In turbulent times, AMA projects physicians' united voice

Wah contends that every physician specialty, geography, practice mode and career stage has unique and distinct needs and desires. Yet they all share even more. And it is because of what they share--and what they represent as physicians--that makes the American Medical Association (AMA) the powerful voice to be listened to. Advocacy may be one of the AMA's most well-known roles, but their impact is far greater than that. They also serve other universal needs of the physician community. They provide expertise in managing physician practices valuable resources like the Current Procedural Terminology , the Practice Management Center, and health information technology assistance and resources.