Schedule at a Glance
Mark your calendars the following live and interactive presentations and social events.
Other conference offerings include up to 50 hours of on-demand presentations and a virtual poster hall that you can view when its best for you
Got Questions?
9–9:45 am CDT
Special Topic Discussions—Zoom Room Meet-Ups
(No additional fees; Participants must pre-register; Attendance is limited.)
- Telemedicine Education—Implications For Learners And Educators
- Reflections on Family Medicine’s Role in Disaster Response
- Educational Resources for New Faculty Members
10–11 am CDT
General Session: “Reflection of a Unicorn”—Cedric Bright, MD
11:30 am–12:30 pm CDT
Live Session 1: Practical Ways to Improve Wellness by Optimizing Practice Management
12:30-2 pm CDT
Visit the Virtual Poster Hall and watch on-demand sessions.
2–3 pm CDT
Live Session 2: Gender and Ethnicity in Academic Medicine: How Does Family Medicine Compare to Other Specialties?
3:30–4:30 pm CDT
Live Session 3: Community-Based Organizations and Academic Family Medicine: Improving Communication to Build Stronger Partnerships
5:15–5:30 pm CDT
STFM Immediate Past President Message—Frederick Chen, MD, MPH, University of Washington
6 pm CDT
Virtual Happy Hour
(No additional fees; Participants must pre-register.)
9–9:45 am CDT
Special Topic Discussions—Zoom Room Meet-Ups
(No additional fees; Participants must pre-register; Attendance is limited.)
- COVID Stories—Stories of Inspiration and Resilience
- Advocacy: Interface of Family Medicine With Local and National Regulatory Organizations
- Expanding Obstetrics Capacity
10–11 am CDT
Live Session 1: Education and Attitudes on Medical Cannabis in Family Medicine Residency Programs
11:30 am–12:30 pm CDT
Live Session 2: Change That Matters: A Curriculum that Empowers Physicians with Skills and Resources in Promoting Health Behavior Change
12:45–1:30 pm CDT
Conference Partner Exchange
2–3 pm CDT
Live Session 3: Buprenorphine 201: Addressing Patient And System Challenges During Our COVID19 Pandemic And Opioid Overdose Epidemic
3:30–4:15 pm CDT
Special Topic Discussions—Zoom Room Meet-Ups
(No additional fees; Participants must pre-register; Attendance is limited.
- Anti-Racism and Health Equity: A Call to Awareness and Action
- Preparing for a Virtual Recruitment Season
- Teaching and Practicing Clinical Efficiency
4:45–5:30 pm CDT
Conference Partner Exchange
9–9:45 am CDT
Special Topic Discussions—Zoom Room Meet-Ups
(No additional fees; Participants must pre-register; Attendance is limited.)
- Innovations in Virtual Learning
- Leading in Crisis—Voices of Family Medicine Leaders
- Sharing Our Science and Stories: Conversations About Writing and Reviewing for Family Medicine
10–11 am CDT
General Session: “Emergence in the Era of Measurement”—Kurt Stange, MD, PhD
11:30 am–12:30 pm CDT
Live Session 1: Maternal Depression Screening During Well-Child Visits: Characterizing Risks for Persistent Depression
12:30–2 pm CDT
Visit the Virtual Poster Hall and watch on-demand sessions.
2–3 pm CDT
Live Session 2: ACGME Review Committee Hot Topics: Core Faculty, FM 2035, and Milestones 2.0
3:30–4:30 pm CDT
Live Session 3: Expanding Family Medicine Research and Scholarship to all Faculty: The University of Minnesota Model
8 pm CDT
STFM Foundation Event
9–9:45 am CDT
Special Topic Discussions—Zoom Room Meet-Ups
(No additional fees; Participants must pre-register; Attendance is limited.)
- Addiction Medicine
- Health Equity and Implicit Bias in Medical Education
- Expanding Pediatric Capacity
10–11 am CDT
General Session: “Family Medicine’s Leadership Role in Redesigning Care and Training Under Value-Based Care”—Erin Fraher, PhD, MPP
11:30 am–12:30 pm CDT
Live Session 1: Training Backward to Meet Future Scope of Practice Needs
12:30-2 pm CDT
Visit the Virtual Poster Hall and watch on-demand sessions.
2–3 pm CDT
Live Session 2: Medical School Is a Breeding Ground for Shame: A Qualitative Exploration of Shame in Medical Students
3:30–4:30 pm CDT
Live Session 3: Program Leadership, Resources, and the Implementation of Wellness Curricula (a CERA Study)
5:15–5:30 pm CDT
STFM President's Address—Tricia Elliott, MD, JPS Health Network, Fort Worth, Texas
7 pm CDT
Awards Program
Questions
If you have questions about this conference, contact Kim Sevedge at 800-274-7928 or stfmoffice@stfm.org.
