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Home All News & Insights The ABFM Podcast The ABFM Podcast A premier resource by the American Board of Family Medicine (ABFM) to provide you the latest family medicine and board certification news. Listen on Spotify Listen on Apple Podcasts The ABFM Podcast is a premier resource by the American Board of Family Medicine (ABFM) to provide you the latest family medicine and board certification news. In these episodes, we’ll explore new programs that can benefit physicians and patients alike. The specialty of family medicine is evolving in remarkable ways, with new education opportunities, programs and research continuing to reshape how family physicians care for their patients. The ABFM Podcast allows for 100,000+ diplomates to hear directly from experts in the field regarding these updates. If you have an idea for a future episode of The ABFM Podcast, contact [email protected]. Subscribe for free wherever you get your podcasts and start listening today. Follow The ABFM Podcast on Spotify and Apple Podcasts! The ABFM Podcast focuses on residency education, as Aaron Burch and FM-AIRE Program Manager Jay Fetter discuss the benefits and challenges of expanding our physician training programs. ABFM Special Advisor Dr. David Price and Performance Improvement (PI) Program Manager Ann Williamson sit down with Aaron Burch to discuss how submitting a PI activity to ABFM has evolved and become easier for family physicians. ABFM Editorial Content Manager Aaron Burch interviews Dr. Andrew Bazemore and Dr. Kevin Grumbach to discuss why studies indicate that patient panel size has decreased by 25% in the last decade. What does this mean for patients, and what does this mean for physicians and their mental health? News & Insights All News & Insights February 10, 2025 International Advocacy Takes Center Stage in JABFM Go to International Advocacy Takes Center Stage in JABFM January 15, 2025 Closing Care Gaps: How One Practice Addressed Data Deficiencies in Cervical Cancer Screenings Go to Closing Care Gaps: How One Practice Addressed Data Deficiencies in Cervical Cancer Screenings December 11, 2024 2024 Health Equity Progress Report Go to 2024 Health Equity Progress Report December 9, 2024 Do You Still Need a Performance Improvement Activity? Go to Do You Still Need a Performance Improvement Activity?
News & Insights All News & Insights February 10, 2025 International Advocacy Takes Center Stage in JABFM Go to International Advocacy Takes Center Stage in JABFM January 15, 2025 Closing Care Gaps: How One Practice Addressed Data Deficiencies in Cervical Cancer Screenings Go to Closing Care Gaps: How One Practice Addressed Data Deficiencies in Cervical Cancer Screenings December 11, 2024 2024 Health Equity Progress Report Go to 2024 Health Equity Progress Report December 9, 2024 Do You Still Need a Performance Improvement Activity? Go to Do You Still Need a Performance Improvement Activity?
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