2026 Building Trust Essay Contest Winners Announced
Winners of the ABIM Foundation’s fifth annual Building Trust Essay Contest offer fresh perspectives on what professionalism in medicine should look like—grounded in listening, collaboration, humility, and human connection.
Food Prescriptions as Part of Patient Care
With support from the Building Trust: Advancing Health Equity grant program, University of Maryland Capital Region Health is bringing food support directly into residency training, combining ongoing patient care with access to an onsite “food pharmacy” and tracking how the approach affects health outcomes over time.
Bridges, Not Walls: Building Trust Through Advocacy Training
With support from the Building Trust: Advancing Health Equity grant program, residents and graduate students at the University of Minnesota are gaining the skills they need to advocate for patients and communities facing systemic barriers to health.
Meet our Professionalism in Action Grantees
Selected projects reflect the range of challenges facing health care today and explore how medical professionalism can help clinicians, organizations, and communities navigate complex issues such as artificial intelligence, health misinformation, and reproductive health care.
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Reimagining Professionalism: Hope in a Shifting Medical Landscape

In July 2025, experts, health care leaders, and educators came together at the ABIM Foundation Forum to explore what professionalism means in today’s rapidly changing health care landscape.

Tuesday, September 29 at 11:00 EST | Building Trust, Delivering Care: A Holistic Approach to Community-Based Health

Through its Health-at Home Community Pop-Up Clinic, Southern Regional Medical Center is bringing preventative care, chronic disease support, medication counseling, and other health services directly to residents of high-density housing communities in Clayton County, Georgia.

Wednesday, October 7 at 11:00 EST | Building an Infrastructure for Trust in Health Systems

Clinician well-being and professionalism are shaped not only by individual behaviors, but also by the environments in which they work. When health systems and structures make it difficult for clinicians to do their jobs well, trust can fracture.