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Today is National Direct Primary Care Day! DPC benefits patients by providing substantial savings and a greater degree of access to, and time with, physicians. Listen to our panel from earlier this year on how DPC helps patients. youtu.be/_1zAcglu2po?si=9CwK… #DPCDay @PC4America
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AAFP Audio: FPM: G2211 Update and Infographic: When to Use the Visit Complexity Add-On Code. Listen today for FREE on the @aafp Audio app: modioinfo.com/aafp/home/
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I’ve had good experiences with the ‘projects’ feature in Claude. Put articles in project folder and give a writing goal. Say ‘only cite articles in the project folder, use in-text citations, and provide a reference list’. You can ask it to justify a given citation if you want.
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Editors from several leading family medicine publications have provided a unified statement about AI in academic publishing based on their current understanding of the field to help guide authors, editors, publishers, and peer reviewers.
This joint editorial advocates for ethical AI adoption to improve accessibility for non-native English speakers and streamline research workflows while safeguarding scientific integrity.
Caring for family members of people with SUD matters. They may hesitate to discuss because of stigma. I hope this article will increase awareness of this topic and also help PCPs address the unique issue. @FPMJournal @aafp #FMRevolution #MedEd
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I am thrilled to share my latest article. More works need to be done.
"Patients may suffer due to their family member's substance use disorder but hesitate to discuss it because of stigma and shame. Primary care physicians can help." @FPMJournal #MedEd
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A recent @CDCgov assessment found disparities in vaccination coverage among children residing in rural areas. Learn more about how you can prepare your family medicine practice for the upcoming #flu season in this new @FPMJournal supplement: bit.ly/3B2xMA4
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Today, @CMSgov announced a new payment model to increase investment in primary care. This reflects several recs for VBP that the #AAFP has shared w/ @CMSinnovates. The #AAFP will keep you informed about how this will impact your practices and patients: go.cms.gov/3TKfAlD
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Appreciate the new @FPMJournal supplement around #HepB Vaccination. Great review including the new vax options and review of some common challenges (like what to do if they had dose 1 elsewhere with a brand you don’t carry in your practice?) #AAFPCME
Four key strategies for workflow efficiencies @FPMJournal: #MedEd
1. Create a refill protocol for common meds
2. Empower MA/RN to handle most phone calls/messages
3. Manage pt expectation (agenda/in-box)
4. Keep the note simple and easy to review
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The COVID-19 PHE ends on May 11. Read the latest @fpmjournal article on what you can do to help ensure your patients can continue to access #Medicaid coverage and help your practice manage the transition: bit.ly/3N90Ut9.
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Great refresher on RVUs and coding from the American Academy of Family Physicians #FPM journal. If you are interested in subscribing to FPM, please visit lnkd.in/g8QiqKvx. It is a great, primary care centric practice managem…lnkd.in/gvT66ijh lnkd.in/gASp_Jww
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The end of the PHE means many temporary policies put in place in response to the pandemic will end or be phased out. #AAFP's @FPMJournal blog outlines 5 payment and practice-related changes to start preparing for in your practices as the PHE unwinds.
The End of the Public Health Emergency: What You Need to Know — Many policies put in place in response to the pandemic will end or be phased out soon. From telehealth to HIPAA, here are 5 changes related to the PHE wind down. bit.ly/42Mj3Co
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In the United States, at least one in four children has experienced child neglect or abuse (physical, emotional, or sexual) at some point in their lives, and one in seven children experienced abuse or neglect in the last year via @FPMJournal aafp.org/pubs/fpm/issues/201…
Great Practical Tips for Managing Long-Term Opioid Therapy from @FPMJournal #MedEd #Addiction
- Anticipate potential conflicts before your encounter
- Identify/Set non-negotiable boudaries
- Practice empathy
- Develop a plan with expectations
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Practicing wisely for better patient care and professional satisfaction includes how you schedule patients. Article with practical strategies is open access for next week. @aafp @AmerMedicalAssn
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@NUFSMFamMed has an active #research enterprise, with expertise in methodology, medical education and community health. Check out a recent #publication in @FPMJournal by our PD, @tinawheat, and class of 2020 graduate, Michelle Byrne, here: bit.ly/3ptKsrS.
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Great new practice resource for our DO & MD members from @FPMJournal
Demystifying Documentation and Billing for Osteopathic Manipulative Treatment
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I’m 60 years old. I’m 6 months into my new role and I long for a sense of competence. I keep thinking someone is going to realize I am an imposter— but I keep working to fail my way to competency. It’s what we have to do despite the negative voices in our heads. Improve daily. – at Florida, USA
Overachieving professionals with immense job responsibilities are prone to feelings of self-doubt and inadequacy at some point in their careers. Here are six tips for coping with "impostor syndrome." ow.ly/CLd350EOP2i
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.@DrTCornwell is one of the nation's leading experts on home-based primary care. I am thrilled that he shared his insights with @AAFP @FPMJournal
House Calls: Providing Care Beyond the Office Walls -- FPM
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