The ABFM Podcast

In this episode of The ABFM Podcast, Dr. Gary LeRoy sits down with Dr. Garrett Kneese to explore what it takes to build the Family Medicine Factbook 2.0 — from leveraging ABFM Diplomate data to creating an interactive, user-friendly tool for understanding the specialty.

To begin this new series on The ABFM Podcast, Dr. Gary LeRoy talks with Dr. Andrew Bazemore about the Family Medicine Factbook 2.0 and how it turns real data from ABFM Diplomates into a clearer picture of the specialty.

In this episode of The ABFM Podcast, Dr. Marjorie Bowman joins Dr. Gary LeRoy, SVP of Diplomate Experience, to discuss her previous experience as Editor-in-Chief of The Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine for more than two decades, and what the future holds as she transitions into her new role as Editor Emerita at JABFM.

ABFM Editorial Content Manager Aaron Burch sat down with Dr. Ian Solari during his visit to St. Vincent and the Grenadines as part of the US Air Force's Lesser Antilles Medical Assistance Team (LAMAT) mission in March 2025.

Social Medicine Immersion Month (SMIM) is a program hosted by Montefiore Medical System in the Bronx. In recent years, residents and physician faculty have collaborated to re-energize the program. We spoke with Dr. Oladimeji Oki to learn more.

The ABFM Podcast focuses on residency education, as Aaron Burch and Family Medicine - Advancing Innovation in Residency Education (FM-AIRE) Program Manager Jay Fetter discuss the benefits and challenges of expanding our physician training programs.

ABFM Special Advisor Dr. David Price and Performance Improvement (PI) Program Manager Ann Williamson sit down with Aaron Burch to discuss how submitting a PI activity to ABFM has evolved and become easier for family physicians.

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ABFM Editorial Content Manager Aaron Burch interviews Dr. Andrew Bazemore and Dr. Kevin Grumbach to discuss why studies indicate that patient panel size has decreased by 25% in the last decade. What does this mean for patients, and what does this mean for physicians and their mental health?