AMA House of Delegates

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The AMA House of Delegates is the principal policy-making body of the American Medical Association, composed of physician representatives who set the organization’s official positions on medical and public health issues.


Statements (47)
Predicate Object
instanceOf deliberative assembly
policy-making body
affiliation organized medicine in the United States
composedOf delegates from AMA sections and special groups
delegates from federal services
delegates from national medical specialty societies
delegates from state medical associations
physician representatives
country United States
decisionMethod majority vote of delegates
establishes AMA policy on clinical practice
AMA policy on ethics
AMA policy on health care delivery
AMA policy on health care financing
AMA policy on medical education
AMA policy on public health
field health policy
medicine
public health
governs policy of the American Medical Association
governsBody AMA Board of Trustees (through policy direction)
hasFunction adopts positions on health system reform
adopts positions on medical issues
adopts positions on professional practice issues
adopts positions on public health issues
sets official policies of the American Medical Association
hasOutput official AMA policies
reports
resolutions
hasRole principal policy-making body of the American Medical Association
hasSubUnit reference committees
historicalRole central forum for organized medicine policy debates in the United States
influences AMA advocacy agenda
AMA positions before federal and state governments
language English
locationHeadquarters Chicago, Illinois
meetingFrequency twice per year
meetsAt AMA Annual Meeting
AMA Interim Meeting
membershipType delegate-based representation
overseenBy Speaker of the House of Delegates
Vice Speaker of the House of Delegates
partOf American Medical Association
represents physicians in the United States
sector health care
usesProcedure parliamentary procedure
reference committee process

Referenced by (1)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
American Medical Association
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