Are you a rural doctor that wants to learn how to have a direct impact on advocacy efforts of the entire CAFP, leading to new policies and laws that directly impact how we practice medicine and our patients receive care? Join us on December 15th at 6pm for a virtual workshop. As CAFP members, you have the opportunity to write resolutions to be discussed at the CAFP's All Member Advocacy Meeting (AMAM). CAFP and Rural Director Dr. Sara Martin will host this virtual workshop to help you better understand both, so that you feel confident sharing your unique rural perspective and advocating for our patients learn more about the workshop here.
As CAFP members, you have the opportunity to write resolutions to be discussed at the CAFP's All-Member Advocacy Meeting (AMAM). These resolutions directly impact the advocacy efforts of the entire CAFP, leading to new policies and laws that directly impact how we practice medicine and our patients receive care. CAFP and Rural Director Dr. Sara Martin will host this virtual workshop to help you better understand both, so that you feel confident sharing your unique rural perspective and advocating for our patients.
What is a resolution?
Resolutions are drafted by CAFP members like you and voted on by the CAFP Board of Directors. Resolutions that are approved become part of CAFP Policy, which in turn guides CAFP staff and the Board in the positions it takes on proposed legislation, regulations, initiatives, amicus briefs, and the specific work it undertakes, including educational efforts. In other words, the resolutions you write can guide the powerful work of the CAFP and make meaningful change for you and your patients.
What is the All Member Advocacy Meeting?
CAFP's All Member Advocacy Meeting (AMAM) is your chance to make change in health care policy! At AMAM (April 13-15, 2024), you’ll hear from policy and political experts, get hands on experience advocating for issues important to family medicine, network with advocacy-oriented colleagues, and meet with your legislators!
