Future of Family Medicine: Meet FOFM Authors on Dr. Anonymous Show!

Wednesday, January 19, 2011

Meet FOFM Authors on Dr. Anonymous Show!

Thank you to all of our readers who listened to The Dr. Anonymous Show - Episode 201!

For those who could not make it live, you can listen to the show in its entirety at the link above! Sebastian calls in after a safe trip to Houston towards the end of the show. Enjoy!

The following description, from The Doctor Anonymous Blog, describes the episode. We hope you enjoy learning about our pathway towards family medicine in addition to learning more about our blog and other issues in family medicine and healthcare! Thanks Dr. A!!

"Hope you can join us this week for Doctor Anonymous Show 201 when our guests will be the authors of the blog called "Future of Family Medicine." This unique blog is written by medical students and the topics vary from health policy, to concepts like the Patient Centered Medical Home, and today's post called "The New Deal for Primary Care in Community Health Centers." Join us on Thursday, January 20, 2011 at 9pm Eastern Time on BlogTalkRadio. Also, check out the video promo above. See you for the show!"

1 comment:

CallieJanuary 21, 2011 at 3:05 PM
Just wanted to say that you all have done a wonderful job talking about family medicine in the voice of a medical student.

If any of you are in California, or heading here for residency, please let me know as we would love to have you all involved with the CA chapter of AAFP, CAFP.
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