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Thinking about attending American Academy of Family Physicians annual Physician Health and Well-being Conference, May 6-8 in Scottsdale, Arizona? Here are two upcoming deadlines to keep in mind: Feb. 16 is the cutoff to submit e-posters, and applications for resident and new physician travel scholarships are due by March 1. Learn more about these opportunities and review other conference information — including its dynamic lineup of expert speakers — at aafp.org/phwb. #aafpwellbeing

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You know what would be a fun and informative assignment? Trying to estimate the economic value of the contributions of Catholic religious sisters to health care (or you could choose another field). You could set some parameters. E.g., within geographical location X (maybe your home city, county, state or province), from year YYYY to ZZZZ. What curricular outcomes could you hit with this in subjects like history, math, social studies, or health? #MakingEveryClassCatholic

Angry about Hospital Medical team because you have waited too much? Believe me you never know who's life they are saving at that moment! Hope you understand what i am talking about from the picture! #hospital #doctorlife #doctor #hospitalmanagement #hospitalmedicine

#AAFPCME | 2024 Physician Health and Well-being Conference registration is open! Come share your story (poster submissions are open), learn new skills (from lifestyle medicine to leadership to career cultivation) and more! #ReclaimingJoy

Going into the new year, 2024 is expected to be filled with a dramatic regulatory review of the ownership of two Rhode Island-based hospitals that are currently operated by private-equity backed Prospect Medical Holdings, Inc., Medicaid reimbursements might go up, and there’s talk of a new medical school at the University of Rhode Island. Here are the 6 top health care/ business stories in Rhode Island to watch in 2024: https://lnkd.in/e3eZFwuD

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Looking forward to this. Prevention at scale is the way to make primary care sustainable.

This week we were joined by special guest Angie Vasa, MSN, RN, GCHS Scholar, and Director of Isolation and Quarantine at Nebraska Medicine. Learn more about the new Joint Commission IPC Standards. Watch here: https://bit.ly/3upzqZk #ipc #nebraskamedicine