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The most comprehensive meeting in Internal Medicine.
Los Angeles, CA April 23-25, 2020
Internal Medicine Meeting 2020
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ACP advocates on behalf on internists and their patients on a number of timely issues. Learn about where ACP stands on the following areas:
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Proposal to reduce documentation should move forward without payment changes, College maintains
ACP urges more members to start using these codes for Medicare patients
Lawsuit would wreak havoc on health care, College maintains
Opioid misuse and related mortality has reached epidemic levels in the United States. Well-informed clinicians are a critical component in the battle against this epidemic. The Annals of Internal Medicine publishes a variety of articles related to the topic of opioid misuse. This collection highlights the top picks of the editors for these important articles.
The PCPCC annual meeting will be held in Washington, D.C. on November 8. The PCPCC's efforts are designed to move the country towards person-centered, team-based, and community-aligned primary care that will improve health outcomes, increase quality care, and lower costs. To register, click here.
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