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The EveryOne Project: Advancing Health Equity in Every Community

August 21, 2018

The vision of the American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP) is to transform health care to achieve optimal health for everyone. To achieve this, the AAFP is taking a leadership role in addressing diversity and the social determinants of health as they impact individuals, families and communities. To help realize this vision, the AAFP launched The EveryONE Project to help family physicians take action and confront health disparities head on. The EveryONE Project focuses on providing family physicians and their practice teams with education and resources, advocating for health equity, promoting workforce diversity, and collaborating with other disciplines and organizations to advance health equity.

Population: Health service providers

Links to resource:

  • Learn more about the EveryONE Project
  • Access Social Needs Screening Tools and Resources
  • View a Team-Based Approach for Advancing Health Equity
    to develop a practice culture that values health equity and optimizes team-based care for addressing your patients’ social determinants of health
  • View the Neighborhood Navigator, a database that allows users to search for services available in their zip code that will help them with issues such as hunger, paying for medical care and job training
  • Learn about how the project advocates for health equity

Date: 2018

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