American Academy of Family Physicians
About UsNews & PublicationsMembersCME CenterClinical & ResearchPractice MgmtPolicy & AdvocacyCareers

Educational Partner Resources

The following resources are available for family physicians to use in the office with patients. They are provided by AIM and some of AIM's educational partners.

ICAA Age-Friendly Fitness Locator -- The International Council on Active Aging (ICAA) created a special section of its Web site as part of its relationship with the AAFP. Get free access to the ICAA's age-friendly fitness and wellness locator.
NDC Family Physician Nutrition Resource Center -- This National Dairy Council resource center includes a nutrition professional locator service, supported by the American Dietetic Association; reproducible patient education tools; scientific evidence supporting dairy's weight loss benefits; and information on a current health and wellness campaign.
Childhood Obesity: Combating the Epidemic -- A DVD that provides clinicians with information and tools they need to assess, diagnose and treat overweight children. Objectives include identifying the epidemiology of overweight children, calculating BMI for children, and defining the difference between "at risk" and "overweight" children.
Active Aging Toolkit Resources -- This toolkit (in PDF format from FirstStep) is an evidence-based and an easy-to-instruct program for health care providers to educate their patients on increasing physical activity. As a result of the Blueprint, the Active Aging Toolkit: Promoting Physical Activity in the Older Adult for Healthcare Providers was developed by a working group of researchers, health care providers, professional organizations and private industry to help health care providers prescribe physical activity programs for their patients.
The National Blueprint of Aging -- Developed to serve as a guide for multiple organizations, associations and agencies, to inform and support their planning work related to increasing physical activity among America's aging population. This Blueprint is intended to outline broad strategies that will lead to increasing physical activity among older Americans.
International Council on Active Aging -- The International Council on Active Aging (ICAA) created a special section of its Web site as part of its relationship with the AAFP. Through the ICAA/AAFP relationship, AAFP members gain access to cutting-edge information and scientifically-based programs that will help them better address the fitness and wellness needs of their aging patient base.


Americans In Motion (AIM) is sponsored by the American Academy of Family Physicians and is supported by educational grants provided by core supporters. Current Gold Level supporters include: Campbell’s Center for Nutrition & Wellness and PepsiCo, Inc. Current Silver Level supporters include: AAFP Foundation, McDonald’s Corporation, and National Dairy Council.
Shop Catalog