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Strategic Plan

May 14, 2026

ABFM is dedicated to improving Family Medicine Certification by engaging our Diplomates and serving our specialty, the profession, and the public. As we realize the components of this strategic plan, we commit...

All News & Insights

March 2021

May 14, 2026

Evolving Family Medicine Certification by Listening, Learning, and Supporting

All News & Insights

November 2024

May 14, 2026

The Phoenix is ABFM's e-newsletter distributed to all Diplomates and residents to provide important updates, useful tips, and other resources related to certification  and other ABFM initiatives.

President’s Message: Evolving Family Medicine Certification By Listening, Learning, and Supporting

March 1, 2021

Dr. Warren Newton shares how listening, learning, and supporting Diplomates is shaping the evolution of family medicine certification.

President’s Message: Progress Update – Improving the Value and Experience of Board Certification

May 23, 2024

We are committed to improving continuously what we do.

Research

Changes in Family Medicine Certification Examination Performance in Longitudinal Assessment

Virani, Meet, Fleischer, Sarah E and Peterson, Lars E

2025

Read the Latest ABFM Research

July 7, 2025

Check out ABFM’s latest research below and in our research library, or follow us on LinkedIn where we regularly highlight research relevant to family medicine.

How ABFM Will Address Health Equity

September 16, 2020

ABFM has implemented a series of changes aimed at increasing equity at multiple levels and contributing to the elimination of health disparities.

Read the Latest ABFM Research

February 25, 2026

Dr. Andrew Bazemore received Honorable Mention for the STFM 2026 Research Paper of the Year Award for his work on U.S. primary care workforce growth.