Resources to Help Incorporate Procedures Into FPs' Practices
By News Staff
1/17/2006
Check out these Web sites for courses and articles on incorporating procedures into your practice.
- Procedural Skills: Hands-On Opportunities, April 7-8 in Kansas City, Mo., and Sept. 1-2 in Albuquerque, N.M.,
- AAFP CME courses on topics such as skin care, women's health, maternal-child care and sports medicine,
- 2006 AAFP Scientific Assembly, Sept. 27-Oct. 1, Washington, D.C. (course offerings to be listed online in May; brochure to be mailed in May),
- The National Procedures Institute,
- "Advanced Procedures in Family Medicine: The Cutting Edge or the Lunatic Fringe?" (PDF file: 4 pages / 314 KB. More about PDFs.) from The Journal of Family Practice, March 2004, and other articles by W.M. Rodney, M.D.
- "Impact of the Limited Generalist (No Hospital, No Procedures) Model on the Viability of Family Practice Training," (PDF file: 10 pages / 91 KB. More about PDFs.) from The Journal of the American Board of Family Practice, May-June 2002.
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