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🚨Today in JAMA Network Open, our study of > 10K physicians in partnership with American Board of Family Medicine and supported by PhysiciansFoundation is out! shorturl.at/bE1LG We show substantial continued burnout among family physicians nationwide Julia Adler-Milstein @FMresearchplcy Nathaniel Hendrix

Clinical leaders and policymakers seeking to ensure sustainable primary care practice should prioritize adequate team supports and acceptable EHR workloads for family physicians. bit.ly/3YF1h33 JAMA Network Open Lisa Rotenstein MD Nathaniel Hendrix @FMResearchplcy Julia Adler-Milstein @ABFM

Although GPT-4 demonstrated high accuracy as well as rapid reading and learning capabilities, a recent ABFM research study highlights the essential role of physicians’ critical thinking and lifelong learning skills. Learn more about the study now: bit.ly/4hNhITC

At our workshop on Friday at #NAPCRG2024, thought leaders in primary care came together to compare existing methodologies, highlight gaps, discuss innovative approaches being used in Virginia and Rhode Island, and work towards building consensus-driven recommendations.

Zachary Morgan, Annals author and Data Analyst at American Board of Family Medicine explains a research poster on 'Exploring the Varied Effects of Patient-PCP Continuity on ER Utilization and Costs' at #NAPCRG2024. The research poster was also developed by fellow Annals authors Mingliang Dai, PhD,

That’s a wrap! Thank you, Québec City, and NAPCRG for a week of amazing conversations, posters, workshops and presentations on #primarycare. We already can’t wait for next year!

We're proud to announce The ABFM Podcast, a one-of-a-kind resource for family physicians to learn about new developments in board certification and patient care. Listen on Spotify: spoti.fi/4g9ykUo Expect new episodes before Christmas!

Happy holidays from your colleagues at the CPV! We wish you a season full of peace and joy! In observation of Christmas, CPV offices will be closed on Wednesday, December 25, and will reopen on Thursday, December 26.

Clinical registries represent transformative tools for primary care research, bringing together the dimensions of clinical practice, research, quality improvement & policy impact from a large, nationally reflective, diverse sample of practices & patients. bit.ly/4fFIL0L

NEW: As the nation faces a shortage of primary care doctors, at least 12 medical schools, including Harvard and Yale, don’t even have full-fledged family medicine departments. Felice J. Freyer reports on the leaky primary care pipeline. ⤵️ kffhealthnews.org/news/article/p…

The driving force is often money, said Andrew Bazemore, a physician and a senior vice president at the American Board of Family Medicine. "Subspecialties tend to generate a lot of wealth, not only for the individual specialists, but for the whole system in the hospital," he said.

In a recent episode of the PCBH Corner, American Board of Family Medicine's Bob Phillips provided some thoughtful commentary on the importance of investment in comprehensive primary care. Check it out ⬇️ youtube.com/watch?v=NZOdHe…

This #MLKDay, we remember and honor the impactful work of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in his fight for justice and equality for all. In observation of the holiday, CPV offices will be closed on Monday, January 20.

Thx to Chief Healthcare Executive for highlighting our findings about #teambasedcare and #burnout from our JAMA Network Open study with Nathaniel Hendrix Julia Adler-Milstein and Bob Phillips of American Board of Family Medicine Funded by PhysiciansFoundation Article here: chiefhealthcareexecutive.com/view/physician… Study here: jamanetwork.com/journals/jaman…

On February 18th, Milbank Memorial Fund & The Milbank Quarterly — in partnership with PhysiciansFoundation and Robert Graham Center — released its 3rd Annual Primary Care Scorecard, which provides a snapshot of the state of primary care across the nation. PCC’s Ann Greiner recently sat down with Milbank President

doi.org/10.1370/afm.24… This new study finds that U.S. adults overestimate #PrimaryCare spending by 10x, estimating it at 51.8% of total health care costs, while actual spending is just 4.7%. Yet respondents recognize its value: their belief that primary care addresses about

annfammed.org/content/23/2/1… A new study of over 8,800 STI cases found that many patients with chlamydia or gonorrhea did not receive timely or guideline-recommended treatment. Delays and disparities in care may contribute to ongoing STI transmission & adverse health outcomes,

“It’s one of the most powerful tools of medicine, frankly, and if you don’t have it, no number of drugs, devices, or other interventions are going to achieve much,” says Andrew Bazemore, SVP of research and policy for American Board of Family Medicine. Read the article now: bit.ly/3Sr3sEm

Recent study shows extreme differences in primary care clinicians’ tendencies to diagnose long COVID. The variation in diagnostic rates points to the possibilities of under- and over-diagnosis for patients. Read the study: bit.ly/43mggRB Nathaniel Hendrix

The loss of Community Health Centers (CHC) is associated with an increase in all-cause mortality in the year following the closure. Read more: bit.ly/4jqM6Ta