Pulse Few family physicians go it alone Page 1 A 1997 survey by the College of Family
Physicians of Canada found that less than one-third (31%) of FPs and GPs are in solo practice …

THE DEVELOPMENT of specialization in medical practice after World War II caused many
educators to reconsider the need for a generalist physician. Despite the fact that most …

I agree with Dr. Sanford Brown's concerns that the name “family physician” does not
accurately portray what we do [Practice Diary, April 2004, page 60]. Although it has been …

This editorial is insulting to those of us who have been working tirelessly during this
pandemic-trying to keep patients out of ER or admitted to hospital at all costs, while also …

Sometimes a different perspective helps. This summer our College of Family Physicians of
Canada executive met with our counterparts from the American Academy of Family …

You know physicians are inter-ested in a topic when a presentation draws a crowd so large
that it creates a fire hazard. Evidently, family doctors are very interested in practice-based …

From the Editor: XXX Page 1 4 | FPM | May/June 2023 www.aafp.org/fpm From the Editor
Spreading the Gospel of Family Medicine When patients engage with primary care, costs go …

I trained in South Africa. Now this is a country with the biggest gap between the rich and the
poor in the world. I only learned of the true effects of societal inequality once I began my …

To the editor: In their letter entitled" Fatal aplastic anemia following indomethacin
ingestion"(Can Med Assoc J 117: 118, 1977) Drs. E. Menkes and GJ Kutas report a case of …

Putting Choosing Wisely into Practice | AAFP Advertisement search close brand logo JENNIFER
L. MIDDLETON, MD, MPH, OhioHealth Riverside Methodist Hospital, Columbus, Ohio Am Fam …