Direct Primary Care Summit June 20-23, 2024
Hyatt Regency Dallas
Proposals submission is now closed.
The DPC Summit planning committee is looking for dynamic presentations for the 2024 DPC Summit, hosted by AAFP, ACOFP, FMEC, and the DPC Alliance. Scheduled for June 20-23, 2024 at the Hyatt Regency Dallas.
We invite skilled speakers, passionate enthusiasts, and industry experts to submit presentation proposals for consideration. With over 300 attendees, we want you to be a part of the conference that helps shape and grow the direct primary care (DPC) movement.
The overarching goal and objectives of the 2024 DPC Summit is to support attendees in learning how to:
Proposals submission is now closed.
All proposals must be submitted by October 30, 2023 (11:59 p.m. Pacific time) for consideration. Please contact us at dpc@aafp.org with any questions or requests for further information. Please review the information below before beginning your online application.
The planning committee has expressed particular interest in presentations related to the topics listed below. Presentations on other topics will also be considered.
Specific for those looking to start or transition an existing practice; also applicable for those within the first year of startup.
Topics Requested:
Designed for those in an established DPC practice.
Topics Requested:
Designed for those in an established DPC practice.
Topics Requested:
DPC Summit presentations may be in one of the following session formats:
Traditional Didactic Session
Presenters in a traditional class session focus on a single topic and allow time at the end of the session for questions and answers. Sessions are typically 60 minutes long. The presenter should allow adequate time for questions and answers during this time.
Panel Session (limited speaker reimbursement available for panels).
Multiple speakers form a panel for a collaborative presentation on a particular topic or to answer questions from attendees. Sessions are typically 60 or 90 minutes long. The presenters should allow adequate time for questions and answers during this time.
Proposals submission is now closed.
Applications are required to include the following information:
The DPC Summit requires all speakers to complete the CME Disclosure Policy/COI Policy of AAFP. Proposals will not be reviewed until all speakers have completed the online form at aafp.org/conflict. Select Option 1.
An AAFP login will be needed to complete the form. A login does not constitute or require membership to the AAFP. Please contact dpc@aafp.org if you have trouble accessing the CME Disclosure form.
Please note: Incomplete submissions will not be included in the review.
The DPC Summit Planning Committee made up of your peers, selects presentations to create a well-rounded and relevant event that addresses the specific needs of those interested in or currently practicing in a direct primary care model.
The Planning Committee:
Will consider complete proposals submitted using the online form by the due date.
Will assign selected sessions to specific days and times.
Will determine the duration of the session.
Your submission will be reviewed using these criteria:
Topic is relevant to direct primary care
Clear objectives—problem statement is clear
Originality and innovation—practical application
Amount of content is appropriate for time allowed
Content of proposed presentation (teaching methods clear, likely to meet objectives, adequate breadth of coverage)
Proposal is clearly written and well-organized
Duration of experience/evaluation of effectiveness
Rating: Poor (1pt), Fair (2pts), Good (3pts), Very Good (4pts), Excellent (5pts)
If your proposal is accepted, you will receive an email with instructions on or around January 5, 2024. You will be given a window of time to review the speaker requirements and timeline, and to accept the invitation to participate as a speaker. Proposals not accepted will be notified by February 1.
If accepted, speakers will be required to supply the following information by the deadline or their session will be forfeited.
Required for each presenter: Additional Speaker Information for Contracting, Copy of Recent CV/Resume.
Optional but preferred: Headshot and Biography for each speaker (no longer than 250 words).
By submitting this presentation, you represent and affirm that you are the sole owner of all materials developed, submitted and/or used by the Speaker in connection with the Summit. You represent and warrant (a) that the Materials are factually accurate and contain no libelous or otherwise unlawful statements; (b) that you are the sole author and owner of the Materials and/or has obtained the right to use and license the Materials as contemplated hereunder; and (c) that such use and license will not violate the proprietary or personal rights of any third party (including, without limitation, copyrights, trademarks or privacy rights).
Only a small percentage of presentations will be accepted. To facilitate an event that meets the goals of the organizers, the planning committee may reach out to the submitter to discuss a proposed change to the format, suggested content, and or to add another speaker to the proposed session.