Subject Index to Volume 25, 2012
================================


**Academic health center,** role in supporting physicians who work in challenging contexts, 25(6):756-758

**Accreditation,** accommodating proposed maternity care training requirements, 25(6):827–831

**Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS),** septicemia in, 25(3):318–322

**Active surveillance,** prostate cancer, patient perspective, 25(6):763–770

**Acupuncture,** for hot flashes, breast cancer survivors, 25(3):323–332

**Adolescence,** primary care, depression, and anxiety, 25(3):291–299

**Adult attention deficit-hyperactivity disorder (ADHD),** self-report scale, 25(6):840–846

**Agranulocytosis,** cocaine use and, 25(4):528–530

**Alcohol consumption**

excessive, primary care program to reverse, 25(5):712–722

improving multiple health risk behaviors in primary care, 25(5):701–712

lifestyle habits and mortality in overweight individuals, 25(1):9–15

screening and counseling tool for alcohol misuse, 25(5):605–613

**Alcoholism**

primary care program to reverse excessive alcohol consumption, 25(5):712–722

screening and counseling tool for alcohol misuse, 25(5):605–613

**Aldosterone,** hyperaldosteronism, patients with hypertension, 25(1):98–103

**Alternative medicine,** acupuncture for hot flashes, breast cancer survivors, 25(3):323–332

**American Board of Family Medicine (ABFM)**

examinations

cheating, implications for examinees, 25(3):400–401

reliability of, implications for test takers, 25(1):131–133

“sum of subtest to overall score discrepancy,” 25(2):260–261

heart failure self-assessment module simulation actions vis-à-vis guideline recommendations, 25(4):551–552

**American Board of Medical Specialties,** self-assessment modules, knowledge assessment responses, 25(6):939–940

**American Recovery and Reinvestment Act,** NHSC workforce with, 25(5):723–733

**Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis,** dyspnea caused by respiratory muscle weakness, 25(3):396–397

**Angina pectoris,** undiagnosed, low education and, 25(4):416–421

**Antibiotics**

antibiotic prescription in febrile children, 25(6):810–818

azithromycin for bronchial asthma in adults, 25(4):443–459

**Antiplatelets,** oral, focus update on prasugrel, 25(3):343–349

**Anxiety,** in adolescents, somatic and emotional predictors, 25(3):291–299

**Apnea,** insomnia and obstructive sleep apnea, 25(1):104–110

**Arthritis**

septic, sternoclavicular joint, 25(6):908–912

shoulder injury related to vaccine administration, 25(6):919–922

**Asthma**

action plans, team approach, 25(2):247–249

bronchial, azithromycin for, 25(4):443–459

**Bacteremia,** septicemia in patients with AIDS, 25(3):318–322

**Bacterial infections,** soil-related, 25(5):734–744

**Behavioral counseling,** screening and counseling tool for alcohol misuse, 25(5):605–613

**Behavioral symptoms,** Klinefelter syndrome in prepubertal age, 25(5):745–749

**Bell palsy,** diabetes mellitus and, 25(6):819–826

**Bipolar disorder,** EHR-based tools for screening, 25(3):283–290

**BIRADS,** incomplete screening mammograms based on age and race, 25(1):128–130

**Body mass index,** diabetes, hypertension, and mortality, 25(4):422–431

**Breast cancer**

incomplete screening mammograms based on age and race, 25(1):128–130

survivors, acupuncture for hot flashes, 25(3):323–332

**Cancer risk,** weight status and perception of colorectal cancer risk, 25(6):792–797

**Cancer screening**

colorectal cancer, 25(1):63–72, 25(1):73–82, 25(3):308–317, 25(6):771–781, 25(6):782–791, 25(6):792–797

