Family Medicine Update fall livestream
- Dec. 8 – 12, 2026 (Tue–Sat)
- Online
- Credits pending
- Member$1395
- Non-Member$1835
- New Physician$1345
- Student$1025
- Resident$1025
- Other$1395
Bonus: Every attendee will receive an Actionable Toolkit with Monday‑morning‑ready pointers covering each session.
Early Bird Pricing: register by November 27, 2026 to save $100
Family physicians see the big picture of the human body in all its complexity. You care for the whole person, and you need education that keeps pace with the realities of modern practice.
Family Medicine Update (FMU) is your must-take source for essential clinical updates—distilled, practical, and ready to implement now. In a field where it can take years for scientific advancements to become standard care, FMU accelerates that timeline, translating today’s evidence into tomorrow’s exam room decisions.
This year, FMU brings that mission to life through a focused lens on the body’s interconnectedness. Rather than reviewing isolated health topics, you effectively navigate the complex interplay among the heart, kidneys, liver, lungs, metabolism, and mind.
Each session delivers what FMU is known for: clear takeaways, real‑world context, and actionable guidance you can apply immediately.
Family physicians see the big picture of the human body in all its complexity. You care for the whole person, and you need education that keeps pace with the realities of modern practice.
Family Medicine Update (FMU) is your must-take source for essential clinical updates—distilled, practical, and ready to implement now. In a field where it can take years for scientific advancements to become standard care, FMU accelerates that timeline, translating today’s evidence into tomorrow’s exam room decisions.
This year, FMU brings that mission to life through a focused lens on the body’s interconnectedness. Rather than reviewing isolated health topics, you effectively navigate the complex interplay among the heart, kidneys, liver, lungs, metabolism, and mind.
Each session delivers what FMU is known for: clear takeaways, real‑world context, and actionable guidance you can apply immediately.
What you'll learn in this course
Challenge outdated practices with new sessions focused on whole-person care. You’ll learn how to transform updates and advancements in these essential areas to deliver precision, whole-person care.
The Adult Axis
Learn practical strategies to manage complex CKM and metabolic-liver-psychiatric overlap, build confidence in modern hypertension and antithrombotic decision-making, and develop a clear understanding of when emerging and nontraditional mental health therapies are appropriate.
AI 3.0: A Clinical Reality Check
Explore a grounded, clinician-first framework for using AI safely and effectively: where it adds value, where it falls short and how to avoid overreliance as technology evolves.
Maternal & Child Health
Gain actionable insight into postpartum cardiometabolic risk, clarity around the “Do Less” approach to pediatric care, and practical tools to confidently counsel patients on hormone therapy using current evidence.
High-yield Clinical Updates
Fast, focused updates will sharpen diagnostic accuracy and management decisions for common yet challenging conditions—helping you deliver efficient, high-value care in busy clinical settings.
Annual Essentials
Implement clinical changes immediately without sorting through excess noise: updates on USPSTF guidelines, diabetes care, pharmacotherapy, immunizations, top cardiovascular POEMs, and Photo Rounds
The Actionable Toolkit: Every attendee receives a collection of "Monday Morning ready" pointers from each presenter.
Learning objectives
Demonstrate an understanding of common clinical problems seen in family medicine.
Construct evidence-based strategies to diagnose and treat common conditions in practice.
Prepare plans to address emerging public health topics that patients may present or be concerned with in practice.
State current guidelines, USPSTF, AAFP, etc., and screening recommendations for selected clinical problems.