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Factbook 2.0 Episode 3: From Anecdote to Evidence

In the latest episode of the Family Medicine Factbook 2.0 podcast series, Dr. Gary LeRoy talks with Dr. Andrea Anderson, professor in the department of family and community medicine at The George Washington School of Medicine and Health Sciences, and a contributor to the Factbook.

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How Oregon City Family Practice Used PRIME Registry to Turn Quality Care into Quality Scores
Phoenix Newsletter Articles

How Oregon City Family Practice Used PRIME Registry to Turn Quality Care into Quality Scores

Small independent practices are delivering quality care every day. But when payers can only see claims data, much of that care goes uncounted.
“For Whom Did the Bell of Liberty Toll?” Juneteenth 2026
Health Equity in Action

“For Whom Did the Bell of Liberty Toll?” Juneteenth 2026

To celebrate Juneteenth this year, ABFM Senior Vice President of Diplomate Experience Gary L. LeRoy, MD, traces the remarkable connection between the Liberty Bell and the holiday we commemorate on June 19. 
The Power of Listening: What ABFM Diplomates Told Us About Administrative Harms in Family Medicine
Research & Health Policy

The Power of Listening: What ABFM Diplomates Told Us About Administrative Harms in Family Medicine

Through interviews with ABFM Diplomates, this study examines professionalism in family medicine and surfaces the real-world impact of administrative harms on physician experience.
It’s OK to be Scrappy: On the Front Lines of Rural Women’s Health
Performance Improvement

It’s OK to be Scrappy: On the Front Lines of Rural Women’s Health

Dr. Christine McLemore didn't set out to transform women's health care in rural California. But when she saw what was missing, she got to work.
Better Together: One Physician’s Case for Team-Based Care
Performance Improvement

Better Together: One Physician’s Case for Team-Based Care

How one family physician turned a performance improvement activity into a lasting culture shift in her clinic.
How the National Journal Club Works: A Step-by-Step Guide to Staying Current in Family Medicine
Certification

How the National Journal Club Works: A Step-by-Step Guide to Staying Current in Family Medicine

National Journal Club helps family physicians stay current with evidence-based research across a wide range of clinical topics.
Engagement Network Member Spotlight: Suneel Parvathareddy, MD
Diplomate Spotlight

Engagement Network Member Spotlight: Suneel Parvathareddy, MD

Meet Dr. Suneel Parvathareddy and learn about his certification journey and involvement in family medicine.
Engagement Network Member Spotlight: Julia Flax, MD
Diplomate Spotlight

Engagement Network Member Spotlight: Julia Flax, MD

Meet Dr. Julia Flax and learn about her experience as a long-time board-certified family physician.
Engagement Network Member Spotlight: Kevin Volkema, DO
Diplomate Spotlight

Engagement Network Member Spotlight: Kevin Volkema, DO

Meet Dr. Kevin Volkema and learn how certification and professional engagement support his work in family medicine.
When Burnout Leads Family Physicians to Leave or Move Practices
Research & Health Policy

When Burnout Leads Family Physicians to Leave or Move Practices

New research linking ABFM survey data with Medicare claims shows a strong connection between family physician burnout and turnover.
Making Diabetic Eye Exams Accessible
Performance Improvement

Making Diabetic Eye Exams Accessible

One physician’s performance improvement activity is changing what routine care looks like for underserved patients.
Where Residents Train Is Where They Stay — And That Has Consequences for Primary Care Access
Research & Health Policy

Where Residents Train Is Where They Stay — And That Has Consequences for Primary Care Access

Based on “Majority of Family Physicians Still Choose to Practice in the State Where They Were Trained,” published in Health Affairs, March 2026