Open your CPD record in Mumaris Plus and read three numbers: your target for the two-year period, the hours already posted, and the hours still due. The last number is your real gap. Only posted hours count, so a course you finished yesterday may not be in the balance yet.
Why check the record instead of trusting memory?
Many of us keep a rough count in their head: "I did a course in spring, two at the conference, one online." Renewal does not read that count. It reads the hours posted to your Mumaris Plus record. Certificates you hold, activities that were not accredited, or entries the provider has not posted yet all sit outside your balance. Checking the record directly is the only way to know where you stand. If the platform itself is new to you, start with what Mumaris Plus is.
The three numbers to read
Hours required
Set by your category: 20, 40 or 60 for the two-year period.
Hours in your record
Accredited activities the providers have posted for you.
Your real gap
Target minus posted. This is what you still need to add.
Worked examples for each category
These examples are invented to show the arithmetic. They are not real records.
| Category | Posted so far | Target | Still due | Bundle that fits |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Technician | 0 | 20 | 20 | 20 CME hours |
| Specialist | 10 | 40 | 30 | 30 CME hours |
| Pharmacist | 0 | 40 | 40 | 40 CME hours |
| Physician | 20 | 60 | 40 | 40 CME hours |
How do you check your CME balance in Mumaris Plus?
- Sign in to Mumaris Plus with your own account. Never share the password.
- Open your CPD record and confirm your classification and current registration period.
- Note the target, the posted hours and the hours still due.
- Look through the list of activities and match each one to a certificate you hold.
- Write down any certificate that has no matching entry yet.
- Save a screenshot with the date, so you can compare next time.
The activity list is described in more detail in how to check your CPD hours and activity status in Mumaris Plus.
What do common readings mean?
Still due equals your full target, but you have finished courses. Nothing has been posted yet. Check how long ago you finished, whether each course is fully complete, and whether each activity was accredited.
A specialist with 35 posted and 5 still due. One more accredited activity closes it. At Mulhim that is a single course of 5 hours.
Seven certificates, six entries. Match them one by one. The certificate with no entry is the one to follow up with its provider.
Still due reads zero. Your target is met. You can apply to renew from three months before the period ends, and you avoid the late fine that applies from 31 days after it.
Which mistakes give a false picture?
- Reading the balance on the day you finish a course. With Mulhim, posting takes 24 to 48 business hours.
- Assuming every certificate is in the total. An activity that was not accredited will never appear.
- Checking only once, at the end. A missing entry found in the last week leaves little time to fix it.
- Mixing up periods. Make sure you are reading the current registration period, not the one before.
Make the check a habit
When the balance looks wrong
The causes are covered one by one in why CME hours do not show in Mumaris Plus.
Close the gap you found
Every Mulhim course is SCFHS accredited and gives 5 CME hours. Mulhim is fully accredited. Each bundle gives 6 months of access, certificates are downloaded from your dashboard, and Mulhim posts your hours to Mumaris Plus for you.
To turn the number still due into a plan, divide it by 5. Fifteen hours is three courses, 25 is five, and 40 is eight. Then pick the nearest bundle that covers it.
If your period is ending and the gap is still open, read about the SCFHS one-year renewal when you are short of hours before you decide.
Close to your renewal date and worried about your hours? Talk to us.
Talk to usFrequently asked questions
Which numbers do I need from Mumaris Plus?
Your target for the period, the hours posted, and the hours still due.
How often should I check my balance?
A few business days after each course, and at least once in the middle of your period.
Why does a recent course not show?
Posting takes time. With Mulhim it is 24 to 48 business hours after completion.
What if I find a large gap near the end of the period?
Start closing it straight away and leave time for posting. If your hours are not complete at renewal, SCFHS can renew for one year instead of two, and only once.
Should I keep a screenshot?
Yes. A dated screenshot helps you compare and supports any request to the provider or SCFHS.
What happens to hours above my target?
As shown in Mumaris Plus, they carry over as a balance you can use later.
Source: SCFHS Mumaris Plus frequently asked questions. Your own account is the reference for your balance. Medically reviewed by Dr. Abdullah Alsaiari, Medical Editorial Board Member.
