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22nd National Conference Proceedings: How Will it Work? The Physician Workforce and Medical Education (Part 2, LeRoy/Pugno)
We gratefully acknowledge the sponsorship of the Penn State University Hershey Medical Center Department of Family Medicine (James Herman, Chair) for funding the transcription and editing of this section of the Proceedings of the Twenty-Second National Conference: Gary LeRoy, MD, Wright State University, Dayton, Ohio: Good morning! First, a disclaimer. I’m not Dr Perry Pugno, [...]
Continue reading...22nd National Conference Proceedings: How Will it Work? The Physician Workforce and Medical Education (Part 1, Kahn)
27. October 2011
We gratefully acknowledge the sponsorship of the Penn State University Hershey Medical Center Department of Family Medicine (James Herman, Chair) for funding the transcription and editing of this section of the Proceedings of the Twenty-Second National Conference: Robert Ross, MD, Klamath Falls, Oregon: Good morning, and welcome to the second day of the 22nd National Conference [...]
Continue reading...Senior Fellow John Geyman’s New Book on Primary Care Crisis to be Featured at 23rd National Conference
22. September 2011
For each of the past 11 National Conferences on Primary Health Care Access, John P. Geyman, MD, Professor Emeritus at the University of Washington, an incisive critic of current federal health care policy, has been a featured plenary speaker. At the 23rd National Conference, the subject matter of Dr Geyman’s seventh book on American health [...]
Continue reading...CME Prescribed Credits for National Conferences on Primary Health Care Access
13. May 2011
The American Academy of Family Physicians has approved prescribed credits for the following conferences, workshops and retreats conducted by the Coastal Research Group, for the amounts specified below. (For information on the National Conference’s compliance with AAFP CME rules to assure absence of conflicts of interest, see: Rules Governing National Conference Program and Faculty Presentations.) National [...]
Continue reading...22nd National Conference – Breakout Group Questions for Wednesday, April 20, 2011
20. April 2011
Wednesday Breakout Question A century ago, “health care reform” encompassed such concepts as 1) the medical school organized around scientific research, and 2) the teaching hospital as the site of physician education. One can argue that these innovations came at a price – the development of an “elitist” culture in medical schools that favored specialization [...]
Continue reading...22nd National Conference – Breakout Group Questions for Tuesday, April 19, 2011
19. April 2011
Tuesday Breakout Questions Breakout Group 1 Discuss and critique the following extract from the Consensus Statement of the Seventh National Conference on Primary Health Care Access: Teaching Community Health Centers [TCHCs] are a model for community-based service, education, and research. These TCHCs are expected to improve the quality and outcomes of health professions education by [...]
Continue reading...Proceedings of the 22nd National Conference: Tim Henderson – The Funding of Graduate Medical Education through Medicaid Dollars
18. April 2011
We gratefully acknowledge the sponsorship of the Oregon Health Sciences University Department of Family Medicine (John Saultz, Chair) for funding the transcription and editing of this section of the Proceedings of the Twenty-Second National Conference: Dr Clasen: Our next presenter is Tim Henderson, who will talk about the funding primary care medical education through [...]
Continue reading...Proceedings of the 22nd Natl Conference – John Boltri, MD: A Community-Based Diabetes Project
18. April 2011
We gratefully acknowledge the sponsorship of the Oregon Health Sciences University Department of Family Medicine (John Saultz, Chair) for the transcription and editing of this section of the Proceedings of the Twenty-Second National Conference: Mark E. Clasen, MD, Ph.D., Wright State University, Dayton, Ohio, Moderator: We’ll move to another aspect of the future of [...]
Continue reading...Proceedings of the 22nd National Conference: The 21st G. Gayle Stephens Lecture: Dr Joshua Freeman
18. April 2011
We gratefully acknowledge the sponsorship of the Kaiser Permanente Los Angeles Family Medicine Residency Program for the transcription and editing of this section of the Proceedings of the Twenty-Second National Conference: Mark Clasen, MD, Ph.D., Wright State University (Moderator): This is the 21st G Gayle Stephens Lecture. Many of us who are family physicians [...]
Continue reading...Proceedings of the 22nd National Conference: Thought Provocateur #3 (John Zweifler, MD, MPH): “Creating a Publicly Sponsored Healthcare Delivery System”
18. April 2011
We gratefully acknowledge the sponsorship of the Kaiser Permanente Los Angeles Family Medicine Residency Program for the transcription and editing of this section of the Proceedings of the Twenty-Second National Conference: Mark Clasen, MD, Ph.D., Wright State University, Dayton, Ohio (Moderator): Our third Thought Provocateur of the morning is Doctor John Zweifler, formerly of the [...]
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5. December 2011
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