Finding Alternatives to Opioids
Health Groups Demand 'R' Rating for Movies That Show Smoking
Internists Lay Out Priorities for Administrative Burden Relief to House Committee on Ways and Means
American College of Physicians letter outlines multiple issues and proposed solutions
Washington, August 25, 2017—The American College of Physicians (ACP) today provided a list of priorities and proposed solutions for administrative burden relief in a letter to the House Committee on Ways and Means, Subcommittee on Health.
American College of Physicians Supports Updated Naloxone Guidance from AMA Opioid Task Force
August 24, 2017
Statement attributable to Jack Ende, MD, MACP, President, American College of Physicians (ACP):
The American College of Physicians supports the updated guidance document from the AMA Opioid Task Force for physicians and other health care professionals to encourage physicians to co-prescribe naloxone when clinically appropriate.
Medicare Urged to Open Quality Reporting to All Doctors
Internists Offer Recommendations to CMS' Proposed Medicare Quality Payment Program Rule
Alternatives based on five guiding principles and their details
Update on the ACA-repeal effort; 'Pick Your Pace' Deadline Imminent
Charlottesville, hate crimes are public health issue, experts say
American College of Physicians Says Hate Crimes are Public Health Issue
Washington (August 14, 2017)—At a recent meeting of their Board of Regents, the American College of Physicians (ACP) adopted a new policy statement recognizing hate crimes as a public health issue.