incomplete screening mammograms based on age and race, 25(1):128–130

long-term cancer survivors, 25(4):460–469

prostate cancer, 25(1):111–119, 25(6):927–929

**Cardiovascular abnormalities**

anomalous coronary arteries found in syncopal workup, 25(4):541–546

children and young adults with sudden cardiac arrest, 25(4):408–415

French approach to risk factor management, 25(4):477–486

resistant hypertension, 25(4):487–495

**Cardiovascular diseases,** focus update on prasugrel, 25(3):343–349

**Career choice,** match rates into family medicine, 25(6):894–907

**Career satisfaction,** “grit” and, in rural and nonrural doctors, 25(6):832–839

**Case reports**

agranulocytosis and cocaine use, 25(4):528–530

anomalous coronary artery found in syncopal workup, 25(4):541–546

endoscopic repair of colonic perforation, 25(3):383–389

eosinophilic gastroenteritis with anemia and syncope, 25(6):913–918

Klinefelter syndrome in prepubertal age, 25(5):745–749

levamisole-altered cocaine, 25(4):531–535

mental health treatment initiation, 25(2):255–259

mesh and irritable bowel syndrome, 25(1):120–123

muscle disease in children with elevated transaminase, 25(4):536–540

septic arthritis, sternoclavicular joint, 25(6):908–912

septicemia in patients with AIDS, 25(3):318–322

strongyloides as a cause of fever, 25(3):390–393

target lesions and other paintball injuries, 25(1):124–127

**Catheterization,** focus update on prasugrel, 25(3):343–349

**Cell phones,** communication technology usage among patients, 25(5):625–634

**Children**

antibiotic prescription in febrile children, 25(6):810–818

declining numbers of family physicians caring for, 25(2):139–140

depression and anxiety in adolescents, 25(3):291–299

family physicians closing their doors to, 25(2):141–142

muscle disease in children with elevated transaminase, 25(4):536–540

phototherapy use in newborns, 25(4):437–441

stringency of pediatric quality care measures, 25(5):686–693

**Chlorthalidone,** diuretic of choice in hypertension simulations, 25(6):805–809

**Chronic disease**

care for patients with pain, 25(5):652–660

reducing emergency department utilization by the uninsured, 25(2):184–191

**Clinical epidemiology**

clinical decision rule for diagnosis of influenza, 25(1):55–62

EHR measurement of depression and suicide, 25(5):582–593

**Clinical practice guidelines,** phototherapy use in newborns, 25(4):437–441

**Clinical trials,** azithromycin for bronchial asthma in adults, 25(4):443–459

**Cocaine**

levamisole-altered, case series, 25(4):531–535

use, agranulocytosis and, 25(4):528–530

**Collaboration**

difficulties encountered in collaborative care, 25(2):168–176

quality improvement collaboratives and practice change, 25(2):149–157

**Colonoscopy,** endoscopic repair of colonic perforation, 25(3):383–389

**Colorectal cancer**

care, providers' needs for information about, 25(5):635–651

risk, weight status and perception of, 25(6):792–797

screening

discussions by screening rates, 25(6):771–781

educational materials to improve, 25(1):73–82

intervention trial, 25(1):63–72

physician recommendation and patient adherence, 25(6):782–791

rural areas, 25(3):308–317

**Commentary**

critical access hospital graduate medical education: too little, and maybe too late, 25(1):6

essentials for great teams: trust, diversity, communication … and joy, 25(2):146–148

family physicians closing their doors to children: considering the implications, 25(1):141–142

guest family physician commentaries, 25(1):5, 25(3):274

the impending crisis in the decline of family physicians providing maternity care, 25(3):272–273

measuring the impact of practice-based research networks, 25(5):557–559

more house calls by fewer physicians, 25(6):759–760

Share the Care**K**: building teams in primary care practices, 25(2):143–145

supporting physicians who work in challenging contexts: a role for the academic health center, 25(6):756–758

**Communication,** technology usage among patients, 25(5):625–634

**Community health centers,** satisfaction of family physicians, 25(4):470–476

**Community health networks,** stringency of pediatric quality care measures, 25(5):686–693

**Community medicine**

impact of a wellness portal on preventive care, 25(2):158–167

lessons and challenges, 25(5):560–564

pain and depression, underserved cohort, 25(3):300–307

recommendation and adherence for colorectal cancer screening, 25(6):782–791

**Comorbidity**

mental health treatment initiation, 25(2):255–259

team approach to chronic care management for diabetic patients, 25(2):245–246

**Competency-based education,** accommodating proposed maternity care training requirements, 25(6):827–831

**Complementary medicine,** acupuncture for hot flashes in breast cancer survivors, 25(3):323–332

**Computed tomography (CT),** increased emergency department use for common chest symptoms without clear patient benefits, 25(1):33–41

