The second of three special POCUS articles to be published in the upcoming October issue of Family Medicine is available in advance on the journal website. Read "The State of Point-of-Care Ultrasound in Family Medicine": https://t.co/rNeMemtQHO
Are you an early career faculty hoping to develop your leadership and scholarship skills? The STFM New Faculty Scholars Program can be a catalyst for developing you into a future academic #familymedicine leader.
Learn how to apply: https://t.co/A6ldHkn7AJ
Important news: PCC Member @STFM_FM is launching a new task force to "develop behavioral health scope of practice recommendations for family physicians."
Learn more and apply to be considered for the task force by Thursday, September 17 ⬇️
https://t.co/UwPKskUrDM
This week on the Primary Care Update podcast, @markebell and his co-hosts discuss post-Papanicolau era of HPV self collection, electroacupuncture for post-herpetic neuralgia, AI-based app for melanoma detection, and the onset age of silent atherosclerosis: https://t.co/DjA784Z7UH
Can artificial intelligence restore humanity to my patient interactions? In this episode of the STFM Podcast, our guests explore how ambient scribing and smarter administrative tools free physicians to be truly present with their patients: https://t.co/h9P1a2Y7Xn
Behavioral science faculty have a few days left to apply for the STFM Behavioral Science/Family Systems Educator Fellowship! This is an excellent opportunity for anyone who teaches the behavioral science/family systems curriculum in residency programs: https://t.co/0oVnT7cmIy
The Family Medicine AI Centers of Excellence Recognition Program is designed to support and recognize family medicine organizations that are building meaningful capacity in AI. We invite #familymedicine organizations to apply for this new program:
https://t.co/5K7K48w9ST
Primary care practices now have a roadmap for adopting AI more responsibly.
“Artificial intelligence is going to be part of the future of medicine.”
A new STFM playbook outlines key pillars for safe and effective AI implementation.
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Read more: https://t.co/plANSmH7WG
Apply now for STFM’s Behavioral Science/Family Systems Educator Fellowship! This competitive fellowship is for family medicine faculty who teach or coordinate the behavioral science/family systems curriculum at their institution.
Want to learn more? https://t.co/4HnSWrEG59
Tomorrow is the last day to submit to present at the 2027 STFM Annual Spring Conference in Chicago, IL. We welcome submissions from all members of family medicine education teams!
We hope to see you in Chicago next May presenting your work: https://t.co/1vqwO3NqxV
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That's a wrap on #CPQI26!
Thank you to the attendees, speakers, presenters, JW Marriott Desert Springs Resort & Spa staff, conference steering committee, and all who made this such an amazing and invigorating event.
We hope to see you at CPQI 2027 in Denver!
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As #CPQI26 comes to a close, Gary LeRoy, MD, is leading our Closing General Session, “The Art of Noticing Unnoticed Wisdom: Why This, Why Now, Why Me (Us)?”
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At last night's Gathering-In, #CPQI26 attendees came together to share ideas, creative expression, and stories through activities designed to build connections with one another. Thanks to everyone who joined us and made it such a fun and engaging evening!
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Congratulations Komal Gangar, MBBS, MD, recipient of the H. Winter Griffith Resident Scholarship recognizing residents demonstrating excellence in patient interaction, education, care, and outcomes. Conference Chair Amy Romain, LMSW, ACSW, presented the scholarship at #CPQI26.
How can we move from being passive users of AI to active contributors to its thoughtful development and implementation?
Amelia Sattler, MD, explores a problem-driven approach during today's General Session “Aims before Algorithms: A Problem-Driven Approach to AI.”
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We are ready for Day 2 of #CPQI26!
Attendees are exchanging ideas during this morning's Scholarly Topic Roundtables and our second general session starts at 12:50: "Aims Before Algorithms: A Problem-Driven Approach to AI" by Amelia Sattler, MD, Stanford University.
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Ideas in action at #CPQI26.
The poster hall is full of conversations about what's working, what's being tested, and what's next in practice and quality improvement. Thanks to all of our presenters for sharing their work.
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Great to have members of STFM's DEIA Committee together in Palm Desert! The committee gathered ahead of #CPQI26. Thank you to our committee members for the time, perspectives, and expertise they bring to this important work.
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The Conference on Practice & Quality Improvement is underway!
Dr Sachin Jain joins us for a fireside chat exploring the intersection of leadership, equity, and innovation in health care delivery—and how we can advance patient-centered, community-responsive care.
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