DCAFP aims to promote the science and art of family medicine and to ensure an optimal supply of well-trained family physicians. We also provide advocacy, representation and leadership for the specialty of family practice.
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Opioid Response Network
Opioid Response Network
The District of Columbia Academy of Family Physicians (DCAFP) received a grant from the American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP) National Research Network (NRN) to provide education and training in opioid use disorder and substance use disorder (OUD/SUD). In collaboration with the AAFP National Research Network (NRN) and the Opioid Response Network (ORN), the DCAFP will coordinate the educational offerings.
AHEC Scholars Program
DC AHEC program serves with the mission of meeting health workforce needs and improving the health of the public of the District of Columbia.
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A list of DCAFP and AAFP upcoming and archived local and national events from this year and the previous year.
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Let Us be Your Fam Med Partner!
Congratulations on finishing your family medicine residency! You’re taking the next step in your journey, and the District of Columbia Academy of Family Physicians (DCAFP) is excited to support you.
To ensure you always receive the latest family medicine resources, let us know if you’re moving after residency. As a thank you for your time, you’ll get a $5 gift card* from the AAFP. Plus, enjoy a one-year free digital subscription to FP Essentials. Use code FPENP124 at checkout*. DCAFP can’t wait to see you at upcoming events this year.
#AAFP president @tilimd shares a timely reminder on the heels of #Match2023: We need more PCPs, and we need them practicing in communities where a family physician or primary care doctor is often the only one trained to meet their health care needs.
The Match reminds us of the importance of a strong family medicine workforce
Primary care doctors are community health leaders – and we need more of them in more communities.
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Thanks @gumedcenter @GUMedicine @GUFamilyMed @dc_ahec for supporting students choosing Family Medicine! Looking forward to supporting students choosing careers serving marginalized communities with the GU Center for Health Equity
Students Matching in Family Medicine Called by Cura Personalis and Commitment to Community - School of Medicine
Two students matching in family medicine at Georgetown University School of Medicine found out on Match Day where they will train as residents.
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