First Private Medicine Certification Announcement Expected at American Academy of Private Physicians Fall Summit in Miami
Indianapolis, IN (PRWEB) August 26, 2014 -- The first formal practice certification in private medicine will be announced by the American Academy of Private Physicians (AAPP) at the Fall
Summit in Miami, Florida on October 10-11, 2014.
As the leading national authority and trade organization for private medicine practices, the AAPP will endorse standards of care and compliance credentialing. “This certification is first of its kind,” according to AAPP president Matthew Priddy, M.D. “This process will enable private medicine and direct primary care physicians to certify their practice is compliant with both state and federal regulations.”
The AAPP will introduce the certification as a part of the educational agenda at their annual Fall Summit to be held at the Fontainebleau Miami Beach hotel, October 10-11, 2014. The Fall Summit programming is designed to foster networking with industry-leading experts in the fields of medical-legal counseling, healthcare marketing, medical technology and new innovations, long-term business planning and practice formation.
Additionally, the AAPP’s Fall Summit attendees will be learning about new federal policies and laws that apply to DPC and private medicine practices from a panel of industry experts. Three new educational tracks have also been added to meet the needs of the membership in the ever-changing healthcare industry. These one-day tracks will focus on:
- Direct Primary Care (DPC) practices
- Practice Formation: designing a successful private practice
- Private Medicine and Concierge practices
“We’re working hard to create an environment that fosters networking opportunities for our members. We want all conference participants to walk away from this two-day event with hard answers to the big questions in DPC and Private Medicine”, pointed out Dr. Priddy. “Staying legally compliant, learning how to grow and market your practice, and staying up to date on new technologies are the major concerns of physicians today. We will address all of these issues and much more in Miami this coming October 10th and 11th.”
Physicians attending the Fall Summit will earn a minimum of 11.25 CME credits for their participation.
Visit http://www.aapp.org to see the detailed Fall Summit agenda, confirmed list of presenters, and to register for the Fall Summit. The American Academy of Private Physicians is a nonprofit trade association for medical doctors in the practice of private medicine. The AAPP is proud to act as the pre-eminent informational resource and professional advocacy group for private medicine.
Michael Chesser, American Academy of Private Physicians (AAPP), http://www.aapp.org, +1 317-645-5022, [email protected]
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