Join us in shaping the future of primary healthcare through education, research, and community collaboration.
The Family Medicine Primary Care Conference (FMPC) 2026, organized by the Academy of Family Physicians of India (AFPI), is set to take place in the historic city of Madurai, Tamil Nadu. As the flagship national conference of AFPI, FMPC 2026 brings together family physicians, general practitioners, postgraduate trainees, researchers, and healthcare leaders from across the country. The event will feature preβconference workshops, plenary sessions by eminent faculty, oral and poster presentations, and focused tracks on innovations in primary care, digital health, and community medicine. Join us in Madurai to exchange knowledge, build collaborations, and advance the discipline of family medicine.
* Direct registration link leads to the official registration portal.
Meenakshi Amman Temple, Madurai β The cultural heart of the conference
The Family Medicine Primary Care Conference (FMPC) 2026, organized by the Academy of Family Physicians of India (AFPI), is set to take place in the historic city of Madurai, Tamil Nadu. As the flagship national conference of AFPI, FMPC 2026 brings together family physicians, general practitioners, postgraduate trainees, researchers, and healthcare leaders from across the country. The event will feature preβconference workshops, plenary sessions by eminent faculty, oral and poster presentations, and focused tracks on innovations in primary care, digital health, and community medicine. Join us in Madurai to exchange knowledge, build collaborations, and advance the discipline of family medicine.
* Direct registration link leads to the official registration portal.
AFPI Kerala is a professional academic organisation dedicated to advancing the discipline and practice of Family Medicine in clinical care, medical education, and health systems. Our members work in clinics, hospitals, academic institutions, community programs, home care, and palliative services, sharing a common goal of improving health outcomes through strong primary care. We function as a platform for learning, collaboration, mentorship, and leadership within Kerala's Family Medicine community.
Placing patients and their families at the heart of every decision.
Building lasting relationships across all stages of life.
Addressing physical, mental, and social health together.
Integrating care across specialties and community services.
Clinical decisions grounded in the best available science.
Continuous growth through education and reflection.
These values guide our academic programs, advocacy efforts, and professional engagement.
Regular continuing medical education, clinical skill-building, and webinars addressing real-world primary care challenges.
Professional development across career stages, from postgraduate trainees to experienced practitioners.
Encouraging academic writing, research, and innovation in family medicine and primary healthcare.
Strengthening the visibility and recognition of Family Medicine within Kerala's health systems.
Family Medicine provides first-contact, continuous, coordinated, and comprehensive care that addresses not only illness but also prevention, wellness, family dynamics, and social determinants of health. In Kerala's diverse healthcare landscape, strong primary care improves access, continuity, and patient experience while supporting efficient use of health resources.
AFPI Kerala welcomes general practitioners, family physicians, postgraduate trainees, medical educators, and doctors interested in comprehensive primary care. Membership offers access to academic activities, peer networks, leadership opportunities, and professional development platforms that support growth at every stage of a medical career.
By joining AFPI Kerala, members become part of a vibrant professional community committed to strengthening primary care and improving community health. You can participate in educational programs, contribute to academic initiatives, engage in advocacy efforts, collaborate with peers across districts, and help shape the future of Family Medicine in Kerala.