Lauren Siegel MSc Stephen Wetmore MD MClSc CCFP FCFP Larry A. Green MD Questions
and concerns about the future of the personal physician are not new. 1-5 Changes in …

The Keystone IV Conference was a touchstone moment for multigenerational conversations
regarding our health care system and an opportunity to reconnect with the values of …

As health care in America transfonns from a cottage industry of private physicians to large
organized delivery systems, there is a fundamental question facing family physicians. Are …

Primary care reforms that are perceived by family physicians as threats to professional
autonomy and the traditional role of community-based family medicine can lead to reduced …

Substantial efforts to redesign health care delivery are underway in the United States,
including primary care, without attention to what has historically been known as “the …

We live in a world of constant change. Those who adapt physically, emotionally,
economically, intellectually, morally, and politically will be tomorrow's examples of Darwin's …

Primary care reforms that are perceived by family physicians as threats to professional
autonomy and the traditional role of community-based family medicine can lead to reduced …

A group of senior leaders from the early generation of academic family medicine reflect on
the meaning of being a personal physician, based on their own clinical experiences and as …

Of course, they were heard only when the most important voice, that of the people of
Canada, joined the chorus. Multiple public polls, Statistics Canada reports, major health …

In the current controversy over the best way to train and use primary-care physicians, the
need to increase the numbers has become almost axiomatic. A sharp decline in providers of …