Congratulations to Our Winners!
We are pleased to announce the winners of our first AFP Photo Contest. The winning submissions were from:
- Zoe Gordon, MD, MPH, fourth-year resident at the Greater Lawrence Family Medicine Residency program, Lawrence, Mass.
- Alison Nesbitt, DO, first-year resident at the Beaumont Wayne Family Medicine Residency program, Detroit, Mich.
- Mikita Patel, MD, second-year resident at the Mclaren Oakland Family Medicine Residency program, Pontiac, Mich
See the Inside AFP featuring all the winners.
"Stepping up our knowledge together with our AFP journals!"
Mikita Patel, MD, second-year resident at the Mclaren Oakland Family Medicine Residency program, Pontiac, Mich
"Each month, Greater Lawrence Family Medicine Residents, Faculty, and Alumni gather virtually to discuss the most recent AFP articles. It has been a wonderful way to connect with each other, especially during COVID-19. These monthly discussions have also connected Family Physicians across the country – from California to Boston!"
Zoe Gordon, MD, MPH, fourth-year resident at the Greater Lawrence Family Medicine Residency program, Lawrence, Mass.
"AFP: American Family Pawsician — review of the latest and greatest in family medicine with dogtor doodle."
Alison Nesbitt, DO, first-year resident at the Beaumont Wayne Family Medicine Residency program, Detroit, Mich.
Honorable Mentions
"Reading my AFP journal in tranquility."
Osinachi Ajaero, MD, MPH, third-year resident, McLaren Oakland Family Medicine Resident program, Pontiac, Mich.
"No need to worry about ‘froggy’ intern brain when I’ve got my ‘ribbiting’ AFP!"
Whitney Fron, DO, first-year resident, McLaren Oakland Family Medicine Residency program, Pontiac, Mich.
“As a new Family Medicine physician, I want to stay as up to date as possible and the AAFP journals allow me to do just that with easy to read, relevant articles. They are an excellent travel companion, even in the Swiss Alps!”
Nashita Molla, ???, Great Lakes Bay Health, Saginaw, Mich.
"KNIGHTS use AFP too!!! The KNIGHTS (Keeping Neighbors In Good Health Through Service) clinic is a student-run free clinic coordinated by medical students from the University of Central Florida College of Medicine. Here at our clinic, we stay up to date by holding regular discussions guided by articles from AFP! Thank you, AFP for all that you do! You're helping us KNIGHTS charge on and provide the best care to our patients!!!
Takuma Iwai, ???, University of Central Florida College of Medicine
"Toilet Training with AFP. Almost got the hang of it! Being a life-long learner means staying up-to-date on recommendations, synthesizing that information, and putting it into practice! All three steps are demonstrated above. I use AFP to learn how to take better care of my patients and to grow as a physician. Tips and tricks are applicable on both a professional and personal level."
Aaron Suzuka, third-year resident, Stanford-O'Connor Family Medicine Residency
"AFP journal issues are the stepping stones to my future!"
Mohammad Pourmandi, first-year resident, McLaren Oakland Family Medicine, Pontiac, Mich.