AFPI - FFPAI MOU

The collaboration between the Federation of Family Physicians Associations of India (FFPAI) and the Academy of Family Physicians of India (AFPI) represents a significant partnership aimed at advancing the field of family medicine in India. Through this collaboration, both organizations aim to leverage their collective expertise, resources, and networks to address common goals and challenges in primary healthcare. MOU Signed and Exchanged during FMPC 2024 Rishikesh,

Key Objectives of the Collaboration

  • Enhancing Professional Development: By jointly organizing educational programs, workshops, and conferences, FFPAI and AFPI aim to provide family physicians with cutting-edge training and continuous professional development opportunities.
  • Advocacy for Primary Care: Together, FFPAI and AFPI strengthen their advocacy efforts to influence health policies, ensuring that primary care is recognized and prioritized as a cornerstone of the healthcare system.
  • Community Health Initiatives: The partnership supports community-based health programs focused on prevention and health education, thereby improving public health literacy and outcomes.
  • Utilizing Technology in Healthcare: Both organizations work towards integrating digital health solutions and telemedicine into routine practice, enhancing the accessibility and efficiency of healthcare services.
  • Building a Unified Voice: By collaborating, FFPAI and AFPI create a more unified and powerful voice to represent family physicians at national and international forums, facilitating stronger influence and partnerships.

Together, FFPAI and AFPI are committed to transforming the landscape of family medicine in India by fostering an environment of collaboration, learning, and innovation. Their joint efforts aim to improve the quality of healthcare delivery and ensure that every individual has access to excellent and compassionate primary care.

Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between AFPI (Academy of Family Physicians of India) and FFPAI (Federation of Family Physicians' Associations of India) is a pivotal step towards formation of a Unified front through synergizing their strengths and advancing family medicine in India. Both organisations aim to elevate the standards of primary care, support professional development, and positively impact healthcare delivery across the country through collaborative efforts.

Dr Pragnesh Shah-President, Dr Pragnesh Vachharajani- Honorary Secretary with Dr (Col) Mohan Kubendra and Dr Raman Kumar