• Full Conference (August 25-27, 2023)
  • With your 3-day full conference registration, you’ll have access to all learning and career-enhancing opportunities, including: Main stage presentations; Breakout sessions in family medicine innovations, practice management, and professional development; Exhibit access; Networking reception; Community service project; Digital handouts; Mobile app; Breakfast, lunch, and morning/afternoon refreshments. Also, access to Friday evening’s Welcoming Reception.
  • 40 speakers
  • Up to 32 AAFP Prescribed Credits and up to 24 AMA Category 1 PRA Credits™. Select from:
    • 16 CME credits for KSAs 
      • 1 pre- and 1 post-conference
      • Additional registration/fee
      • Run concurrently with workshops
    • 16 CME credits for general sessions
    • 8 CME credits for pre- and post-conference workshops 
      • 1 pre- and 1 post-conference
      • Additional registration/fee
      • Run concurrently with KSAs
  • 3 student procedures workshops
  • 26 sessions 
  • 4 workshops
  • 2 KSAs
  • 2 student tracks
  • 1 game of CME Jeopardy (will you be the winner?)
• Local Chapter Activities - 
• Chief Resident Workshop (Pre-POP on June 10; at POP on August 26, 2023)
  • The Chief Resident Leadership Workshop is a skills-based event for family medicine residents transitioning into their new roles as clinical leaders. Sessions are designed to be interactive and offer incoming chiefs a learning environment for increasing confidence as leaders/managers, developing interpersonal communication, improving group dynamics, and advancing the educational mission of their programs. Faculty will challenge participants to think and act strategically, and adopt innovative approaches for handling complex managerial situations.
• CRN Meeting (August 26, 2023)
  • The California AFP Residency Network (CRN) is an engaged group of family medicine residency leaders and educators advocating for the statewide advancement of family medicine through leadership development, improvement of resident education, faculty and pipeline development, promotion of wellness within the specialty, collaborative interdisciplinary innovation, continuous curricular improvement and legislative engagement. The CRN will be meeting during POP in a closed meeting format. If you are a representative of your FMRP with the CRN, you can register for the meeting within the optional workshops. There is no additional cost for you to attend the CRN meeting.
• KSAs (Friday, August 25, 2023 and Sunday, August 27, 2023)
  • Asthma KSA: This Knowledge Self Assessment group learning experience focuses on understanding and identifying the pathogenesis of asthma, diagnosing asthma, managing chronic asthma, recognizing, and managing co-morbidities of asthma, managing exercise-induced asthma, and recognizing and managing complications of asthma therapy. Completers receive 10 Maintenance of Certification (MOC) points and 8 AAFP Prescribed CME Credits. Friday, August 25, Includes materials and breakfast (8:00 AM - 12:00 PM)
  • Care of Older Adults KSA: This Knowledge Self Assessment group learning experience focuses on diagnosis and management of common and uncommon medical conditions that occur in older adults. Topics also include disease prevention, rehabilitation, geriatric psychiatry, and health policy and systems issues as they relate to older adults. Completers receive 10 Maintenance of Certification (MOC) points and 8 AAFP Prescribed CME Credits. Sunday, August 27, Includes materials and lunch (12:45 PM - 4:45 PM).
• Workshops (Friday, August 25, 2023 and Sunday, August 27, 2023)
  • Point of Care (POC) Ultrasound Workshop: This workshop will introduce attendees to some of the most high-yield applications of POCUS for family physicians, including using POCUS to diagnose: heart failure, kidney stone, AAA, cholecystitis, DVT, and musculoskeletal pathology. Friday, August 25, Includes materials and breakfast (8:00 AM - 12:00 PM).
  • Dermoscopy Workshop: This procedural workshop will allow participants to learn more about dermoscopy and the use of dermatoscopes in practice. A dermatoscope enables enhanced examination of a skin lesion using an illuminated microscope. The device allows visualization through the stratum corneum to give a detailed evaluation of the lesion subsurface structures and patterns. This in turn improves the diagnosis of melanoma, atypical nevi, Spitz nevi, BCC, SCC, and many other conditions that are commonly encountered in daily practice by family physicians. Participation in the procedural workshop is limited to the first 35 registrants. Sunday, August 27, Includes materials and lunch (12:45 PM - 4:45 PM).
• Saturday afternoon workshops (CO*RE and Trauma Informed Resiliency Oriented Healthcare) are included in the registration fee. All are welcome.
• Residency Fair (Saturday, August 26, 2023)
• Student-Resident Procedures Workshops (Sunday, August 27, 2023, 9:30am-12:45pm)
  • Resident Procedures Workshop: The Resident Procedures Workshop offers residents a chance to learn and practice more advanced procedures, including POCUS, Derm (Shave & Punch Biopsy) and MSK/Joint Injections. Registration includes access to the workshop, materials and the evening networking event. 
  • Student Procedures Workshop: The Student Procedures Workshop is a hands-on event for learning and practicing office-based procedures within family medicine, including Pap, Suturing and POCUS. Registration includes access to the workshop materials and the evening networking event. 

• Medical students
• Family Medicine Residents
• Practicing Family Physicians
• AAFP Fellows
• If you would normally attend the Clinical Forum or Family Medicine Summit events, POP is the event for you in 2023! 

Guests
Guests are welcome at POP! Registration provides them full access to the conference and the fee for their participation covers all food and beverage breaks, welcome reception, and conference materials.

POP is all happening at the Hilton Orange County/Costa Mesa located at 3050 Bristol Street, Costa Mesa, California, 92626. Phone: (714) 540-7000.

All special requests can be made by emailing cafp@familydocs.org. We can provide a lactation room, for example, and will do our best to meet your individual needs.

All registration cancellations must be received in writing to cafp@familydocs.org  on or before Friday, August 4, 2023. A full refund (minus a $50 cancellation/service fee) will be granted if a written cancellation request is received by the designated due date. Cancellations submitted after August 4, 2023 will be handled on a case-by-case basis.