of completion from this site. It is not a licence, an accreditation or a credential as a clinician, an evaluator or an advocate.

### Does the course say whether a device works?

No. It shows how to read the record behind a claim. Whether a treatment suits a person is a question for a qualified clinician.

### Are the dates in the lessons current?

They come from this site's guides, which were fetched on 29 October 2026. Records change. Open the primary record and check its current version.

Also on the [web page](https://tmsclinics.fyi/academy/evaluate-tms-clinic-claims-and-records).

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