Christine Dehlendorf of @ucsanfrancisco.bsky.social Person-Centered Reproductive Health Program has been elected to the National Academy of Medicine — one of the highest honors in health & science. She redefined quality by measuring what truly matters: patient experience.
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A new study just published in the @annalsofem.bsky.social (Sept/Oct 2025) shows that integrating pharmacy technicians in team-based primary care:
- Reduces clinician and nurse admin burden
- Improves efficiency & care
- Expands patient medication access
👉https://www.annfammed.org/content/23/5/412

FCM's @apriljbell.bsky.social, Director of GirlxLab, was highlighted on @kcbsradio.bsky.social's coverage of the anniversary of the Dobbs’ decision. She discusses her ongoing digital storytelling project featuring Black women sharing their experiences with #abortion. More at girlxlab.ucsf.edu

What if success in reproductive health meant achieving aspirational outcomes—not just risk reduction?

New research says it’s time to measure SRWB:
Sexual & Reproductive Well-Being.
✅ Joy
✅ Safety
✅ Agency
✅ Access
✅ Support

Not: "Did harm occur?”
But: “Are people thriving?”

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During challenging times, spending the day with our colleagues and friends in #familymedicine was like coming home. Here are some snippets of joyous moments of togetherness from our 21st Annual Rodnick Colloquium. #fmrevolution

The poster hall at last week's 21st Annual Rodnick Colloquium was a veritable treasure trove of the latest and greatest #familymedicine research. Thank you to all of our poster presenters - we learned so much from you!

#Burnout isn’t about needing more yoga—it’s about moral injury caused by a broken system preventing workers from providing the quality of care they believe is right.
In @ucsfcepc.bsky.social's latest paper, @kgrumbach.bsky.social & Rachel Willard-Grace call for systemic change. bit.ly/44IZLkW