SFMMS & SMLMA Honors Physician Wellness Leaders at the Physician Wellness EXPO & Dinner Sponsored by the Sonoma-Mendocino-Lake Medical Association in collaboration with the San Francisco Marin Medical Society, the Physician Wellness EXPO & Dinner recognized individual physicians and medical organizations that have made significant, impactful contributions to physician health and well-being. May 8, 2024 Local Events, Physician Wellness, SFMMS Member Events 0 0 Comment Read More »
May is Mental Health Month: Marin County Resources & Events Marin County Behavioral Health & Recovery Services (BHRS) is spreading awareness for better mental health and well-being this May. BHRS and their partners invite you to join events throughout May to prioritize mental health and combat stigma. May 8, 2024 Events, Marin 0 0 Comment Read More »
SFMMS Board of Directors Adopts Statement Concerning the Events in Gaza On April 15, 2024, the SFMMS Board of Directors convened and authorized the adoption of a statement concerning the events taking place in Gaza. Read the statement here. April 16, 2024 Advocacy 0 0 Comment Read More »
SFMMS Board Votes to Support 20 State Bills On April 15th, the SFMMS Board of Directors acted on the analysis and recommendations of the SFMMS Advocacy & Policy Committee and voted to support a slate of 20 state bills on a wide rage of topics important to the practice of medicine. Read more about each bill here. April 16, 2024 Advocacy 0 0 Comment Read More »
March Election a Mixed Bag for Medicine For the San Francisco Marin Medical Society, here are the main takeaways: - Low turnout favored moderate/conservative candidates/causes. - CMA/SFMMS-supported CA Proposition 1 (mental health facilities and funding) is slightly ahead, but remains too close to call – and could be for weeks if a recount is paid for by the opponents. - SFMMS-supported Measure A (affordable housing bond) looks poised to pass with just over the 66.6 percent needed (currently at 70 percent). - SFMMS-opposed Measure F (require addiction treatment for welfare recipients) is likely to pass, despite opposition from the medical community. - Incumbents faced very little challenge to their seats. March 12, 2024 Advocacy, Election 0 0 Comment Read More »