**Computers**

communication technology usage among patients, 25(5):625–634

computer-assisted diagnosis, Cushing syndrome, 25(2):199–208

impact of a wellness portal on preventive care, 25(2):158–167

**Contraception,** informed consent, medications with potential adverse fetal effects, 25(5):661–668

**Coordinating centers,** multi-practice-based research networks and, 25(5):577–581

**Coping skills**

impact of patient safety incidents on physicians and staff, 25(2):177–183

trauma in a group of inner-city family physicians, 25(6):840–846

**Correspondence**

consider muscle disease in children with elevated transaminase, 25(3):937–938

irritable bowel syndrome: a “mesh” of a situation, 25(3):398–399

maternal depressive symptomology: 16-month follow-up of infant and maternal health-related quality of life, 25(3):398

**Cortisol,** in Cushing syndrome, 25(2):199–208

**Cost analysis,** cost of integrating a physical activity counselor, 25(2):250–252

**Cost effectiveness,** reducing emergency department utilization by the uninsured, 25(2):184–191

**Counseling**

cost of integrating a physical activity counselor, 25(2):250–252

improving multiple health risk behaviors in primary care, 25(5):701–712

tools, for alcohol misuse, 25(5):605–613

**Crisis intervention,** improving multiple health risk behaviors in primary care, 25(5):701–712

**Critical access hospitals (CAHs)**

increasing GME in, 25(1):7–8

role in GME, 25(1):6

**Cross-cultural comparison,** French approach to cardiovascular risk factor management, 25(4):477–486

**Cross-sectional studies**

low education and undiagnosed angina, 25(4):416–421

survey, satisfaction of family physicians, community health centers, 25(4): 470–476

**Culture,** perspectives on process, people, politics, and presence, 25(5):930–936

**Cushing syndrome,** diagnosis, 25(2):199–208

**Data reporting,** data collection and reporting costs for diabetes quality improvement, 25(3):275–282

**Decision making**

clinical decision rule for diagnosis of influenza, 25(1):55–62

diagnostic errors in primary care, 25(1):87–97

impact of a wellness portal on preventive care, 25(2):158–167

prostate cancer, 25(6):753–755, 25(6):763–770

**Delivery of health care**

Care by Design**K** and the patient-centered medical home, 25(2):216–223

colorectal cancer screening discussions by screening rates, 25(6):771–781

French approach to cardiovascular risk factor management, 25(4):477–486

managing patient populations in primary care, 25(2):238–244

mental health treatment initiation, 25(2):255–259

team approach to providing asthma action plans, 25(2):247–249

**Dementia**

cognitive and behavioral problems, management guidelines, 25(3):350–366

recognition and diagnosis, practical guidelines, 25(3):367–382

**Depression**

in adolescents, somatic and emotional predictors, 25(3):291–299

EHR-based tools for bipolar screening, 25(3):283–290

EHR measurement of, 25(5):582–593

pain and, in underserved cohort, 25(3):300–307

**Diabetes,** type 2

dietary fiber for treatment of, meta-analysis, 25(1):16–23

proton pump inhibitor therapy, lower glycosylated hemoglobin levels associated with, 25(1):50–54

**Diabetes care**

preventative, insurance coverage and, 25(1):42–49

quality improvement, data collection and reporting costs, 25(3):275–282

**Diabetes mellitus**

Bell palsy and, 25(6):819–826

body mass index, diabetes, hypertension, and mortality, 25(4):422–431

role of the champion in primary care change efforts, 25(5):676–685

team approach to chronic care management, 25(2):245–246

**Diagnosis**

Cushing syndrome, 25(2):199–208

dementia, 25(3):367–382

influenza, 25(1):55–62

**Diagnostic errors,** in primary care, 25(1):87–97

**Diaphoresis,** night sweats, 25(6):869–877

**Diet,** improving multiple health risk behaviors in primary care, 25(5):701–712

**Dietary fiber,** for treatment of type 2 diabetes, meta-analysis, 25(1):16–23

**Diuretics,** diuretic of choice in hypertension simulations, 25(6):805–809

**Doctor-patient relations**

addressing intimate partner violence, 25(3):333–342

colorectal cancer screening discussions by screening rates, 25(6):771–781

difficult encounters with psychiatric patients, 25(5):669–675

French approach to cardiovascular risk factor management, 25(4):477–486

**Domestic violence,** addressing intimate partner violence, 25(3):333–342

**Drug industry,** expired sample closet medications, 25(3):394–395

**Drug utilization,** agranulocytosis and cocaine use, 25(4):528–530

**Dyspnea,** caused by respiratory muscle weakness, 25(3):396–397

**Editorial Office News and Notes**

Content Usage and the Most Frequently Read Articles by Issue in 2011, 25(3):266–269

