Policy & Advocacy
How we advocate for - and with - you.
The AAFP exists to support the needs of its members and to ensure that their voices are heard. Every day, we're fighting for the interests of Family Physicians in Washington, D.C., in state capitals, and in board rooms across the country.
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Review weekly summaries of legislative news from the AAFP's Government Affairs office.
You can make a difference.
Family Medicine Congressional Conference (FMCC)
May 14-15, 2013 | Washington, D.C.
Learn about the legislative process, current priorities for family medicine, and how you can take action. Attend FMCC 2013.
Registration now open.
See Also
Find analysis and resources on family medicine advocacy at the State level.
See Also
- Policy briefs on State Emerging Issues
- Access the State Legislative Tracking tool
Get Involved
- Grassroots Advocacy -- Learn about timely issues impacting family medicine.Use your voice to advocate for the specialty and for quality patient care.
- Speak Out -- View current legislative items, and customize a form letter or e-mail to send to your legislators.
- Donate to FamMedPAC -- Support physician-friendly Congressional candidates through the AAFP's political action committee. (Members Only)
- Subscribe to e-mail discussion lists -- Join a list devoted to Private Sector Advocacy or State Legislation. (Members Only)
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Policy & Advocacy
Learn about AAFP Advocacy Efforts
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Policy & Specialty Information
The Robert Graham Center for Policy Studies in Family Medicine and Primary Care
Key Practice Issues