Native American Health Care Is a Challenging but Solvable Puzzle

Dr. Carlos Gonzales Examines the Tribes Living in Arizona.

Dr. Kento Sonoda Reflects on a Rewarding Experience as an ABFM Visiting Scholar

His work in the program led to completion of two separate research projects, including one which culminated in an article…

New! Augmented Intelligence and Machine Learning Performance Improvement Activity

The Augmented Intelligence and Machine Learning Self-Directed Clinical Pilot Performance Improvement activity is now available in your MyABFM Portfolio.

Thoughtful Admission Process Makes Rural LGBTQ Patients Feel Valued

Physicians and staff of the Blue Lotus Family Medicine clinic have updated their patient intake practices to better serve a…

Dr. Emiliano Lemus Advocates for Trans and Latine Communities in San Francisco

Dr. Lemus is a proudly trans, Chicano and Indigenous second year family medicine resident practicing in Richmond, California.

COVID-19 Performance Improvement Activity – No Longer a Pilot

ABFM's COVID-19 Self-Directed Clinical Performance Improvement activity is now a permanent activity available in your MyABFM Portfolio.

Health Equity Progress Report

September 16, 2023 is an important milestone for ABFM in that it marks the three-year anniversary of the day we…

Primary Care International Conference Lays a Foundation for Change

In July 2023, more than 170 global leaders in primary health care visited Washington, DC, to attend The Essential Role…

Can We Better Serve Our Hispanic Patients Through Language Concordance?

ABFM is sharing results from a recent study which analyzed language concordance among Spanish-speaking family physicians and their patients.

Dr. Catherine O’Neil Leads University Clinic in Addressing Food Insecurity

Bucknell’s student population is becoming increasingly diverse. These shifting demographics have revealed food and hygiene product insecurity among the student…