Peer Reviewers for *JABFM* in 2011, 25(2):135–138

**Editor's Notes**

Answers to Common Clinical Questions, 25(1):1–4

Cardiovascular Diseases and Other Evidence for Primary Care Clinical Practice, 25(4):403–405

Focus on Clinical Practice: Improving the Quality of Health Care, 25(3):263–265

Primary Care Research Conducted in Networks: Getting Down to Business, 25(5):553–556

Prostate Cancer Decision-Making, Health Services, and the Family Physician Workforce, 25(6):753–755

**Education,** low, undiagnosed angina and, 25(4):416–421

**Electronic health records (EHR)**

electronic standing orders in primary care, 25(5):594–604

lessons and challenges, 25(5):560–564

measurement of depression and suicide, 25(5):582–593

stringency of pediatric quality care measures, 25(5):686–693

tools to screen for bipolar disorder, 25(3):283–290

**Electronic medical records (EMRs)**

implementation after 2 years, 25(4):522–527

insurance coverage and receipt of diabetes care, 25(1):42–49

perspectives on implementation, 25(4):511–521

**Electronic prescribing,** early adopters of, struggle with meaningful use, 25(1):24–32

**Emergency medicine**

increased CT use for common chest symptoms without clear patient benefits, 25(1):33–41

reducing emergency department utilization by the uninsured, 25(2):184–191

**Endocrine diseases,** Cushing syndrome, 25(2):199–208

**Endoscopic repair,** iatrogenic colonic perforation during diagnostic colonoscopy, 25(3):383–389

**Eosinophilic gastroenteritis,** with anemia and syncope, 25(6):913–918

**Evidence-based medicine**

clinical decision rule for diagnosis of influenza, 25(1):55–62

impact of a wellness portal on preventive care, 25(2):158–167

**Exercise**

lifestyle habits and mortality, overweight individuals, 25(1):9–15

owners and pets exercising together, 25(6):923–926

**Family medicine**

antibiotic prescription in febrile children, 25(6):810–818

insomnia and obstructive sleep apnea, 25(1):104–110

match rates into, 25(6):894–907

reflections

perspectives on process, people, politics, and presence, 25(5):930–936

quiet healing, 25(4):547–549

Teams in a Patient-Centered Medical Home Practice, 25(2):224–231

trauma in a group of inner-city family physicians, 25(6):840–846

**Family medicine research**

colorectal cancer screening intervention trial, 25(1):63–72

communication technology usage among patients, 25(5):625–634

impact of patient safety incidents on physicians and staff, 25(2):177–183

practice-based research networks in 2011, 25(5):565–571

team approach to chronic care management for diabetic patients, 25(2):245–246

use of the AIM-HI for fitness in family practice, 25(5):694–700

**Family physicians**

declining numbers caring for children, 25(2):139–140

declining percentage attending to women's gender-specific health needs, 25(4):406–407

