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MAPI Office

28230 Orchard Lake Road
Suite 203
Farmington Hills, Mi  48334

Phone:
(248) 539-3604

Fax:
(248) 539-3638

Welcome to the MAPI website

Mark your calendar for MAPI Spring 2010 CME

A physician's continuing professional development is critical to keeping up with advances in medicine and with changes in the delivery of care. To help physicians maintain, develop and increase the knowledge, skills and professional performance and relationships they use to provide services for patients, the public and the profession, MAPI offers a range of continuing medical education (CME) activities that foster physician lifelong learning.

The MAPI Spring 2010 CME will focus on Evidence Based Medicine and will be held on Sunday, March 28, at the Troy Marriott Hotel, 200 West Big Beaver Road, in Troy.

The Program begins at 7:45 am with registration and breakfast, followed by Welcome Remarks by MAPI President Dr. Yash Shah, M.D. and a conference overview by Spring CME Chair Dr. Suresh Patel.

Afterwards, there will be several breakout sessions on topics including "Health Care Quality & Safety: New Imperatives--What Physicians Need To Know", "Evidence Base Therapy in Adult Diabetes Type II in CVD Prevention", "Evidence Based Therapies for Cardiovascular Disease" and "Evidence Based Therapies for Cerebrovascular Disease."

The MAPI Auxiliary will also be hosting a program for its members with sessions on "Skin Rejuvenation" and "Women's Fashion."

Watch your mail for the arrival of the MAPI Spring 2010 CME brochure, which you can also download by clicking here.

 

Hum Tum Valentine Dinner Dance a success

humtum The recent MAPI Auxiliary Hum Tum Valentine Dinner Dance was a resounding success, with couple enjoying an evening of dancing and dining, while at the same time aiding a very worthy cause. The dinner dance was held on the 6th of February at the St. George Cultural Center in Bloomfield Hills.

We had good attendance and all the attendees had only positive comments to say about the event. The MAPI Auxiliary received kudos for a job very well done, as the attendees had a great time.

The charity is benefitting the Haiti Earthquake relief project. We are still in the process of counting and checking the exact donation amount that we can contribute from this event toward the earthquake relief, but we are extremely pleased to announce that the donation will be substantial.

The dj, decoration and food were all enjoyed by one and all.  Since the event was a fund-raiser we tried to cut cost by eliminating a proper coat check person and a valet, which saved us about $650. This might have caused a few people some minor inconveniences for which we do apologize, but this will allow us to make a greater contribution to the Haiti relief cause.

Please do enjoy the pictures and remember that we have this event every year to benefit the local charities and any other causes that may need our help.

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Click on the image above
to be taken to a photo
gallery of the evening where

you can view a slideshow,
download or send images
to others.

 

About MAPI

The Michigan Association of Physicians of Indian Origin (MAPI) was founded in 1976 by a small group of gallant physicians of Indian origin. These founders defined and structured this organization as the first to support the international medical graduates of Indian origin. MAPI soon evolved into a larger entity as additional Indian physicians dedicated their time to the worthy causes of MAPI. In 1982, MAPI gave birth to a larger umbrella organization, the American Association of Physicians of Indian Origin (AAPI), a national professional organization.

MAPI focuses primarily on issues surrounding practice of medicine by its members. It conducts educational activities through various professional channels and Continuing Medical Education (CME) meetings. Past speakers have included renowned physicians and high-ranking officers of various national medical associations, political leaders, and financial executives.

MAPI officers and members have voiced their opinions at both state and national levels. In addition, they have participated in medical associations throughout county and state levels in Michigan as well as at the national level in Washington D.C. Its members have consistently exhibited their abilities and reliance in various organizations including MAPI, AAPI, the Michigan State Medical Society (MSMS), and the American Medical Association (AMA).

 
Upcoming Events

March 28
Spring CME 
Troy Marriott
200 West Big Beaver Rd
Troy Mi 48084
(248) 680-9797

June 13
Summer CME
Troy Marriott
200 W ,Big Beaver Rd
Troy Mi 48084
(248) 680-9797

August 27,28,29
Fall Golf CME 
The Resorts of
Tullymore & St Ives
9900 St Ives Drive
Stanwood Mi 49346
(800) 972-4837

November 20
Dinner Dance
Shenandoah Country Club
5600 walnut lk.Road
West Bloomfield mi 48323
(248) 454-1900

Health Fairs

April 18
Hindu temple, Canton
In association with Oakwood Annapolis Hospital

June 20
Providence Park, Novi
in association with Sikh temple of Novi

July (TBA)
Cancer Prevention Forum

September 19
Bharatiya temple, Troy
in association with Crittenton Hospital
(tentative hospital approval)

Member Highlight

Specialty:
Retired

Vision

Enhance, encourage, and maintain highest standard of professional skills and medical ethics by identifying and promoting evidence based clinical performance measures.

Establish strong political voice at county, state and federal level, and thus promote participation, visibility and impact the decision making that affects the health care delivery, at all levels of organized medicine.

Be a leader in Philanthropic activities in USA, India, and World

Develop strategic partnership with key medical organizations in USA, India and rest of the world to further the cause of optimum health care delivery and voice of physician rights. 

 

Mission

The mission of MAPI is to promote the interest of the physician members and the patients they serve through leadership, collaboration, education, advocacy, practice and research.

Since its enception in 1976, MAPI has evolved into a well respected and the largest ethnic organization in Michigan, currently representing more than 1,500 members.

MAPI has worked diligently to enhance the professional and social well being of its members.

In 1982, MAPI initiated the founding of the national organization, the American Association of Physicians of Indian Origin (AAPI), which has attained a membership of 37,000 physicians and consists of several local chapters, specialty societies and medical alumni organizations.