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Collaboratives

Purpose

Family Medicine Midwest collaboratives provide doctors and other primary care professionals a valuable opportunity to connect with peers, residency programs, and institutions across eleven states. Within each collaborative, members share ideas, work together, support one another, and strenthen competencies through joint projects and targeted training. These enhanced skillsets and networks empower faculty, residents, students, and clinicians to advance their practice, enrich graduate and undergraduate medical education, accelerate the adoption of best practices, and ultimately improve health outcomes.

Physicians lead three FMM collaboratives. Click on each group to learn more about it.

Physician-led Collaboratives

Launched in 2022, the Scholarly Activity Collaborative aims to create a network to improve residency scholarship through multi-site collaboration with the ultimate goal to improve health outcomes. 

Inaugurated in 2023, the Faculty Development Collaborative offers a virtual support system where educators come together, learn from each other, and disseminate information to the wider medical community.

Established in 2023 at the Family Medicine Midwest Annual Conference, this collaborative serves as a thinktank to increase, promote and sustain equitable birthing practices across Family Medicine.

For More Information

FMM collaboratives meet throughout the year via Zoom and in person at the annual conference. Email Lisa Stevak for more information, including if you are interested in joining a collaborative. 

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