Dear Colleagues, We are privileged to include family physicians with varied scopes of
practice among our membership. Most provide continuing comprehensive care to a defined …

Icommend Forster et al for their special report," New approach to primary medical care,"'in
the September issue. Like many of my colleagues, I have been troubled by the seemingly …

ALL DEPARTMENTS of family medicine have begun as off-shoots of other departments and
divisions. This is part clue to our continuing need as juniors for cooperation and support …

leading to this point in our lives. For family physicians in Canada, although challenges
abound, there is much to be grateful for. We live in a free country with a wealth of resources …

Canadian Family Physician has a circulation of 26 000. It reaches all family physicians in
Canada, as well as non-certified specialists, family practice residents, libraries, overseas …

The College of Family Physicians of Canada is the voice of family medicine in Canada.
Family medicine includes the community of family physicians and general practitioners who …

President of the College of Family Physicians of Canada involves attending meetings—all
sorts of meetings: meetings with other health care provider organizations; meetings with …

I was very interested in the letter submitted by Dr. Andy Hunter" What Price Family Practice
Units"(p. 14, July CFP). Dr. Hunter has contributed to teaching Canadian family medicine in …

Family physicians have always had opportunities to indulge in areas of medicine that
particularly interest them. And community needs have often dictated that family doctors …

The Journal of Family Practice and I have grown up together. JFP turns 40 this year, and I
complete my 40th year as a physician next year. JFP was the brainchild of family physician …