Family Medicine Educator Resources

Federation of Practice-Based Research Networks - current news and notes, how to become a member of the Federation, a list of member networks, info on current and past National Research Network convocations.

National Research Network (AAFP)- info on membership and various levels of involvement, including residency membership for program directors, faculty and residents. Links to regional practice-based research networks formally affiliated with NRN. Searchable list of studies by NRN, including those currently recruiting physicians as well as info on how to collaborate with NRN without becoming a member.

Recommended Curriculum Guidelines for FM Residents

Resident Community Outreach Award - info on requirements and application process

For purchase:

"From Residency to Reality" Practice Management Curriculum. First Residency Program copy- $350; additional copies $75.

Adolescent Health

Allergy and Immunology

Cardiovascular Medicine

Care of Infants and Children

Care of Older Adults

Care of the Critically Ill Adult

Care of the Surgical Patient

Chronic Pain Management

Conditions of the Eye

Conditions of the Nervous System

Conditions of the Skin

Disaster Medicine

End of Life Care

Global Health

GME for Rural Practice

Health Promotion and Disease Prevention

HIV Infection/AIDS

Human Behavior and Mental Health

Information Management and Scholarly Activity

Leadership

Management of Health Systems

Maternity and Gynecologic Care

Medical Ethics

Medical Genetics

Medical Informatics

Men's Health

Musculoskeletal and Sports Medicine

Nutrition

Occupational Medicine

Office Laboratory Medicine

Patient Education

Practice Based Learning and Improvement

Rheumatic Conditions

Risk Management and Medical Liability

Special Conciderations for Inner City Practice

Substance Abuse Disorders

Urgent and Emergent Care

Women's Health

Incorporating QI and Systems Improvement into Curriculum

Managing Medical Practice is Focus of Redesigned Curriculum for Residents and New Physicians

Video Games and New Media Have Place in Medical Training