… There hasn't been one medical school that has failed since the publication of the Flexner
Report. I think that this is an interesting fact, that either demonstrates medical schools are so …

At commencement it is customary for older physicians to say that they envy their younger
colleagues who stand on the threshold of brilliant careers in a new world of limitless …

This book is the second e-book in a series entitled “Wisdom of the Ageds”. This book is a
compilation of explanations that Family Physicians use to help their patients understand the …

Six or seven years ago on CNBC, Barton Biggs noted that when he started on Wall Street in
the early 1960s, the best doctors, lawyers, and investment bankers earned approximately …

The smart alecky editorial on family medicine in the October issue of your Journal left me
somewhat aghast. It is hard to believe that it could have been written by a dean of an …

Q: The activity for which you are best known nationally is your service as chairman of the
Graduate Medical Education National Advisory Committee (GMENAC). Its report was …

This month in Canadian Family Physician, we attempt to answer the question,“Should older
family physicians retire?” Racine puts forward many good reasons why he thinks they …

Icontinue to be appalled that med-ical students must decide what postgraduate program
they are going to pursue around the end of their second undergraduate year. In many cases …

Age must bring wisdom, and experience its compensations, the physician over 50 likes to
hope as he contemplates retirement and the blurred boundaries between senility and …

YES continued from page 22 lack of family physicians, but at the same time we are aware of
the perception of a decrease in services and in access owing, in part, to an increased …