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Thursday Jul 22, 2021
DPC and COVID: Looking Back as We Move Forward
The COVID-19 pandemic isn’t over, but as we ease back into the pre-pandemic rhythm of working, seeing family and cautiously exploring public spaces, it seems only natural to take a step back and reflect on what the past year and a half have brought us. In this Fresh Perspectives blog post, Allison Edwards, M.D., relates how her direct primary care practice has weathered the pandemic.
Posted at 07:00AM Jul 22, 2021
by Allison Edwards, M.D.
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Friday Jun 25, 2021
Never Say Never: Social Media Can Be a Force for Good
MaryAnn Dakkak, M.D., M.S.P.H., writes that “it takes a village” in the digital age means children need to be able to turn to trusted adults not only in person but on social media, too.
Posted at 06:00AM Jun 25, 2021
by MaryAnn Dakkak, M.D., M.S.P.H.
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Thursday Apr 15, 2021
Discrepancies in Vaccine Uptake: What’s Really at Work?
In this Fresh Perspectives blog post, AAFP Health Equity Fellow Brittney Anderson, M.D., explores why there are disparities in COVID-19 vaccine uptake in the Black community.
Posted at 06:00AM Apr 15, 2021
by Brittney Anderson, M.D.
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Tuesday Mar 16, 2021
Being an FP Means Always Stretching Your Scope, Knowledge
In this Fresh Perspectives post, MaryAnn Dakkak, M.D., M.S.P.H., recounts her experiences learning about and providing gender-affirming care at a federally qualified health center.
Posted at 06:00AM Mar 16, 2021
by MaryAnn Dakkak, M.D., M.S.P.H.
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Tuesday Mar 09, 2021
Patient Care During COVID Shouldn’t Imperil Your Well-being
Rural family physician Kimberly Becher, M.D., writes in the Fresh Perspectives blog that one of the lessons she’s learned during the pandemic is to hold yourself harmless from the faults and foibles of your patients.
Posted at 06:00AM Mar 09, 2021
by Kimberly Becher, M.D.
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Thursday Jan 07, 2021
Don’t Return to Your Silo
MaryAnn Dakkak, M.D., M.S.P.H., writes that COVID-19 has broken down silos in health care, and the collaborative approach should continue after the pandemic ends.
Posted at 06:00AM Jan 07, 2021
by MaryAnn Dakkak, M.D., M.S.P.H.
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Thursday Dec 17, 2020
Anorexia In the Time of COVID
Disordered eating has increased dramatically during the pandemic. Lalita Abhyankar, M.D., M.H.S., offers an example of virtual visits and team-based care that’s making a difference.
Posted at 06:00AM Dec 17, 2020
by Lalita Abhyankar, MD, MHS
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Thursday Dec 10, 2020
The (Micro) Economics of Health
In the latest blog installment on his pursuit of a master’s degree in public health, Stewart Decker, M.D., explains how microeconomics affects the way patients and politicians take physicians’ advice.
Posted at 07:00AM Dec 10, 2020
by Stewart Decker, M.D.
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Thursday Dec 03, 2020
Telemedicine II: What We’ve Learned So Far
This spring our new physician bloggers told us about their experiences with implementing telemedicine. Several months later, we asked for an update regarding their lessons learned.
Posted at 06:00AM Dec 03, 2020
by Kyle Leggott, M.D.
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Wednesday Nov 18, 2020
A Model for Connecting Primary Care in COVID-19 Era
Kyle Leggott, M.D., and colleagues from the University of Colorado explain in the Fresh Perspectives blog how their state is using Project ECHO to share information primary care practices need to navigate the pandemic.
Posted at 07:45AM Nov 18, 2020
by Kyle Leggott, M.D.
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