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KAFP hires Government Relations Firm MML&K
To: Kentucky Academy of Family Physician Members From: Ron Waldridge, MD II, President Date: January 7, 2012 Your Board of Directors has set goals and objectives for this coming year ...
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Pres Blog
I spent last week at Southeast Forum and found many family docs in the south dealing with same issues we are in Ky. There’s a lot of angst re:Obamacare and expansion of Medicaid. There’s a...
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House Bill 1
Well HB1 is upon us now with emergency regulations set by the Board of Medical Licensure. While the KBML website states they will be forgiving in the beginning as far as enforcement goes, potential ...
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First Blog
What an exciting start to my presidency in KAFP!! I had a great time at ALF-NCSC in Kansas City the first week of May. It was very refreshing to meet family docs still excited for their profession and...
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President’s speech from 61st annual KAFP Awards Banquet 4/28/12
Good evening. I would like to welcome everyone to the 61st Annual Scientific Assembly Awards Banquet of the Kentucky Academy of Family Physicians. It has been a great year. May I take this chance ...
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Louisville Family Medicine Visit
I had a wonderful visit to Louisville on Thursday, April 19th. I visited the U of L Residency progam in Family Medicine and presented my optimistic talk “It’s a great time to be a Family P...
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Hazard
I visited with the residents at the Eastern Kentucky Family Medicine Residency program in Hazard on Friday April 6th. I received a nice tour of the facilities from their director, Angela Rice, DO and ...
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West Virginia Academy of Family Physicians
This past weekend I visited Charleston West Virginia for the WVAFP annual meeting and CME event. The KAFP and WVAFP share Gerry Stover (Executive Vice President) and Janice Hechesky (Executive Assista...
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Pikeville
On March 29th, I had the opportunity to visit The University of Pikeville College of Osteopathic Medicine. I got the chance to meet with some students, talk with Dean Randy Litman, and I received a ...
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UK F M Residency
I had the chance to visit with the UK Family Medicine Residency program on 3/7. What a great group of residents! I had the opportunity to tour the facility (thanks Janice!) and meet their newest facul...
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