Conference on Families and Health
Plenary Audiotapes - How To Order

February 28 - March 1, 2008
New Orleans, LA (Plenary Descriptions)

“Creating a Patient- and Family-centered Practice”
Susan Frampton, PhD, president, Planetree, Derby, Conn

"Collaborative Medical Home-Building 101: Harry Potter Learns Practice Jazz"
William Miller, MD, MA, Lehigh Valley Hospital, Bethlehem, Penn

“Bringing the Joy Back into Family Medicine: A TransforMED Practice's Experience with the New Model of Family Medicine”
Susan Nelson, MD, Steele Ford, MS, Kathy Steen, BSN, Harbor of Health, Memphis, TN

March 1-3, 2007
Austin, TX

“Changing Organizational Culture to Support Relationship-centered Practice”
Anthony Suchman, MD, MA, FACP, Relationship Centered Health Care, Rochester, NY

"Narrative Medicine from the Margins: Witness, Voice, and Vulnerability"
Sayantani DasGupta, MD, MPH, Columbia University

 

March 1-5, 2006
Austin, TX

Cultivating the "We-All" Factor and Nurturing the Extended Primary Care Family
George Rust, MD, MPH, Morehouse School of Medicine

Community Health Workers: Texas and US/Mexico Border Perspectives on Practice and Policy
Donna Nichols, MSEd, CHES, Center for Policy and Innovation, Texas Department of State Health Services, Austin; Eva Moya, LMSW, Health and Human Services/Affairs Consultant, El Paso, Tex; Lorenza Hernandez, Texas Tech University, Office of Border Health, El Paso, Texas

“The Case of the Missing Patient: Developing Mechanisms for Enhanced Partnerships”
David Waters, PhD, University of Virginia

 

February 23 - 26, 2005
Amelia Island, FL

"Dialogue in Care and in Conflict: Inviting Connection, Surfacing Enduring Purposes, Making Space for What Is Hard to Hear and Hard to Say"
Sallyann Roth, MSW, Medford, Mass

Family Medicine's New Model Practice: Moving From What to What?
Larry Green, MD, Prescription for Health, University of Colorado

February 27 - March 2, 2002
San Diego

Possibility Therapy: Creating Solvable Problems and Mastering the Language of Change
Bill O'Hanlon, MS

Health, Behavior, and Families: Demonstrated Links and Promising Directions From the Institute of Medicine Report
Macaran Baird, MD, MS, Robert Kalan, PhD

Do They Practice What We Teach? Family-oriented Care in Family Practice
Shae Graham Kosch, PhD, Nicole Provost, MD

February 28-March 4, 2001
Kiawah Island, South Carolina

Families and Family Medical Practices as Complex Adaptive Systems
Reuben McDaniel, Jr., PhD

Navigating the Consumerist Tsunami-Ecoactivist Strategies for Mentoring Health and Healing
Allen Kanner, PhD & Susan Leibovitz Steinman, MFA

Does DNA Determine Destiny? Patient Perceptions and Family processes Involving Genetic Information
Susan McDaniel, PhD, John Rolland, MD & Louise Acheson, MD, MS

March 1–5, 2000
San Diego

Narratives in Family Medicine: Tales of Transformation, Points of Breakthrough
Jeffrey Borkan, MD, PhD, Shmuel Reis, MD, Jack Medalie, MD, MPH

Healthy Communities That Support Healthy Families
Tyler Norris

Family Systems and Culture: What Latino Families Teach Us
Celia Falicov, PhD

March 3-7, 1999
Kiawah Island, SC

In the Land of the Giants: How Can Family Members, Physicians, and Non-physicians Advocate for Their Sick and Hospitalized Family Members in an Increasingly Dysfunctional System?
Michael Klein, MD & Bonnie Klein

The Ethics, Practice, and Teaching of Listening: Core Clinical Skill or Amenity?
Arthur Frank, PhD

Integrating Family in Clinical Practice: Lessons From the Field
Kathleen Cole-Kelly, MS, MSW

March 4-8, 1998
Kiawah Island, SC

Improving Health Outcomes: Truths and Consequences
& Making Collaborative Practice Real: Practical Lessons Learned
Thomas Campbell, MD; C.J. Peek, PhD

In the Shadow of Illness: Parents and Siblings of the Chronically Ill Child
Mary Bluebond-Langner, PhD

Neighborhood Rhythms and Family Processes
Linda Burton, PhD

March 5-9, 1997
Kiawah Island, SC

A Rock and a Hard Place
Lucy Candib, MD

Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention: A Holistic Approach
Michael Carerra, PhD

The Search for Meaning in the Life of a Physician
Abraham Verghese, MD

How To Order Conference Audio

All Conference Audiotapes: $ 9 US per tape

All Conference Digital Audio CDs: $ 9 US per CD

By mail - send a check, titles requested, and shipping address to:

Society of Teachers of Family Medicine
11400 Tomahawk Creek Parkway, Ste 540
Leawood, KS 66211

By phone - call 800-274-2237, ext. 5415 with credit card information, titles requested and shipping address

By fax - fax credit card information, titles requested, and shipping address to Fax: 913-906-6096

By e-mail: send an e-mail to stfmoffice@stfm.org with credit card information, titles requested, and shipping address.

If you have questions, please call STFM, 800-274-2237, ext 5415, or email stfmoffice@stfm.org.