AAFP Tips
Whether you are trying to implement medical home functions, streamline processes, or enhance the patient experience, AAFP TIPS resources make practice improvement faster and easier.
Our team-based tools are designed specifically for family medicine. Here’s what you’ll get:
Practical tools plus related instructional videos that help you grasp concepts and make improvements right away.
Brief, interactive learning courses that are perfect for self-study or group use.
Customizable slide decks for team training.
Benefits for You and Your Team
- Save time researching and implementing practice improvement efforts by using resources curated specifically for family medicine teams.
- Share knowledge with your team and build competencies using interactive, mobile-friendly learning options.
- Implement improvements your way using customizable tools and instructional videos.
- Maximize learning at team meetings by using short, prepared slide decks and speaker notes to facilitate discussions.
AAFP TIPS Topic - An AAFP Member Benefit
Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM)
CME: 2 AAFP Prescribed credits
Learn about CGM, identify which patients may benefit, evaluate patient technology-readiness and access numerous resources.
Includes workflow, billing and coding EHR documentation, and authorization best-practices for diabetes care, developed from research.
Access to content ends 12/13/23.
Members: Free
Nonmembers: Free
Teaching Your Residents Just Got Easier
Teach your residents to make small, impactful changes that yield big results in their daily practice with AAFP TIPS. These resources have been used by residencies to assist with teaching practice management.
Non family medicine residency and academic programs, please contact us at aafp@aafp.org or (800) 274-2237 (8 a.m. – 5:30 p.m. CT) if interested in group purchasing.
"AAFP TIPS is perfect for busy family doctors trying to manage a full schedule and improve their practices. The topics are concise, organized, and include useful resources so you don't have to reinvent the wheel."
- Scott R. Dunn, MD, FAAFP