American Board of Family Medicine

45 articles in the TruthFoundry index. Each links out to the original.

• Microaggressions Erode Well-being for Early-Career Women Physicians · Study finds 76% of early-career women physicians face gender-based discrimination in clinical settings.
• LLMs Outperform Clinicians in Summarizing Medical Research Papers · Enterprise LLMs generated more accurate and preferred summaries of medical research than expert-authored POEMs.
• Family Physicians Should Provide Care for Hospitalized Patients · Family medicine leaders argue that hospital-based care fulfills their mission and improves patient outcomes.
• Clinical Review Addresses Postpartum Care Gaps Beyond Fourth Trimester · A narrative review highlights strategies to improve maternal health beyond the initial 12 weeks postpartum.
• Computerized Decision Support Tool Increases Confirmatory Testing for MASLD Patients · A computerized clinical decision support tool increased confirmatory testing rates for MASLD patients at risk of advanced fibrosis.
• Congressional Bill Aims to Reimburse Medicaid for Community Health Workers · A new congressional bill seeks to allow Medicaid reimbursement for Community Health Worker services in primary care.
• Family Medicine Redefines Comprehensiveness for Modern Care Ecosystems · The Family Medicine Leadership Consortium proposes redefining comprehensiveness across teams and communities to sustain primary care.
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• Family Medicine Leaders Discuss Performance Improvement Model Evolution · Family medicine leaders discuss evolving the clinical model to address concerns about performance improvement metrics.
• Emerging Adults in Washington State Show Loneliness Disparities by Gender and Sexuality · A Washington State study finds emerging adults ages 18–25 experience higher loneliness rates among women, nonbinary individuals, and sexual and gender minorities.
• Commentary on Future Primary Care Panel Sizes Amid AI and Digital Health Trends · Commentary explores how AI and non-physician providers may reshape ideal primary care panel sizes.
• Longer Primary Care Continuity Reduces ED Use Among Canadian Seniors · Canadian seniors with longer continuity of care use emergency departments less for minor health problems.
• Virtual Scribes Improve Patient Satisfaction and Trust in Primary Care · Asynchronous virtual scribe services significantly improved patient satisfaction and trust scores in primary care visits.
• AI Tool Achieves 100% Accuracy on Common Skin Disorders in Study · An AI dermatology tool correctly identified all 42 common skin disorders in a prospective study using classical medical images.
• Family Medicine Community Engagement Deemed Unrealistic for Most Practitioners · A study concludes that true community engagement is unrealistic for most family physicians due to workload constraints.
• Family Medicine Leaders Debate Mission: Continuity of Care vs. Health Outcomes · Family medicine leaders debate whether to prioritize continuity of care or health outcomes as the discipline's central mission.
• Ontario Adopts OurCare Standard for Universal Primary Care by 2029 · Ontario embeds OurCare Standard in legislation to achieve universal primary care access by 2029.
• Study Defines Medical Professionalism Through Patient and Physician Perspectives · A qualitative study identifies relationship-based care and communication as core components of medical professionalism.
• FMLC Debate on Team-Based Care Models in Family Medicine · The Family Medicine Leadership Council debates team-based care models to address workforce shortages and burnout.
• Strategies to Improve Access While Preserving Continuity in Family Medicine · Family medicine leaders propose strategies to improve access without sacrificing continuity of care.
• Debate Over Family Physicians' Role in Addressing Social Drivers of Health · Leadership consortium members debated whether family physicians should assume responsibility for population health and social drivers.
• High Fiber and Magnesium Intake Linked to Lower Inflammation in US Adults · A study of US adults found high dietary fiber and magnesium intake associated with lower inflammation markers.
• Study Identifies Top Patient Concerns for Older Adults with Chronic Conditions · A study of older adults on multiple medications highlights diet, reducing meds, and understanding conditions as top discussion topics.
• Study Reveals School Health Centers Serve Low-Income, Uninsured Hispanic Children · A multi-state study finds school-based health centers disproportionately serve low-income, uninsured, and Hispanic pediatric populations.
• AI to Transform Family Medicine Practice and Patient Relationships · Artificial intelligence will reshape family medicine by creating a new doctor-patient-AI triad.
• Clinicians Co-Develop AI Tool to Improve Primary Care Documentation · A pilot study shows clinician collaboration is essential for creating effective AI prompts in primary care.
• Family Medicine Educators Shift to Support HPV Self-Sampling · A survey shows 90% of family medicine educators now intend to offer HPV self-sampling for cervical cancer screening.
• Early Career Family Physicians Continue to Provide Maternity Care · Early career family physicians continue to provide maternity care and deliver babies.
• US Clinicians Report Barriers and Training Gaps in ADHD Care · A 2023 survey reveals significant barriers and training needs among US primary care clinicians providing ADHD services.
• Limiting E-Message Length Fails to Reduce Primary Care Burnout · A health system found that capping patient e-messages at 1000 characters did not reduce clinician burnout or message burden.