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Welcome to DO.fm Student Edition, home to stimulating discussions on all things osteopathic family medicine. DO.fm Student Edition is the place for medical students (and undergrads) to learn more about why family medicine could be the right fit for them and how to pursue career opportunities within the family medicine specialty. Our show is designed by medical students, from the student perspective. Listeners will hear how recent residents matched into their residency programs, how new physi ...
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ACOFP's DO.fm Clinical podcast will explore clinically relevant medical topics of interest to osteopathic family physicians. Interviewing a mix of family physicians and specialists, this podcast will provide quick insights into the most relevant topics in family medicine.
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Welcome to DO.fm Practice Management Edition, home to stimulating discussions on all things around the business of osteopathic family medicine. DO.fm Practice Management Edition is the place for physicians, residents and students to learn about upcoming trends in treatment, billing & coding that will effect their day-to-day work as care providers.
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As we close out this month for LGBTQ Pride, join us and Dr. Eisenberg (she/her) and S/D Jay Wang (he/him) as they discuss the intersections of LGBTQ+ patients, family medicine, and advocacy. Listen in as Dr. Eisenberg shares her experiences as a provider for this amazing community and S/D Wang share his perspectives and resources on how you can hel…
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This episode of ACOFP's DO.fm Clinical podcast features Jay Shubrook, DO, FAAFP, FACOFP discussing Type 1 diabetes (T1D). We delve into the importance of screening and early intervention, the increasing prevalence in adults, the importance of patient-centered care and new and evolving technologies that are aiding in treatment and management of T1D.…
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The debut episode of ACOFP's DO.fm Clinical podcast features Nicholas Pennings, DO, FOMA, FACOFP discussing the impacts of stigma and how to lessen them, new pharmacolgical therapies, behavioral approaches to treatment and overcoming barriers to insurance coverage. Dr. Pennings does disclose relationships with Medifast as an independent contractor …
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Join us this month as student doctor Paranjaya Pokharel welcomes Lauren Clemmons, DO, FACOFP. Dr. Clemmons, certified in the American Osteopathic Association - Family Practice, obtained her medical education at Lincoln Memorial University. Her residency and internship were completed at Manatee Memorial Hospital in Bradenton, Florida. Dr. Clemmons c…
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In this podcast episode, experts delve into the world of Osteopathic Manipulative Treatment (OMT), a hands-on approach to healthcare that is gaining recognition and popularity. Hosted by student doctor Paranjaya Pokharel, the episode features insights from Sara-Bethany Smith Weir, DO, a 2018 graduate of Alabama College of Osteopathic Medicine (ACOM…
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The healthcare landscape is constantly evolving, with new policies and regulations shaping the way providers and patients interact. In this federal update podcast, you'll hear from: Michael H. Park, a partner at Alston & Bird and the ACOFP's Director of Government Affairs; Hon. Earl Pomeroy, a former Congressman with extensive experience in healthc…
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Join us this month as student doctor Ciara Robb, OMS III, the Vice President of the Student Association of the American College of Osteopathic Family Physicians, welcomes Bruce Williams, DO, FACOFP dist., ACOFP Immediate Past President and member of the ACOFP Leadership Development Committee back to the podcast. Together, they delve into the essent…
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Join us this month with Michael Becker, DO, MS, FACOFP, Associate Dean of Clinical Education at PCOM and Rachel Souza, OMS-IV to hear about Dr. Becker's path to family medicine and how ACOFP has been a through-line for his career. How did Dr. Becker end up pursuing family medicine? What types of roles has he had during his career? How does he balan…
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In this episode, hear from Stephanie Aldret, DO and Gail Feinberg, DO, FACOFP as we take a step back from our usual subjects of knowledge to focus on a topic that we could all take a little more time for in our lives - gratitude. Hear about the practice of gratitude, what it looks like in their lives as family physicians and discuss memorable momen…
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In this episode, hear from Dr. Jennifer Gwilym, DO, President-Elect for the Ohio Osteopathic Association and Student Doctor Alanna Meadows from Ohio University Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine as they discuss what it looks like to climb the ladder in leadership. They discuss what leadership looks like at every level, including how to find m…
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Join Student Association of the ACOFP PR Committee Chair Karen Lai, OMS-IV, and PR Committee Member Simran Pandey, OMS-IV, for a discussion on National Primary Care Week featuring Ethan Berg, DO. We will talk about the current climate and future of primary care, as well as how obstetrics and osteopathic manipulative treatment (OMT) fit into family …
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The Biden administration’s first 100 days included significant healthcare activity, both in Congress and in the federal government. ACOFP and Alston & Bird’s health policy team recorded a webinar addressing President Joe Biden’s first 100 days in office, as well as potential next steps for Congress and the administration—including legislation and r…
