2012
DOI: 10.1370/afm.1439
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Adfm's Mission, Vision, and Goals: Foundation of Our New 3-Year Strategic Plan

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“…Unfortunately, the area of faculty scholarship is the most common "Area for Improvement" and the area of scholarly activities is the fourth most common citation by the RC-FM. 2 Family medicine research is critical because its results enable us to provide better quality care for our patients and allow us as a discipline to move closer to achieving the Triple Aim of "better health, better health care, and affordable cost." [3][4][5] In a family medicine residency program, research can help create a culture of curiosity and inquiry.…”
Section: From the Association Of Family Medicine Residency Directorsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Unfortunately, the area of faculty scholarship is the most common "Area for Improvement" and the area of scholarly activities is the fourth most common citation by the RC-FM. 2 Family medicine research is critical because its results enable us to provide better quality care for our patients and allow us as a discipline to move closer to achieving the Triple Aim of "better health, better health care, and affordable cost." [3][4][5] In a family medicine residency program, research can help create a culture of curiosity and inquiry.…”
Section: From the Association Of Family Medicine Residency Directorsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In 2009, the ADFM leadership wrote an Annals commentary describing the phases of the organization to date 1 ; in 2012 they built on this piece, sharing ADFM's new strategic plan. 2 Since 2012, ADFM has had ongoing strategic planning efforts. We moved to a "strategic workplan" model in 2020, whereby new strategic goals were generated as previous goals were completed instead of "reinventing the wheel" every few years.…”
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confidence: 99%