Family Medicine Advocacy Summit

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Family Medicine Advocacy Summit Mylanie Facelo, DO JMH FM Resident 6/14/17

Background

AAFP Family Medicine Advocacy Summit What is it? Annual 2 day advocacy-centered event/conference in Washington, D.C hosted by AAFP with the intent: to empower members with the most up-to-date information on our most important issues GOAL: to better understand federal and state advocacy learn about the current priorities for family medicine receive practical, hands-on experience with the legislative process.

AAFP Family Medicine Advocacy Summit Ways to go to this conference as resident American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP ) Routine Scholarship 4 Residents Association of Family Medicine Residency Directors (AFMRD) 10 Residents

AAFP Family Medicine Advocacy Summit My Why Background advocacy Introduction State level To learn how to advocate in DC Professional reason Patients Profession Personal reason

Preparation

AAFP Family Medicine Advocacy Summit Application Email received with instructions of opportunity Website for application Letter of recommendation

AAFP Family Medicine Advocacy Summit As AFMRD Winner Email received with instructions Registration Lodging Travel arrangements and time frame AFMRD Dinner for winners Advocacy Course Essay or Presentation

AAFP Family Medicine Advocacy Summit Advocacy Course Society of Teachers of Family Medicine (STFM) 5 online modules Getting started Prepare and make contact The one pager The visit Maintaining the relationship

AAFP Family Medicine Advocacy Summit Getting started Introduction to Advocacy Different reasons people started Where can you be an advocate At home via email, phone, letters, fax Residency program/Medical school Local legislatures office State capitol Washington, DC Key people

AAFP Family Medicine Advocacy Summit Prepare and Make Contact AAFP contact Help organize Provided contact with others in the State Encouraged contact Senators Representatives Staff How to contact Visit Email Call

AAFP Family Medicine Advocacy Summit The one pager Consist of Ask Background Supporting arguments Personal anecdotes Hand out one pagers from conference to audience

The Visit

I made it

AFMRD Winners

AAFP Family Medicine Advocacy Summit Conference Dinner Night before for winners 1st day More education on the different topics (more than listed) Health Care Reform Teaching Health Centers Breakout sessions- lobbying 201 Practice for the next day 2nd day Lobby

State Capitol

AAFP Family Medicine Advocacy Summit Visit Summary Discussed Healthcare Coverage Gains Teaching Health Centers Public Health and Research Priorities Congressional Primary Care Caucus Address one pagers handed out for each

Post Conference

AAFP Family Medicine Advocacy Summit Maintain relationships Provide cards Email Provide updates and more information Share with others Address one pagers handed out for each

AAFP Family Medicine Advocacy Summit Questions???? Address one pagers handed out for each

AAFP Family Medicine Advocacy Summit Resources and how to get involved AAFP: www.aafp.org AFMRD: www.afmrd.org STFM: www.stfm.org Address one pagers handed out for each

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