declining proportion providing maternity care, 25(3):270–271

electronic medical record implementation after 2 years, 25(4):511–521

engagement in Maintenance of Certification, 25(6):761–762

impact of patient safety incidents, 25(2):177–183

perspectives on electronic medical record implementation, 25(4):522–527

providing maternity care, decline of, impending crisis in, 25(3):272–273

satisfaction, community health centers, 25(4): 470–476

**Fever**

antibiotic prescription in febrile children, 25(6):810–818

fever of unknown origin, strongyloides as a cause of, 25(3):390–393

**Focus groups,** building a patient-centered medical home, 25(2):192–198

**Formulary checks,** early adopters of electronic prescribing, 25(1):24–32

**France,** approach to cardiovascular risk factor management, 25(4):477–486

**Fungal infections,** soil-related, 25(5):734–744

**Gastrointestinal disorders**

eosinophilic gastroenteritis with anemia and syncope, 25(6):913–918

irritable bowel syndrome and surgical mesh, 25(1):120–123

soil-related bacterial and fungal infections, 25(5):734–744

**Gastrointestinal tract,** endoscopic repair of colonic perforation, 25(3):383–389

**Geriatric patients,** see Older patients

**Glycosylated hemoglobin,** lower levels in type 2 diabetes, proton pump inhibitor therapy associated with, 25(1):50–54

**Graduate medical education (GME)**

increasing, in CAHs, 25(1):7–8

role of CAHs, 25(1):6

**Grit,** satisfaction and, in rural and nonrural doctors, 25(6):832–839

**Guidelines**

clinical practice, phototherapy use in newborns, 25(4):437–441

management of cognitive and behavioral problems in dementia, 25(3):350–366

recognition and diagnosis of dementia, 25(3):367–382

**Hawthorne Effect,** in practice-based research, 25(1):83–86

**Health behavior,** improving multiple health risk behaviors in primary care, 25(5):701–712

**Health care disparities,** colorectal cancer screening in rural areas, 25(3):308–317

**Health care economics,** managing patient populations in primary care, 25(2):238–244

**Health care reform**

Care by Design**K** and the patient-centered medical home, 25(2):216–223

teams in a patient-centered medical home practice, 25(2):224–231

**Health care seeking behavior,** mental health treatment initiation, 25(2):255–259

**Health care surveys,** national survey of hemochromatosis patients, 25(4):432–436

**Health care systems,** lessons and challenges, 25(5):560–564

**Health care teams**

approach to chronic care management for diabetic patients, 25(2):245–246

approach to providing asthma action plans, 25(2):247–249

Care by Design**K** and the patient-centered medical home, 25(2):216–223

cost of integrating a physical activity counselor, 25(2):250–252

delegating responsibility to nonprofessionals, 25(2):209–215

difficulties encountered in collaborative care, 25(2):168–176

patient care team, “office nurse” level of training, 25(6):854–861

patient-centered medical home practice, 25(2):224–231

reducing emergency department utilization by the uninsured, 25(2):184–191

Shared Care Model for the homeless, 25(2):253–254

**Health education,** educational materials to improve colorectal cancer screening, 25(1):73–82

**Health information technology**

practice-based research networks, meeting future challenges, 25(5):572–576

quality vs. practice size and, 25(5):614–624

**Health insurance,** coverage and receipt of diabetes care, 25(1):42–49

**Health knowledge,** low education and undiagnosed angina, 25(4):416–421

**Health personnel,** NHSC workforce with the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, 25(5):723–733

**Health policy**

data collection and reporting costs for diabetes quality improvement, 25(3):275–282

engagement of family physicians in Maintenance of Certification, 25(6):761–762

insurance coverage and receipt of diabetes care, 25(1):42–49

managing patient populations in primary care, 25(2):238–244

match rates into family medicine, 25(6):894–907

NHSC workforce with the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, 25(5):723–733

