FMEC in Focus - June, 2018
Our Partners
2018 FMEC Annual Meeting
Hilton Westchester /  Rye Brook, New York /  November 9-11

Theme:   Family Medicine State of Mind:  Spreading the News 

DPC Summit


July 13-15, 2018

Penn State
Penn State College of Medicine 50th Anniversary
Reunion:  Sept 21-22

Honoring 50 years of Family and Community Medicine

2018 Special Tracks
Preparing to Succeed in Practice

Procedures for Residents, Faculty and Community-based Family Physicians
Osteopathic Medicine
Medicine and the Fine Arts
Responding to the Primary Care Workforce challenge
Chronic Pain/Opioids/Substance abuse
Promoting Healthy Living Through Lifestyle and Integrative Medicine
Maternal Child Health
Rural Health
Global Health
Showcase FM research
Media Skills for Family Physicians
High school student participation
"Clinic First" - strengthening your residency program
Join the FMEC!
Why should you come to the FMEC Annual Meeting?

2018 Annual Meeting Registration Links

   

Early Bird Rate for Meeting Registration ends September 15th

November 8th - ALSO Instructor Course -  Register
Nov. 8 - 9: Pre-conference Workshops - registration to come.
The FMEC and the Department of Family Medicine
at Georgetown are proud to announce: 

A Media Skills Workshop
at Georgetown University
September 7, 2018 | Time: 8 am to 5 pm
- Lunch will be provided
Deadline for pre-registration is September 1, 2018.
Lunch is not guaranteed after September 1.
On-site registration is available.
Family / Health Care Professionals - $50.00
 Residents / Fellows - $20.00
 Students - $10.00


Friday, July 13th
8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Indianapolis Marriott Downtown
This is a pre-conference being offered at the
 2018 DPC Summit  in Indianapolis, Indiana.

CoreCases Curriculum - The Way Today's Residents Like to Learn

CoreCases for Family Medicine is an online, clinically relevant curriculum that includes assessments and is self-paced so that residents can do it on their own. But, it is also standardized so that it adds consistency and objectivity to supplement the individual rotation experience of each resident.

" Our original motivation in bringing CoreCases to our program stemmed from the fact that we are a new program and needed an organized structure for our didactics. When I saw CoreCases, I was very impressed with the depth and breadth of information provided, and the fact that it included ongoing documentation of what the trainees are doing along with a report of their strengths and weaknesses. I also like that the curriculum provides information about what many people call "soft skills" in those domains such as professionalism and communication skills that are somewhat subjective and are very hard to assess without a tool like CoreCases."
 
Mikio A. Nihira, MD, MPH /  Residency Program Director
University of California Riverside /  Riverside Community Hospital /  Riverside, CA 92501

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