Kansas is Represented Well at Family Medicine Congress of Delegates
Earlier
this week, a group of KAFP members joined leaders from across the US and attended
the American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP)'s Family Medicine Congressional Conference in Washington, DC.
They had
the opportunity to meet with Senators & Representatives about issues near
and dear to the heart of Family Medicine including reimbursement and funding
medical education.
Kansas leaders who attended were:
• Wendy Biggs, MD
• Deborah Clements, MD
• Brandon Comfort (MS4)
• Wakon Fowler, MD
• Carolyn Gaughan, CAE
• Rick Kellerman, MD
• Nate Krug, MD
Thank you for bringing Capitol Hill the
family medicine message! To view photos of the event – click Family Medicine Congress of Delegates.
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2012 Annual Meeting: Caring for Kansans. Connecting with YOU.
June 7-9, 2012 - Marriott Hotel - Overland Park, Kansas
Register online, or submit your registration form via mail/fax/e-mail!
Connect with us at the 2012 KAFP Annual Meeting!
Designed as a balanced, high-energy, high quality program, we bring together
expert faculty to address specific and relevant needs of family physicians.
Attendees will come away with best practices and actionable tools needed to
support independent medical education that ultimately contributes to better
patient care.
Topic Highlights:
- Culture and Sensitivity: Not just for bodily
fluids anymore
- First Responder Medicine: What every family doctor
should know
- Current issues in Coding and
Payment Policy
- Motivational Interview
Technique Workshop
- Acute Renal Failure
- The Role of HPV: Recommendations for
detection, screening, prevention and treatment,
View the latest Schedule
at a Glance.
View Hotel & Travel Information.-
the room block at the Marriott expires after Wednesday, May 23.
Please thank our exhibitors
and supporters!
Questions about the
Meeting? Contact us at kafp@kafponline.org
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“23 and ½ Hours” Video: a Must for Your Patients
KAFP
encourages you to view this video titled “23 and ½ Hours” which gives advice on
healthy living and the difference that just half an hour each day can make on quality
of life. Please share it with your patients! Thank you Dr. Doug Iliff (Topeka)
for sharing it with us.
23 and
½ Hours Video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aUaInS6HIGo
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