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Join your NSEB president Joe Li, OMS III as he continues his conversation with members of the Resident Council to discuss their journey as osteopathic family medicine residents, challenges they have faced and the importance of seizing new opportunities. This second and final portion of the two-part podcast will cover ranking programs, what to do on…
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During the ACOFP '21 Virtual Annual Convention the ACOFP Practice Management Committee hosted a panel on value-based care. While you may be familiar with the concept of value-based care, you might have questions about how the various models are implemented—specifically, how to focus on the patient balances with evidence-based learning, technology, …
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Join your NSEB president Joe Li, OMS III as he sits down with members of the Resident Council to discuss their journey as osteopathic family medicine residents, challenges they have faced and the importance of seizing new opportunities. This first portion of the podcast will cover choosing a residency, walking through all of the various acronyms yo…
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Curious about transition to care? This is the episode for you. Join ACOFP Practice Management Committee Chair Robert N. Pedowitz, DO, FACOFP, and Vice Chair Christopher B. Scuderi, DO, along with David Cox, RN, BSN, and Samantha Quinn, LPN, as they address what exactly transition to care is, as well as post-discharge communication, telehealth and b…
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Whether you're already registered for ACOFP '21 or considering doing so in the next few weeks, join a panel from the NSEB Public Relations Committee as they preview the student program at ACOFP '21. Hear about the benefits for students, learn about the residency fair and find out what sessions your peers are most excited to attend.…
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Join Alston & Bird’s health policy experts as they break down the 2020 election results and its implications for health care in the 117th Congress. With control of the Senate still in play and the presidential election results being litigated in the courts, this podcast will offer an opportunity to explore a potentially new political landscape in W…
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In this interview, ACOFP National Student Executive Board (NSEB) Vice President Katie Hawks sits down with Cassie Robertson, OMS IV, who recently matched into family medicine at Indiana University at Memorial Hospital and Healthcare Center. Cassie will delve into why she chose family medicine and how she uses OMT to treat patients.…
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Rio Grande Valley Alliance Achieves Shared Savings Success Through Population Health Physician-led ACOs have been shown to be more successful at improving outcomes and reducing costs than hospital-run ACOs. Looking at a case study with Rio Grande Valley Health Alliance (RGVHA) ACO in South Texas, learn how 24 primary care physicians joined together…
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Telemedicine is the fastest growing medical technology and will change the way physicians communicate with patients. This podcast explains how telemedicine provides additional touchpoints for physicians and patients in a busy family medicine practice and which telemedicine platforms can be used. Though not a replacement for in-office visits, teleme…
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Hierarchical Condition Coding - Document and Code for Serious Illnesses for Accurate Payment Hierarchical Condition Coding (HCC) is required in capitated plans such as Medicare Advantage. Coding should be specific for the patient’s condition and well documented in the patient’s record. Understand that HCC relates to serious life-altering, life-thre…
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Anastasia Benson, DO is a family physician and owner of Paradigm Family Health, a direct primary care practice (DPC) in Dallas, Texas. In this episode, she shares learnings about the inner workings of her DPC practice. She reviews start-up costs, and how to set pricing for patients for office visits, tests, and screening. Dr. Benson actively recrui…
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Small things have a big impact on patients. Listen as Christopher Scuderi, DO, Associate Chair, Department of Family Medicine, U. Florida shares insightful ideas on how to improve patient satisfaction while delivering quality care. Change involves not just the physician, but everyone in the office. In reviewing feedback from patients seen in the cl…
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This podcast is a “tell all” about starting and maintaining a successful Direct Primary Care (DPC) practice; an interesting and less complex environment for family physicians. Chris Larson, DO is the CEO of Austin, Texas-based Euphoria Health DPC, which he founded three years ago. Dr. Larson provides answers to common DPC questions about start-up c…
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An Annual Wellness Visit, or AWV, is recommended for all Medicare Part B patients who have been on Medicare for 12 months. The AWV determines the status of the patient’s overall health, including chronic disease(s), medications, weight and BMI, and more. Dr. Robert Pedowitz explains what is included and why it is important for all Medicare Part B p…
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The last element of the QPP is Clinical Practice Improvement Activities. These are ways your practice has improved processes, programs and care coordination to improve outcomes and the patient experience. This podcast teaches how these activities can help your practice as well as your QPP performance score. Presented by: Debbie Sarason, ACOFP Manag…
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