Conference on Practice Improvement:
Assembling the Patient-centered Team

Conference Location: San Antonio, Texas
Conference Dates
: December 2-5, 2010

The Conference on Practice Improvement: Assembling the Patient-centered Team is designed to help any practice setting begin or continue the work to create a medical home in their practice. It provides a forum for the reflective redesign of practice roles and processes through the team approach. Attendees are encouraged to bring interdisciplinary teams from their practices.

Some key conference topics will include group visits, advanced access, patient education and self assessment, EHR readiness and selection, quality improvement, quality recognition, the idealized micro practice, and team care.

The conference is sponsored by the Society of Teachers of Family Medicine and the American Academy of Family Physicians.

Registration Information

Conference registration will be available in early August 2010

Hotel Information

The Conference hotel is the San Antonio Grand Hyatt Hotel on the Riverwalk, San Antonio, Texas. The conference room block will open in August 2010.

Host City Highlights

Centrally located in the heart of Texas, San Antonio offers a blend of charm, vibrancy and color. There is much to do. When Tex-Mex meets Old West the atmosphere is rich: the river passages—colorful, the cuisine—even more flavorful, and the people—genuine. So round up the group and savor San Antonio! Visit www.visitsanantonio.com

Session Specifics

The Conference on Practice Improvement offers more many peer-developed and peer-reviewed sessions. A searchable database of the entire conference offering will be available in August 2010.

Exhibitor Information

Exhibitors: EXPOSURE... CONNECTION... IMPACT

The Conference on Practice Improvement will attract family physicians, residents, nurses, health care professionals, and corporate health care partners who have a keen interest in products and services for practice improvement. Interested in exhibiting? Contact Melody Goller, at mgoller@aafp.org, (800) 274-2237, Ext. 3134.


Call For Papers

The 2010 Call for Papers is now closed.