Implementing the Updated Hepatitis B Vaccination and Screening: Recommendations in Family Practice
Learn the latest recommendations for hepatitis B vaccinations and screenings from Aekata Shah, DO, on behalf of the Hepatitis B Foundation.
For Family, By Family—ACOFP Blog
Learn the latest recommendations for hepatitis B vaccinations and screenings from Aekata Shah, DO, on behalf of the Hepatitis B Foundation.
Meet Elizabeth “Libby” Pionk, DO, a new physician-in-practice!
Meet Briana Krewson, Region 5 Representative on the ACOFP Resident Council.
Kaitlyn Child, OMS-III, offers some safety tips for summer fun.
Kathleen Wong, OMS-V, and Dylan Hampel, OMS-IV, provide an introduction to care for people with disabilities.
Congratulations Tamryn Van Der Horn, MPH, OMS–III, PCOM South Georgia – Namey Burnett Award Winner, 3rd place A common problem encountered during my third-year clerkship rotations is the number of […]
Live from ACOFP ‘24: A conversation with Robert Piccinini, DO, D.FACN and Tiffany Leonard, MD. Have you dreamt of owning your own medical practice, or is it an idea that […]
Congratulations Daryl Traylor, Ph.D., M.S., MPH, OMS-I – Namey Burnett Award Winner, 2nd Place Precision medicine, an approach that tailor’s medical treatment to the individual characteristics of each patient, has revolutionized […]
Congratulations Taylor Do, OMS-II, Des Moines University – Namey Burnett Award Winner, 1st Place Skin checks are a vital part of annual health maintenance, but modern-day healthcare practices can meet […]
As the ACOFP Foundation Board of Directors met to discuss the upcoming campaign announcement, this quote from Ghandi was referenced as a beacon, of sorts, to those in the room: […]
DEADLINE: Thursday, April 12, 2024 The ACOFP Future Leaders Conference, sponsored by Lilly, supported by the Auxiliary to the ACOFP, and in partnership with the ACOFP Foundation,, is a unique […]
Each year on March 31, we recognize International Transgender Day of Visibility. “It is a day to celebrate the lives and contributions of trans people, while also drawing attention to […]
Tomorrow is National Doctors’ Day – a day to recognize the contributions of physicians to individual lives and communities. “As we observe this meaningful day, I want to extend my […]
Data from the CDC on intimate partner violence is staggering. About 41% of women and 26% of men experienced contact sexual violence, physical violence and/or stalking by an intimate partner […]
The field of osteopathic medicine is a calling to many practitioners, which makes it especially challenging to separate home and work or leave work to focus on home. “When I […]
Life as a medical student requires significant dedication to sitting in classes, late night study sessions, and focusing on the future. Much of our time is spent studying and ensuring […]