**Hematology**

agranulocytosis and cocaine use, 25(4):528–530

national survey of hemochromatosis patients, 25(4):432–436

**Hemochromatosis,** national survey of patients, 25(4):432–436

**Herniorrhaphy,** mesh and irritable bowel syndrome, 25(1):120–123

**Hospitals**

critical access hospitals

increasing GME in, 25(1):7–8

role in GME, 25(1):6

emergency departments

increased CT use for common chest symptoms, 25(1):33–41

reducing utilization by the uninsured, 25(2):184–191

**Hot flashes,** acupuncture for breast cancer survivors, 25(3):323–332

**House calls**

Medicare beneficiaries, trends, 25(6):862–868

more, by fewer physicians, 25(6):759–760

**Hydrochlorothiazide,** diuretic of choice in hypertension simulations, 25(6):805–809

**Hyperaldosteronism,** prevalence in patients with resistant hypertension, 25(1):98–103

**Hyperbilirubinemia,** phototherapy use in newborns, 25(4):437–441

**Hypertension**

body mass index, diabetes, hypertension, and mortality, 25(4):422–431

control, delegating responsibility to nonprofessionals, 25(2):209–215

resistant, 25(1):98–103, 25(4):487–495

simulations, diuretic of choice in, 25(6):805–809

**Iatrogenic colonic repair,** of colonic perforation during diagnostic colonoscopy, 25(3):383–389

**Immunizations**

adult, update on, 25(4):496–510

shoulder injury related to vaccine administration, 25(6):919–922

**Immunology,** shoulder injury related to vaccine administration, 25(6):919–922

**Infants,** phototherapy use in newborns, 25(4):437–441

**Infectious diseases**

antibiotic prescription in febrile children, 25(6):810–818

azithromycin for bronchial asthma in adults, 25(4):443–459

strongyloides as a cause of fever, 25(3):390–393

**Influenza,** diagnosis, development and validation of clinical decision rule, 25(1):55–62

**Informed consent,** medications with potential adverse fetal effects, 25(5):661–668

**Insomnia,** as independent predictor of obstructive sleep apnea, 25(1):104–110

**Intellectual disability,** Klinefelter syndrome in prepubertal age, 25(5):745–749

**Interprofessional relations,** difficulties encountered in collaborative care, 25(2):168–176

**Iowa Research Network (IRENE) practices,** educational materials to improve colorectal cancer screening, 25(1):73–82

**Irritable bowel syndrome,** mesh and, 25(1):120–123

***Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine (JABFM)*,** peer reviewers for, 25(2):135–138

**Klinefelter syndrome,** characteristic cognitive and behavioral pattern, prepubertal age, 25(5):745–749

**Learning disorders,** Klinefelter syndrome in prepubertal age, 25(5):745–749

**Leukopenia,** levamisole-altered cocaine, case series, 25(4):531–535

**Levamisole**

agranulocytosis and cocaine use, 25(4):528–530

-altered cocaine, case series, 25(4):531–535

**Lifestyle habits,** mortality and, overweight and obese individuals, 25(1):9–15

**Lifestyle modification,** use of the AIM-HI for fitness in family practice, 25(5):694–700

**Low-income population,** stringency of pediatric quality care measures, 25(5):686–693

**Lubrication,** speculum, Pap test accuracy and, 25(6):798–804

**Maintenance of Certification-Family Practice (MC-FP)**

engagement of family physicians, 25(6):761–762

“sum of subtest to overall score discrepancy,” 25(2):260–261

**Mammography,** incomplete screening mammograms based on age and race, 25(1):128–130

**Managed care,** guidelines, cognitive and behavioral problems in dementia, 25(3):350–366

**Marketing,** expired sample closet medications, 25(3):394–395

**Maternity care**

accommodating proposed training requirements, 25(6):827–831

decline of family physicians providing, impending crisis in, 25(3):272–273

declining proportion family physicians providing, 25(3):270–271

**Meaningful use,** early adopters of electronic prescribing, 25(1):24–32

**Medical education**

accommodating proposed maternity care training requirements, 25(6):827–831

match rates into family medicine, 25(6):894–907

perspectives on process, people, politics, and presence, 25(5):930–936

**Medical errors,** impact of patient safety incidents on physicians and staff, 25(2):177–183

**Medical home,** patient-centered

building, 25(2):192–198

Care by Design**K** and, 25(2):216–223

teams in, 25(2):224–231

**Medical oncology,** prostate cancer, watchful waiting/active surveillance, patient perspective, 25(6):763–770

**Medical specialty,** “grit” and, in rural and nonrural doctors, 25(6):832–839

**Medicare,** beneficiaries, trends in physician house calls, 25(6):862–868

**Medication history documentation,** early adopters of electronic prescribing, 25(1):24–32

**Mental health**

adult ADHD self-report scale, 25(6):840–846

depression and anxiety in adolescents, 25(3):291–299

difficult encounters with psychiatric patients, 25(5):669–675

EHR-based tools for bipolar screening, 25(3):283–290

pain and depression, underserved cohort, 25(3):300–307

treatment initiation, 25(2):255–259

**Metabolism,** Cushing syndrome, 25(2):199–208

**Methicillin-resistant staphylococcus aureus,** Hawthorne Effect in practice-based research, 25(1):83–86

**Minority health,** colorectal cancer screening in rural areas, 25(3):308–317

**Mortality**

healthy lifestyle habits and, overweight and obese individuals, 25(1):9–15

short-term, body mass index and, 25(4):422–431

**Motor activity,** cost of integrating a physical activity counselor, 25(2):250–252

**Muscle disease,** children with elevated transaminase, 25(4):536–540

**Muscular dystrophy,** muscle disease in children with elevated transaminase, 25(4):536–540

**Mycoses,** soil-related bacterial and fungal infections, 25(5):734–744

**Narrative,** perspectives on process, people, politics, and presence, 25(5):930–936

**National Health Service Corps (NHSC),** workforce with the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, 25(5):723–733

