To Team or Not to Team: A Foundational Debate for the Future of Family Medicine-Insights from the Family Medicine Leadership Council [0.03%]
团队还是不团队：面向未来全科医学的一个基础性争论——来自全科医学领导委员会的见解
David Rushlow,Andrew Bazemore,Patricia Klatt
David Rushlow
In some form, team-based care is an essential element of family medicine practice; however, the composition, roles, and definitions of team members vary widely. Team-based care has been promoted as a strategy to address rising clinical comp...
Access to Continuity-Strategies for Symbiotic Improvement of Access and Continuity of Care [0.03%]
连续性策略：改善医疗服务可达性和连续性的共生方法
Marianna Kong,Steven Lin,Jason D Ramm et al.
Marianna Kong et al.
Family medicine and primary care face ongoing pressures for access, with demand for care overwhelming the capacity to deliver it. Common strategies to maximize access often operate to the exclusion or detriment of continuity of care. During...
Should Family Medicine and Family Physicians Be Responsible for Addressing Population Health and the Social Drivers of Health? [0.03%]
全科医学与全科医师需要负责解决人群健康及健康的社会决定因素吗？
Joseph Gravel,Melissa Stephens
Joseph Gravel
At the August 2025 Family Medicine Leadership Consortium meeting, the following question was discussed: "Should family medicine and the family physician be responsible for addressing population health and the social drivers of health (SDH)?...
Advancing a Public-Centered Vision for Primary Care-Lessons from Ontario and Inspiration from the Netherlands [0.03%]
以民众为中心的初级医疗保健愿景：来自安大略省和荷兰的经验与启示
Tara Kiran
Tara Kiran
Primary care reforms often proceed without a clear articulation of what patients and the public expect primary care to deliver. In Canada, nearly six million people lack access to a regular primary care clinician despite universal health in...
A Qualitative Study of Family Physician and Patient Perspectives on Professionalism [0.03%]
从专业角度出发的家庭医生和患者的定性研究观点
Annie Koempel,Madeline Byrd,Tanya Lord et al.
Annie Koempel et al.
Despite a robust literature on the topic, a consistent definition of medical professionalism remains elusive. A single, generalizable definition is ineffective and tends to emphasize prohibited behaviors rather than aspirational concepts. A...
Should the Discipline of Family Medicine Honor Its Commitment to the Health of the Public by Defining Its Central Mission as "Continuity of Care" or as "Improving Health Outcomes"? [0.03%]
全科医学应如何履行其维护公共健康的使命？连续性照护还是改善健康结局？
Kate Rowland,Donald Raj Woolever,Richelle Koopman
Kate Rowland
The discipline of family medicine has historically focused on longitudinal patient relationships and continuity of patient care as essential pillars of the discipline. Growing corporate involvement in health care and the drive for access an...
Michelle Trivedi,Jorge Kaufmann,Holly Pereira et al.
Michelle Trivedi et al.
Purpose: There has yet to be a comprehensive multi-state study describing the children that use school-based health centers (SBHCs). This study seeks to determine sociodemographics, care utilization patterns, and prevalen...
An Analysis of Common Questions and Concerns of Older Adults with Multiple Chronic Conditions [0.03%]
多病共存老年人常见问题与顾虑分析
Kevin Lal,Clara Schneider,Anna M Espinoza et al.
Kevin Lal et al.
Purpose: Studies have shown that facilitating patient dialogue through a structured question prompt list (QPL) during patient encounters results in greater patient engagement, improved communication and increased patient ...
Primary HPV Testing for Cervical Cancer Screening Among Family Medicine Educators [0.03%]
家庭医生教育者中的宫颈癌筛查主要人乳头瘤病毒检测
Alisa P Young,Rosa Reyes,Chidera Mgbudem et al.
Alisa P Young et al.
Background: Half of the women who develop cervical cancer in the US have never had a cervical cancer screen. Self-sampling is an equivalent technique to the invasive speculum exam. We aim to evaluate the current knowledge...
"Hard Fork" for Family Medicine - Artificial Intelligence Will Change the Way We Experience Practice [0.03%]
家庭医学的“硬分叉”——人工智能将改变我们体验医疗的方式
Gene A Kallenberg,Ian M Bennett
Gene A Kallenberg
The increasing advance of artificial intelligence (AI) in medicine will affect the future of Family Medicine in many ways. Some of the effects may be salutary, but others may infringe on the real work of family medicine/primary care. AI wil...