Come be on the leading edge of evolving health care at the STFM Conference on Practice & Quality Improvement. Equip yourself with the tools, insights, and strategies to transform your medical practice or residency program. Dive into the art of cultivating interprofessional teams that enhance productivity and elevate patient care. Connect with a diverse array of professionals, all united in their dedication to perpetual practice enhancement and groundbreaking innovation.

In 2024, STFM and the Medical College of Wisconsin joined forces to incorporate crucial components of the Forum for Behavioral Science in Family Medicine into the STFM Conference on Practice and Quality Improvement. The conference now provides specific content on behavioral science and integrated health. While the primary emphasis of the conference will continue to be on overall practice and quality improvement, we hope to involve even more colleagues from the behavioral science field to enrich our content and foster enhanced interprofessional interactions.

Registration is now open for the 2025 STFM Conference on Practice & Quality Improvement. Presenters must register for the conference.

Information for Presenters

Lead presenters can upload documents to their sessions and edit their speaker profile via the speaker portal. An email containing a link to this portal was sent to all registered leads.

The email comes from STFM CPQI25 (stfmcpqi25@event-emails.com). If you are a lead presenter and did not receive this email, or cannot find it, please email Ray Jonscher at rjonscher@stfm.org.

NOTE: Uploading presentation documents to the app DOES NOT add the presentation to the presentation laptop. Presenters must be able to access their presentation files via the laptop in the presentation room (flash drive, Google Drive, etc.).

Optional Activities During the Conference

See a list of the optional activities you can participate in for more enriching experiences outside of the educational sessions. These include a walking tour of Pittsburgh, a book club, and a Pittsburgh Pirates baseball game.

• Medical school and residency faculty
• Residents
• Medical students
• Behavioral medicine professionals
• Health educators
• Nurse practitioners
• Nurses
• Care managers
• Practice managers
• Non-clinical practice staff
• Medical assistants
• Pharmacists
• Physician assistants
• Quality improvement managers