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Digital Code of Conduct (Revised by AMA 2-1-19)

To help the American Medical Association Alliance maintain dialogue that is relevant and respectful of the rights of others, submission of comments, posts or images on AMA Alliance digital mediums, a person will not:

1. Post content that is discriminatory, abusive, vulgar, hateful, harassing, obscene, profane, sexually oriented, threatening, invasive of a person’s privacy or right to publicity, or otherwise violative of any law.

3. Post content that includes private and/or personal information, such as home phone numbers and email addresses.

5. Seek medical advice or disclose personal health information.

6. Promote commercial services, products or causes.

7. Post in a manner that would constitute spamming (e.g., posts that are frequent, repetitive, irrelevant to the AMA Alliance mission) or trolling (defined as comments that appear intended to send the discussion in a fruitless direction). The AMA Alliance does not have the obligation to monitor user-generated content but reserves the right to do so. Content that is posted in violation of this policy may be blocked or removed in the AMA Alliance’s sole discretion. Violations of this Code of Conduct may cause access to this site or ability to post content to be suspended or terminated. By submitting content online, you grant to the AMA Alliance a perpetual, non-exclusive, fully paid and royalty-free, transferable, sub-licensable, worldwide license to use, download, duplicate, display, distribute, modify and create derivative works of that content without your further approval or permission and without compensation by the AMA Alliance. As a courtesy, please do not send commercial messages directly to participants on this social media platform unless specifically invited to do so by such individual. Complaints about unsolicited commercial messages are taken very seriously. The AMA Alliance is not responsible for the opinions or claims of other users posted to our digital channels and we do not typically confirm the accuracy of postings. User-generated content, such as comments or posts, represent the views of those providing the content, and do not necessarily represent the views or policies of the AMA Alliance. References or links (provided by the AMA Alliance or by a user) to products or services do not constitute endorsements by the AMA Alliance. Pursuant to the Digital Millennium Copyright Act of 1998, 17 U.S.C. § 512 (c), if you believe in good faith that a copyrighted work has been reproduced on AMA Alliance digital platforms without authorization that would constitute copyright infringement, please send a notice to: American Medical Association Alliance, Inc., 5329 Fayette Avenue, Madison, WI 53713. The notice must contain, at a minimum,
(a) A statement that you believe in good faith that use of the material in the manner complained of is not authorized by the copyright owner
(b) The identification and location of the material claimed to be infringing
(c) Reasonably sufficient information for AMA Alliance to identify and contact the infringer
(d) A statement that the information in the notification is accurate
(e) A statement, under penalty of perjury, that you are authorized to act on behalf of the copyright owner
(f) Your contact information, and
(g) Your physical or electronic signature. See 17 U.S.C. § 512 (c) for further information. This American Medical Association Alliance Digital Code of Conduct may be amended or modified at any time. Reviewed March 2021

01/27/2026

“Parents deserve clear, evidence-based guidance when making decisions about their children’s health. At a time when unprecedented changes to the federal vaccine schedule threaten decades of scientific progress, the AMA strongly supports the American Academy of Pediatrics' childhood and adolescent immunization schedule to keep children safe and healthy.” http://spr.ly/6185h6r95

Education saves time, money, and heartache for families, especially when resources are easy to understand and culturally...
01/27/2026

Education saves time, money, and heartache for families, especially when resources are easy to understand and culturally relevant. These projects worked because they were simple, consistent, and shared widely. Which highlight would you like to see near you, and who could you invite into the planning?

Bring an idea to your chapter and we will help you get started.
PFM Fall 2025, p. 16–17.

Belonging, advocacy, learning, service, and leadership, all inside a community that understands medical life. You do not...
01/24/2026

Belonging, advocacy, learning, service, and leadership, all inside a community that understands medical life. You do not have to figure it out alone or keep reinventing the wheel. If any of these gifts would help you right now, join us and we will help you plug in where it fits best.

Become a member.
PFM Fall 2025, p. 1–3 (cover/table), 10–12.

Real families, real projects, real impact. These award-winning ideas are simple to copy and scale, especially when you h...
01/22/2026

Real families, real projects, real impact. These award-winning ideas are simple to copy and scale, especially when you have a community behind you. Which project would serve your town best this season, and what first step could you take this month?

