2023 Registration is now open for the 2023 FMEC Annual Meeting!
Family Medicine: Anchoring Patients and CommunitiesJoin us in Providence, Rhode Island, October 13-15 Annual Meeting Virtual Seminar Sampler The FMEC is excited to share a sampling of seminars from our 2022 Annual Meeting with faculty, residents and students throughout the region. The sessions are some of the many highly-rated seminars that were presented in Arlington, VA in September 2022. Like the FMEC meeting, they cover topics ranging from patient care to medical education to leadership and advocacy. The presenters have graciously agreed to present them again virtually, so everyone can benefit. Learn more Next Session: Tuesday, May 23, 2023, 12:30 pm - 1:30 pm Eastern Diagnostic error in medicine affects approximately 12 million patients each year. This session will cover key concepts in clinical reasoning, how we make errors, and methods to address these challenges. We will define and discuss problem representations, illness scripts, dual-process theory, cognitive biases and other major topics in this field. As a group, we will reason through a clinical case, focusing on the diagnostic process, and perform a cognitive autopsy afterwards. Additionally, this session will overview a curriculum design for residency programs to teach clinical reasoning to residents and medical students. Student Posters still being accepted for 2023 Annual MeetingWe will be accepting medical student poster submissions until July 1, 2023. Join the FMEC’s new learning collaboratives
FMEC newslettersCatch up on the latest news from the FMEC and our many partner organizations in the most recent FMEC in Focus newsletter, and learn about job and fellowship opportunities from health systems throughout the northeast US in our Special Edition newsletter. Watch our most recent webinarsVisit FMEC webinars and virtual meetings for our latest content, which includes over a dozen “Hot Topics” sessions from family medicine residency training programs, webinars from our partner Navigate about loan relief, and more. |