CAFP Weekly Newsletter

March 20, 2024

Family Medicine Resources

Survey Findings: Impact of Federal Developments on Colorado’s Primary Care

We recently asked members to complete a brief survey from the Larry A Green Center about the impacts federal policy developments have had on the capacity of primary care practices and patient response. Thank you to those who responded. The following is a summary of those findings:

My Green Doctor: Be Wildfire Aware in Your Practice

Healthcare practices need to be “wildfire aware” as the increasing frequency and intensity of wildfires raises the risks to your patients, families, and practice. My Green Doctor’s latest blog explores the health risks of wildfire smoke, explains how to be prepared, and offers teaching resources for your patients.

2025 is the perfect time to save money, strengthen your practice’s commitment to a greener future, and share vital resilience knowledge with your patients. Using environmental sustainability to save money and improve community health just makes sense. My Green Doctor explains how easy it is for your practice to go green: Accelerating Your Sustainable Practice in 2025 with MGD.

Academy Happenings

Learn, Connect, & Customize Your CAFP Summit Experience

The Annual Summit is your chance to gain practical skills, connect with peers, and stay up-to-date on the latest in family medicine, all in a welcoming environment.

Can’t make the whole weekend? Join for a single day! Our new $200 one-day rate makes it easy to attend the sessions that matter most to you. See the agenda here. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn, network, and recharge with your family medicine community!

Member Spotlight: Celebrating Dr. Nathan Culberson

Dr. Nathan Culberson is a dedicated educator and family medicine physician known for his unwavering commitment to evidence-based care. He has significantly advanced services within Southern Colorado Family Medicine Residency, where he is faculty, developing protocols that enhance patient care. Dr. Culberson’s passion for teaching is evident in his work with residents, leading OB curricula, performing procedures like colonoscopies, and promoting comprehensive care in all areas of family medicine. His humility, enthusiasm, and academic contributions, including his upcoming presentations at CAFP, make him a highly respected and valued physician.