Highlighting Annals of Family Medicine,Inc. Board member Samuel Ofei-Dodoo, PhD, MPA, MA, CPH, presenting at #NAPCRG2025 on "Disparities in Alcohol-Related Counseling by Health Care Professionals: A Population-Based Cross-Sectional Study of U.S. Adults"
Read study:
www.annfammed.org/content/23/S...
The “Communicate Your Research More Effectively” #NAPCRG2025 workshop presenters shared tools for researchers to make their work clear, accessible and findable for both people and AI. #FamilyMedicine
On the final day of #napcrg2025, a trio of Annals staff present a workshop on "Communicating your research more effectively."
Sharing current & emerging trends that are reshaping how research is discovered, as well as a practical framework & set of core principles to help you communicate your work
In the #NAPCRG2025 workshop, "Is There a Bridge Over Troubled Waters? Navigating US Health Research in 2025 and Beyond," presenters and attendees shared thoughtful discussion on the evolving landscape of #PrimaryCare.
"Look to your allies, collaborate, coordinate and align people you can work with and don't stay isolated." - Dr. Caroline Richardson
From the #napcrg2025 workshop, "Is There a Bridge Over Troubled Waters? Navigating US health research in 2025 and beyond"
Informative #NAPCRG2025 workshop, "Publishing in Family Medicine Journals: content selection, editing processes, and steps to publication"
Focusing on what journal editors look for in article submissions & how journals work to publish content. @stfm-fm.bsky.social @aafp.org @jabfm.bsky.social
From the Annals table at #NAPCRG2025, hear from resident member of the editorial advisory board, Timothy Ihongbe, MD, MPH, PhD about his role at Annals and more about the journal club.
Learn more about the Annals Journal Club here:
www.annfammed.org/page/journal...
.@sebtong.bsky.social author of Annals article, "The Role of Primary Care in the Social Isolation and Loneliness Epidemic" ( www.annfammed.org/content/22/3...)
Presenting a poster at #NAPCRG2025 exploring interventions to reduce loneliness and opioid misuse among patients on long-term opioids.
A pair of associate editors, Dr. Therese Zink & Dr. Jennifer Karlin engaging at the Annals of Family table. Make sure to meet with them to learn more about Annals. #NAPCRG2025
When you explain the nature of the scientific consensus, you can have an impact.
Professor Timothy Caulfield shares science-informed strategies to help #FamilyMedicine researchers and clinicians cut through misinformation and communicate evidence more effectively. #NAPCRG2025
Learn more about a pair of Annals sponsored workshops today at #NAPCRG2025:
▪️Is there a Bridge Over Troubled Waters? Navigating US Health Research in 2025 and Beyond
▪️Publishing in #FamilyMedicine Journals: Content Selection, Editing Processes, and Steps to Publication
Plenty of opportunities on day three of #NAPCRG2025 to speak with one of our associate editors at the Annals of Family Medicine table.
It's a great opportunity to learn more about what it's like to be an associate editor at Annals and how to sign up as a reviewer!
#NAPCRG2025 workshop “How to Improve Your Research by Working with a Biostatistician", described how your research project will benefit if you:
•Design your study with a Biostatistician from the start
•Keep the biostatistician engaged & involved
•Interpret & summarize statistical results together
Dr. Frank Orlando, co-author of an Annals article titled, "Body Mass Index vs Body Fat Percentage as a Predictor of Mortality in Adults Aged 20-49 Years" speaks at #NAPCRG2025, examining whether high BF% at a healthy BMI is associated with elevated inflammation, a marker of cardiovascular risk
Adam Funk, biostatistics PhD Candidate speaking on the biostatistician involvement in the design stage process of a study. #NAPCRG2025
Day 2⃣ of #NAPCRG2025 begins with an Annals sponsored workshop, "How to Improve your Research by Working with a Biostatistician."
Focusing on helping early-stage investigators understand how biostatisticians strengthen research quality & prevent common, costly errors.
Caroline Richardson, MD, Ian Bennett, MD, PhD and Richelle Koopman, MD, MS
Richelle Koopman, MD, MS
Ian Bennett, MD, PhD
Mentor in My Pocket: Leveraging Large Language Models to Support Family Medicine Research
At today’s #NAPCRG2025 workshop, Caroline Richardson, MD, Ian Bennett, MD, PhD, and Richelle Koopman, MD, MS discussed how LLMs can serve as "mentors in your pocket," supporting #FamilyMedicine research tasks while highlighting key limitations and the importance of retaining original thought.
Be sure to stop by our table to learn more about JABFM, meet our editors, and learn more about our Research and Editing Fellowship! #NAPCRG2025
Be sure to connect with Dr. Andrew Pasternak ( @tubadrew.bsky.social ) to learn more about Annals of Family Medicine. He’s happy to talk about publishing, submissions, and ways to engage with the journal. #NAPCRG2025
Our editor Dr. Caroline Richardson speaking at the "Research Mentor in Your Pocket" workshop exploring how LLMs can serve as "mentors in your pocket" for well-defined tasks, while emphasizing their limitations for conceptual and innovative aspects of research. #NAPCRG2025 #FMsky #Medsky
Referencing this Annals article (www.annfammed.org/content/17/3... )
This poster from Annals authors Amy Cunningham & Geoffrey Mills examines what drives high-quality, person-centered #PrimaryCare using survey data from 34,000+ patients across 73 practices. #FMsky #MEdsky #NAPCRG2025
Editorial Advisory Board member Alexander Krist & his team share new insights on Virginia’s underserved #PrimaryCare practices grappling with major staff turnover & burnout #napcrg2025
Learn more in a related article Dr. Krist published earlier this year in Annals
www.annfammed.org/content/23/3...
Dr. Pasternak is here! Stop by the Annals of Family Medicine table at #NAPCRG2025 NOW to learn more about his role, how to become a reviewer, how to submit a manuscript and more!
Stop by our table or find Dr. Sebastian Tong at #NAPCRG2025 to learn more about Annals of Family Medicine. @sebtong.bsky.social
"It's about studying the future that's coming. To start looking at where #primarycare is going to be delivered in the future."
Timothy Hoff kicking off #napcrg2025 highlighting key aspects of the coming transformation in US primary care & its implications for an evolving primary care research
Stop by our table to start day one of #NAPCRG2025 to speak with one of our associate editors at Annals of Family Medicine. Meet with Dr. Sebastian Tong from 9:30-10am followed by Dr. Andy Pasternak from 10-10:30am.
Stop by our table to start day one of #NAPCRG2025 to speak with one of our associate editors at Annals of Family Medicine.
Meet with Dr. @sebtong.bsky.social from 9:30-10am followed by Dr. @tubadrew.bsky.social from 10-10:30am.
www.annfammed.org/page/content...
Annals of Family Medicine table ready to go for #NAPCRG2025.
Stop by our table & learn about our sponsored workshops, how to submit a manuscript and pick up some Annals swag! #FMsky #Medsky
Learn more here:
www.annfammed.org/page/content...
Heading to #NAPCRG2025? Make sure to mark your calendar as every day there's an opportunity to check out an Annals of Family Medicine sponsored workshop! We look forward to seeing you in Atlanta. #FMsky #Medsky
Learn more about all 5⃣ of these workshops here:
www.annfammed.org/page/content...
We are less than a month away from #NAPCRG2025 in Atlanta. Excited to showcase the five workshops that Annals will be a part of at the annual conference.
For more information visit: napcrg.org/conferences/...
(THREAD with info for each workshop)
