Private Practice Physicians Section (PPPS) policymaking

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Members of the Private Practice Physicians Section (PPPS) have a unique opportunity to shape AMA policy and action on critical private practice issues.

New to the policymaking process? Access the education module, How AMA Policy is Made, to learn how PPPS members influence the AMA’s policymaking efforts. 

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Submit a resolution

PPPS members may submit resolutions for consideration at biannual meetings of the PPPS Assembly (June and November). PPPS resolutions adopted by the House of Delegates become AMA policy.

Please submit resolutions by Aug. 3, 2026, to Jason Ranville at [email protected] for consideration at the November meeting.

Consider these guidelines when writing a resolution:

Resolution Writing Committee

Need assistance with developing your resolution? Submit your resolution to the Resolution Writing Committee for assistance with developing your resolution. Resolutions should be forwarded to [email protected] by Aug. 3, 2026, for review prior to the 2026 Interim Meeting.

Comment on policy proposals

PPPS members are invited to comment on policy proposals in advance of each PPPS business meeting via the online member forum. Authors are encouraged to comment on their own resolutions if they believe doing so is informative to other reviewers.

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