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CARDIOVASCULAR CONDITIONS LIVESTREAM—Review best practices on how to prevent, treat, and manage patients with cardiovascular conditions.

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Calling all future family physicians! The AAFP Foundation provides scholarships for medical students to attend National Conference. Applications due June 1, 2021.

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New Course! OPIOID USE DISORDER LIVESTREAM—Take a patient-centered approach to opioid use disorders, focusing on reducing its harm and stigma.

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Improve your practice on your schedule with AAFP TIPS' free online courses, ready-to-use tools, and customizable slide decks.

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AAFP Digital Assistant Pilot Opportunities Available

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New Physician, Definition

New physicians are defined as "those who completed residency or extended training immediately following residency seven years ago or less." (1991) (2020 COD)