Comment your pick and tag a friend who might lead with you.
Join and bring one idea to life.
PFM Fall 2025, p. 15–16.

Before you share, take a breath. Check the source, look for expert consensus, and be cautious of miracle language or fea...
01/17/2026

Before you share, take a breath. Check the source, look for expert consensus, and be cautious of miracle language or fear-based hooks. Your careful attention protects trust and neighbors. Save this checklist and add one credible source you rely on in the comments.

Members get more resources to share.
PFM Fall 2025, p. 29.

01/15/2026

False headlines travel fast, especially when they trigger fear. You can be a calm presence who asks kind questions, shares credible sources, and points people back to their trusted clinicians. What misleading claim have you seen lately, and how did you respond? Tell us below and let’s crowdsource better replies. Members receive ready-to-share resources.

Members get shareable resources.
PFM Fall 2025, p. 29.

01/13/2026

Safety first, then medicines and records, then documentation. Simple steps reduce panic when everything feels urgent. Save this so you do not have to think in the moment. If you have been through this, add one tip you wish you had known. Connect to your local alliance for support.

Connect to your local alliance.
PFM Fall 2025, p. 24–25.

01/10/2026

When water rises, so does community. Logistics get messy, emotions run high, and somehow neighbors still find practical ways to help. If you have a tip that made disaster days a little easier, share it in the comments to help the next family. Be in the network before the storm. Join us.

Learn more about how our members stepped up.
PFM Fall 2025, p. 24.

Strong systems mean members get faster responses, cleaner handoffs, and more time for mission work. We are streamlining ...
01/08/2026

Strong systems mean members get faster responses, cleaner handoffs, and more time for mission work. We are streamlining how we plan, share files, and collaborate so you feel the difference in every interaction. If you love organizing or project tools, there is a place for your skills here. Volunteer with us and help shape what comes next.

Serve with us in the year ahead.
PFM Fall 2025, p. 31 (Board Retreat).

Those words still catch in our throat because they are true. We were not meant to weather disasters alone. If you have a...
01/06/2026

Those words still catch in our throat because they are true. We were not meant to weather disasters alone. If you have a short story of how your community showed up, share it so someone who is struggling sees hope. Join the Alliance and help carry the next family.
Join the Alliance.
PFM Fall 2025, p. 18–23.

Emergencies do not wait for a free weekend. A simple plan, a small go-bag, and an agreed check-in routine can keep stres...
01/03/2026

Emergencies do not wait for a free weekend. A simple plan, a small go-bag, and an agreed check-in routine can keep stress lower when life gets unpredictable. If you already have a plan, what is one thing you would add after reading this? If you are starting from scratch, pick one action today. Members connect with peers who have been there and can help you prepare smart.

PFM Fall 2025, p. 24–25 (Texas floods; Hurricane Helene).

Grateful for every event, every conversation, every new face, and every long-time supporter who made 2025 what it was.He...
12/31/2025

Grateful for every event, every conversation, every new face, and every long-time supporter who made 2025 what it was.

Here’s to more education, advocacy, and connection in 2026.

Join us as a member, and come be part of what we can do together.

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The AMA Alliance

Since 1922, the AMA Alliance has been a valuable network of grassroots organizations whose goal has been to educate and serve communities. The Alliance also reaches out to support its members by providing resources for physician families as they transition through the stages of a medical career. Our goal continues to be to connect and engage individuals and groups in order to promote health and wellness initiatives across communities. The result is an engaged organization helping each other and the communities in which we live.

As a 501c4 nonprofit organization, the AMA Alliance is committed to developing and maintaining relationships with key stakeholders to assist in promoting the strategic goals of the organization. Historical collaborations with numerous groups have promoted national health and wellness initiatives and as a result, have improved public health. Hand washing, proper nutrition, child safety, and drug prevention are just a few of the issues the AMA Alliance has undertaken with its partners. The Alliance Health Education Initiative is a 501 c3 partner organization which has awarded over $25,000 in health grants to Alliance Affiliates collaborating with local community groups.

The AMA Alliance has a long history of being at the forefront of promoting health and wellness initiatives and also supporting the legislative priorities of the American Medical Association. Building healthy communities within the physician family as well as where we live is an integral component of the AMA Alliance. We value collaboration. Working together as a team we can make a difference and have a greater impact. It is so important that we all become involved--for yourself, for family, for friends, and for your community.