Advocacy
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May 14-15, 2012
Sponsored by AAFP and the Council of Academic Family Medicine (CAFM), FMCC educates participants on family medicine's legislative priority issues, trains attendees on how to lobby on Capitol Hill, and allows participants to put these skills to use with federal legislators and their staff. Advocacy is a high priority of AAFP and the CAFM organizations; every family physician and educator can learn how to be effective in Washington and at home.
Family Medicine Congressional Conference
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May 14-15, 2012
Grand Hyatt Washington
Washington, DC
Learn about the legislative
process and how you can discuss family medicine’s health system issues with
Congressional legislators and their staff.
Day 1: Learn how to lobby. Day 2: Go do it.
Get your message heard in D.C. and at home. Learn how you can strengthen and develop relationships with national and state legislative officials and staff. Beginning tracks and advanced sessions are available.
- Interact with health system leaders in Washington, DC
- Learn how to advocate effectively
- Understand family medicine’s priorities
- Discuss those issues with Congressional legislators and staff
Sponsored by AAFP and the Council of Academic Family Medicine (CAFM), FMCC educates participants on family medicine's legislative priority issues, trains attendees on how to lobby on Capitol Hill, and allows participants to put these skills to use with federal legislators and their staff. Advocacy is a high priority of AAFP and the CAFM organizations; every family physician and educator can learn how to be effective in Washington and at home.