**Neurology**

diabetes mellitus and Bell palsy, 25(6):819–826

muscle disease in children with elevated transaminase, 25(4):536–540

**Neuromuscular disorders,** dyspnea caused by respiratory muscle weakness, 25(3):396–397

**Newborns,** phototherapy use in, clinical adherence to guideline, 25(4):437–441

**Night sweats,** 25(6):869–877

**Nursing,** “office nurse” level of training, 25(6):854–861

**Nutrition,** lifestyle habits and mortality, overweight individuals, 25(1):9–15

**Obesity**

body mass index, diabetes, hypertension, and mortality, 25(4):422–431

healthy lifestyle habits and mortality in individuals, 25(1):9–15

owners and pets exercising together, 25(6):923–926

weight status and perception of colorectal cancer risk, 25(6):792–797

**Obstetrics,** accommodating proposed maternity care training requirements, 25(6):827–831

**Obstructive sleep apnea,** insomnia as independent predictor of, 25(1):104–110

**Older patients**

anomalous coronary artery found in syncopal workup, 25(4):541–546

patient assessment of quality of primary care, 25(4):e1–e12

trends in physician house calls to Medicare beneficiaries, 25(6):862–868

**Opioid prescriptions,** care for patients with chronic nonmalignant pain, 25(5):652–660

**Otolaryngology,** diabetes mellitus and Bell palsy, 25(6):819–826

**Outreach facilitators,** helping clinicians improve patient outcomes, 25(2):232–237

**Overweight,** healthy lifestyle habits and mortality, 25(1):9–15

**Pain**

depression and, in underserved cohort, 25(3):300–307

management, opioid prescriptions, 25(5):652–660

speculum lubrication, Pap test accuracy and, 25(6):798–804

**Paintball,** target lesions and other injuries, 25(1):124–127

**Papanicolaou test,** accuracy, speculum lubrication and, 25(6):798–804

**Patient-centered care**

building a patient-centered medical home, 25(2):192–198

Care by Design**K** and the patient-centered medical home, 25(2):216–223

impact of a wellness portal on preventive care, 25(2):158–167

teams in a patient-centered medical home practice, 25(2):224–231

**Patient education,** team approach to providing asthma action plans, 25(2):247–249

**Patient outcomes,** outreach facilitators help clinicians improve, 25(2):232–237

**Patient safety**

impact of incidents on physicians and staff, 25(2):177–183

quality vs. practice size and health information technology, 25(5):614–624

**Patient satisfaction,** building a patient-centered medical home, 25(2):192–198

**Pediatrics,** see Children

**Performance,** “office nurse” level of training, 25(6):854–861

**Personal health records,** impact of a wellness portal on preventive care, 25(2):158–167

**Pets,** owners and, exercising together, 25(6):923–926

**Pharmacological therapy**

focus update on prasugrel, 25(3):343–349

managing cognitive and behavioral problems in dementia, 25(3):350–366

**Pharmacology,** contraception, consent, and medications with potential adverse fetal effects, 25(5):661–668

**Philosophy,** perspectives on process, people, politics, and presence, 25(5):930–936

**Phototherapy,** use in newborns, clinical adherence to guideline, 25(4):437–441

**Physical activity**

improving multiple health risk behaviors in primary care, 25(5):701–712

owners and pets exercising together, 25(6):923–926

**Physician behavior,** contraception, consent, and medications with potential adverse fetal effects, 25(5):661–668

**Physicians**

house calls by, 25(6):759–760

practice patterns, expired sample closet medications, 25(3):394–395

recruitment and retention, in rural America, 25(1):7–8

work in challenging contexts, 25(6):756–758

**Polypropylene mesh,** irritable bowel syndrome and, 25(1):120–123

**Practice-based research**

adult ADHD self-report scale, 25(6):840–846

assessment of Hawthorne Effect, 25(1):83–86

care for pain and opioid prescriptions, 25(5):652–660

colorectal cancer screening intervention trial, 25(1):63–72

difficult encounters with psychiatric patients, 25(5):669–675

early adopters of electronic prescribing struggle, 25(1):24–32

educational materials to improve colorectal cancer screening, 25(1):73–82

EHR measurement of depression and suicide, 25(5):582–593

electronic standing orders in primary care, 25(5):594–604

impact of a wellness portal on preventive care, 25(2):158–167

improving multiple health risk behaviors in primary care, 25(5):701–712

lessons and challenges, 25(5):560–564

medications with potential adverse fetal effects, 25(5):661–668

providers' needs for information about colorectal cancer care, 25(5):635–651

quality vs. practice size and health information technology, 25(5):614–624

recommendation and adherence for colorectal cancer screening, 25(6):782–791

role of the champion in primary care change efforts, 25(5):676–685

screening and counseling tool for alcohol misuse, 25(5):605–613

use of the AIM-HI for fitness in family practice, 25(5):694–700

**Practice-based research networks**

adult ADHD self-report scale, 25(6):840–846

azithromycin for bronchial asthma in adults, 25(4):443–459

care for pain and opioid prescriptions, 25(5):652–660

coordinating centers and, 25(5):577–581

data collection and reporting costs for diabetes quality improvement, 25(3):275–282

