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The AAFP is developing a broad spectrum of education that will provide the most recent and relevant clinical practice guidelines, practice recommendations and research evidence to help family physicians improve outcomes and practice success.
We invite you to submit as many proposals as you’d like. Please review the following information as you design your proposal.
We are seeking proposals of the highest quality, particularly those that include the following qualities:
Additional resources are available, including guidelines for writing learning objectives, examples of well-structured proposals and much more. Find them below the video link in the "additional resources" section.
We are seeking proposals that integrate exciting ways to use new technology:
Your content could be used in any AAFP educational activity throughout the year, including:
To be considered eligible, your submission must include:
Honoraria and reimbursement may vary based on activity.
We are especially interested in proposals that align with planned activities within the categories listed below. Please note: These are subject to change.
You can view a complete list of topics prior to submitting your application.
Evidence-based medical science leads to improved patient care for all. It also reinforces the concept that family physicians serve as the foundation of healthy communities. Planned activities include but aren’t limited to:
Live Activity:
Online Activity:
Share your expertise in your special clinical areas of interest.
Efficient business practices—coding, billing, practice builders, health records, and more—ensure family physicians and their teams can focus on the most important reason they show up to work each day: their patients.
Planned activities include but aren’t limited to:
Share your practice innovations to help other family medicine practices thrive.
Professional success, job satisfaction, and well-being matter as much to patients as they do to the physicians tasked with caring for them.
Planned activities include but are not limited to:
Share your insights on issues that help fellow family physicians build rewarding, satisfying, and passionate careers in this specialty.