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Striving for Diversity and Equality in Family Medicine

Striving for Diversity and Equality in Family Medicine
Striving for Diversity and Equality in Family Medicine
February 10, 2021, 1:40 pm News Staff To commemorate Black History Month, the Academy recently noted
Today, the AAFP takes a look inward to highlight some of the Academy’s longstanding efforts toward promoting diversity, equality and inclusion in the specialty.
1965: In April, the Congress of Delegates of the (then) American Academy of General Practice, in a discussion on equal rights for Academy membership, adopts a resolution that, among other things, states that the Congress “is unalterably opposed to the denial of membership in county and state chapters of our Academy to any duly licensed physician in the family practice of medicine because of race, color, religion, ethnic affiliation or national origin.” ....

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AAFP Pushes for More Changes to ONC Rule Compliance Dates

Citing the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the AAFP has urged the Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT to further delay the deadline for physicians to comply with information blocking provisions outlined in the 21st Century Cures Act. ....

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What Evidence Is Aiding School Reopening Decisions?

This story was originally published on July 10, 2020. As part of MedPage Today s
review of the past year s top stories, we are republishing it, along with an update on school reopenings, reviewing subsequent developments in 2020.
As school officials debate whether to reopen this fall, physicians, teachers, and a prominent ethicist markedly disagreed on whether sending children back into the classroom is safe for their communities.
Some pediatricians are driving the push to reopen, while infectious disease specialists, family physicians, and teachers appear more wary, concerned that schools could become new hotspots for the virus.
At the heart of the debate are many unanswered questions, with arguably the most important being: How often are children infected, and how contagious are their infections? ....

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AAFP Demands Fair Physician Pay, Patient Protection

AAFP Demands Fair Physician Pay, Patient Protection
AAFP Demands Fair Physician Pay, Patient Protection
December 17, 2020, 4:47 pm News Staff Vaccinating Americans against COVID-19 while the pandemic continues to surge will be the most demanding and complex public health undertaking in the country’s history, and AAFP members remain at the leading edge of the work.
Behind the lines, the Academy is also working to make sure that the daunting financial and administrative challenges accompanying this critical push don’t further imperil family physician practices already under the wheels of a public health emergency stretching into an 11th month.
Specifically, the AAFP this week delivered extensive, sometimes forceful comments to federal regulators on a wide-ranging interim final rule on coverage and payment requirements for COVID-19 vaccines, including Medicaid provisions. The Academy advocated for coverage of COVID-19 vaccines without cost-sharing and sharp ....

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Should You Get a Coronavirus Test Before Seeing Friends and Family?

Antibody tests which can show if you had a past coronavirus infection may be more readily accessible, but doctors don t know yet how protected someone might be from getting COVID-19 again if they have antibodies to the new coronavirus, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention noted.
Dr. Rahul Khare, an emergency room doctor who also owns urgent care clinics and testing centers in the Chicago area, told NBC News Vicky Nguyen getting a COVID-19 test before seeing family and friends doesn’t guarantee safety, but it can lessen your risk of spreading the virus.
Dr. Gary LeRoy, president of the American Academy of Family Physicians, has for months been worried about another wave of infections to come. ....

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