We know the numbers of U.S. adults with prediabetes. But what toll does the burden of prediabetes have on the U.S. economy? Find out more.
Fourteen states refuse to expand Medicaid. Research shows they are doing their constituents a disservice in denying them the health benefits of expansion.
EHRs get failing grade from physician users in study that finds a “strong, dose-response relationship” between EHR usability and doctor burnout.
A slightly heavier lift from physicians will be required to avoid penalties and earn bonuses under the Merit-based Incentive Payment System.
An ambitious project aims to simplify the ob-gyn Match process by reducing applications and creating a more equitable interview invitation system.
Codes complete the patient medical record. Some basic knowledge and simple steps will give resident physicians confidence in doing their part.
What do most aspiring physicians get wrong about the medical school application process? Here’s what the experts say.
New research explores the impact that residents’ high-stress existence has on their loved ones. Learn how residents' husbands and wives believe that things can be improved.
Relentlessly working to advance important state legislative issues that protect patients and physicians.
When the U.S. Supreme Court has been asked to rule on cases that involve adolescents, justices trusted what the AMA has to say about developing minds.
Drive in style with preferred savings when you buy, lease or rent a car.
Find savings to help organize personal finances and manage debt.
Use the AMA meeting app during the Annual or Interim Meetings for comprehensive information about activities and events.
The HOD speakers welcome comments for reports under development for the upcoming 2019 Interim Meeting and the 2020 Annual Meeting.
See how the Council on Long Range Planning & Development (CLRPD) studies long-term strategic issues related to AMA’s vision, goals and priorities.
The Council on Long Range Planning and Development (CLRPD) works on projects based on actions of the AMA House of Delegates or Board of Trustees.
Some of the current projects of the CLRPD include:
Find meeting documents for the 2019 SPS Interim Meeting, information on the open forum, resolution submission requirements and additional resources.
Find meeting documents for the 2019 MAS Interim Meeting, information on the open forum, resolution submission requirements and additional resources.
From awestruck medical student observer of the AMA House Delegates to service as its speaker, Bruce A. Scott, MD, has tirelessly worked for patients and physicians for more than three decades.
This case’s outcome could have a broad impact across our health system. That is why America’s physicians are speaking out.
Getting research published at any stage of your career is vital to a physician's development. Learn more about publishing medical research with the AMA.
Medical School Life
A poster presentation is a great way to share the results of your research at a medical conference. Find out how to create an eye-catching poster with the AMA.
Residency
Publishing a research paper in medical school can be a real boost to your CV. Find out how to get started with these tips from the AMA.
Find out more about this easy-to-navigate rundown of the top tasks students should prioritize during the early years of training.
Tired of having their research papers rejected, students at the University of Michigan Medical School started a medical journal. The peer-reviewed journal provides an opportunity for students to write, edit and talk like scientists.
The chance to present your research to a panel of experts is an excellent way for medical residents to builds skills, networks and careers. Submit your work to the AMA Research Symposium.
Increase chances of getting your quality improvement project published. Two editors of medical journals give residents advice on how to construct a quality manuscript.
A successful medical journal article starts with your research project. Two editors advise physicians on best way to get medical research published.
If you’ve an idea for a book but don’t think med students have a chance at getting published, think again. Medical student authors share top tips for students on how to turn book ideas into reality.
