TransforMED, the AAFP's wholly owned, nonprofit subsidiary, recently launched an enhanced version of its free online assessment tool, which is designed to help physicians measure their progress toward patient-centered medical home (PCMH) recognition. The tool, dubbed the Medical Home Implementation Quotient 3 (MHIQ 3), allows physicians to assess how their practices match up with essential elements of the National Committee for Quality Assurance's (NCQA's) PCMH 2011 standards and guidelines.
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Hostetter Award

Hostetter Award

The KAFP-Foundation Hostetter Award was initiated in 2006 and is intended to honor senior medical students who have promoted the values of family medicine throughout their medical school career. It is named after Dr. Philip Hostetter, a family physician in Manhattan for many years. He was a World War II veteran, and wrote a book about his experiences in WWII. He enjoyed photography and was generous with sharing his photographs with KAFP. He supported KAFP and the Foundation for years, serving as the Academy president in 1975. Dr. Hostetter died in 2005, leaving a share of his estate to the KAFP-Foundation, allowing the Foundation to develop this award in his memory.


Congratulations to past winners:

2008
Bonnie Charles (KUSM-Wichita) and Beth Loney (UKMC-Kansas City)

2009
Melissa Garber
(UKMC-Kansas City) and Alison Raymond (KUSM-Wichita)

2010
Janell Jones
(UKMC-Kansas City) and Shane Thoreson (KUSM-Wichita)

2011
Stacey Dimitt
(KUSM-Wichita) and Courtney Huhn (UKMC-Kansas City)