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🚨 🚨 🚨 New episode alert! On this week's Faisel & Friends @thegrahamcenter’s Yalda Jabbarpour joined Faisel Syed & Dan McCarter to discuss new data and the urgent need to invest in the primary care workforce. Listen now, wherever you listen to podcasts! bit.ly/4fPncfr

When we invest in primary care, we invest in our future. Read more from Primary Care for America about how we can reverse workforce shortage to improve health outcomes, lower health care costs and create healthier communities. bit.ly/3MgovGY

.AAFP president SFurrMD reiterated to Medical Economics how noncompetes fail to preserve the patient-physician relationship. The #AAFP continues to support the FTC's rule to ban noncompetes in health care that prioritize the interests of organizations over those of patients and

Highly recommend this conversation with Yalda Jabbarpour Director Robert Graham Center about the need for increased investment in primary care. Dr. Jabbarpour articulates why such investments are important to patients & communities and how they will build a primary care workforce.

There’s a solution to improve #Medicare payments: Congress must enact an annual inflationary update & address budget-neutrality requirements to protect access to care & ensure physician payment keeps pace with rising practice costs. Read more in Medscape. wb.md/3Y1wU7X

The U.S. has come a long way in disease prevention, in large part thanks to vaccines. Congress should eliminate confusion & barriers to access and allow physicians to vaccinate all eligible patients. Read more in MedPage Today bit.ly/44NdLbq #ImmunizationAwarenessMonth

There’s a solution to improve #Medicare payments: Congress must enact an annual inflationary update & address budget-neutrality requirements to protect access to care & ensure physician payment keeps pace with rising practice costs. Read more in Medscape. wb.md/3Y1wU7X

ICYMI AAFP president SFurrMD told @TheHill that allowing noncompetes to continue will harm patient-physician relationships. #AAFP continues to advocate for policies that prioritize access to care. Read more: bit.ly/3WTsZrP

Family physicians recently asked Congress to ensure all ACIP-recommended vaccines are covered by #Medicare Part B. This would allow beneficiaries to readily access vaccines wherever it's most convenient, including from their family physician. bit.ly/44NdLbq

To meet workforce needs for a growing and aging population, we need to train physicians in those communities, & #primarycare does just that. Without support, medical residents will continue to choose other specialties, exacerbating the workforce shortage. bit.ly/46Q7qwI

The AAFP recently submitted comments against the 2.8% physician pay reduction from CMS: “Without reform, the current Medicare system will further destabilize primary care practices, accelerate consolidation, and erode the primary care physician workforce."aafp.org/dam/AAFP/docum…

ICYMI the AAFP's statement supporting the FTC's rule to ban noncompetes in health care was quoted in The Washington Post this morning. ⬇️ wapo.st/46V8nnw

A lower conversion factor in CMSGov’s proposed 2025 #Medicare physician fee schedule jeopardizes patients’ access to timely, essential primary care. That's why AAFP is calling for wide-ranging reforms to benefit #primarycare practices. Read our summary: bit.ly/3y2XVgW

.AAFP president SFurrMD reiterated to Medical Economics how noncompetes fail to preserve the patient-physician relationship. The #AAFP continues to support the FTC's rule to ban noncompetes in health care that prioritize the interests of organizations over those of patients and

A new Gallup poll shows only 40% of Americans say vaccinating their children is extremely important, down from 58% in 2019. AAFP President SFurrMD spoke with @fastcompany about how family physicians educate patients to boost vaccine confidence. bit.ly/3Mnhbt7

"Prior authorizations and clinician burnout often go hand in hand," AAFP president SFurrMD told MedPage Today. "It's not surprising that burnout has increased and that the number of prior authorization requests are higher." That's why #AAFP urges Congress to pass the Improving

The AAFP continues to advocate for policies that improve uptake, including: ☑️ expanding Part B vaccine coverage to include all ACIP recommended vaccines ☑️ supporting funding for programs that supply vaccine products to immunize the under- & un-insured ☑️ ensuring public and

ICYMI on last week's Faisel & Friends, @thegrahamcenter’s Yalda Jabbarpour joined Faisel Syed and Dan McCarter to discuss new data and the urgent need to invest in the primary care workforce. Listen now, wherever you listen to podcasts! bit.ly/3Mfw7cw

.AAFP president SFurrMD reiterated to Medical Economics how noncompetes fail to preserve the patient-physician relationship. The #AAFP continues to support the FTC's rule to ban noncompetes in health care that prioritize the interests of organizations over those of patients and

Prior authorizations often "causes stress for our patients because often they’re not able to get their medicines on time or get the medicines that they need," AAFP president SFurrMD told The Hill. Read more on why addressing clinician burnout is imperative.