description of, in 2011, 25(5):565–571

difficult encounters with psychiatric patients, 25(5):669–675

EHR measurement of depression and suicide, 25(5):582–593

electronic standing orders in primary care, 25(5):594–604

improving multiple health risk behaviors in primary care, 25(5):701–712

lessons and challenges, 25(5):560–564

measuring impact of, 25(5):557–559

medications with potential adverse fetal effects, 25(5):661–668

meeting future challenges, 25(5):572–576

providers' needs for information about colorectal cancer care, 25(5):635–651

quality vs. practice size and health information technology, 25(5):614–624

role of the champion in primary care change efforts, 25(5):676–685

screening and counseling tool for alcohol misuse, 25(5):605–613

use of the AIM-HI for fitness in family practice, 25(5):694–700

**Practice facilitation,** outreach facilitators help clinicians improve patient outcomes, 25(2):232–237

**Prasugrel,** focus update on, 25(3):343–349

**Preconception care,** medications with potential adverse fetal effects, 25(5):661–668

**Prevention**

cancer screening of long-term cancer survivors, 25(4):460–469

children and young adults with sudden cardiac arrest, 25(4):408–415

impact of a wellness portal on preventive care, 25(2):158–167

update on adult immunizations, 25(4):496–510

**Primary care**

perspectives on process, people, politics, and presence, 25(5):930–936

quality, patient assessment, subsequent outcomes and, 25(4):e1–e12

**Primary health care**

antibiotic prescription in febrile children, 25(6):810–818

cancer screening of long-term cancer survivors, 25(4):460–469

Care by Design**K** and the patient-centered medical home, 25(2):216–223

clinical decision rule for diagnosis of influenza, 25(1):55–62

coordinating centers and multi-practice-based research network research, 25(5):577–581

cost of integrating a physical activity counselor, 25(2):250–252

data collection and reporting costs for diabetes quality improvement, 25(3):275–282

delegating responsibility to nonprofessionals, 25(2):209–215

diagnostic errors, 25(1):87–97

difficulties encountered in collaborative care, 25(2):168–176

early adopters of electronic prescribing, 25(1):24–32

EHR-based tools for bipolar screening, 25(3):283–290

electronic medical record implementation after 2 years, 25(4):522–527

electronic standing orders, 25(5):594–604

engagement of family physicians in Maintenance of Certification, 25(6):761–762

“grit” and, in rural and nonrural doctors, 25(6):832–839

Hawthorne Effect in practice-based research, 25(1):83–86

hyperaldosteronism in patients with hypertension, 25(1):98–103

impact of a wellness portal on preventive care, 25(2):158–167

improving multiple health risk behaviors in primary care, 25(5):701–712

insomnia and obstructive sleep apnea, 25(1):104–110

lessons and challenges, 25(5):560–564

mental health treatment initiation, 25(2):255–259

NHSC workforce with the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, 25(5):723–733

outreach facilitators and patient outcomes, 25(2):232–237

pain and depression, underserved cohort, 25(3):300–307

program to reverse excessive alcohol consumption, 25(5):712–722

providers' needs for information about colorectal cancer care, 25(5):635–651

quality improvement collaboratives and practice change, 25(2):149–157

quality vs. practice size and health information technology, 25(5):614–624

reducing emergency department utilization by the uninsured, 25(2):184–191

role of the champion in primary care change efforts, 25(5):676–685

satisfaction of family physicians, community health centers, 25(4): 470–476

**Prostate cancer**

chemoprevention of, 25(1):111–119

decision-making, health services, and the family physician workforce, 25(6):753–755

effect of lowering prostate-specific antigen normal cutoff, 25(6):927–929

localized, watchful waiting/active surveillance, patient perspective, 25(6):763–770

**Proton pump inhibitors,** therapy, associated with lower glycosylated hemoglobin levels in type 2 diabetes, 25(1):50–54

**Psychiatry,** difficult encounters with psychiatric patients, 25(5):669–675

**Psychology,** trauma in a group of inner-city family physicians, 25(6):840–846

**Purpura**

levamisole-altered cocaine, 25(4):531–535

target lesions and other paintball injuries, 25(1):124–127

**Qualitative research**

building a patient-centered medical home, 25(2):192–198

electronic medical record implementation after 2 years, 25(4):522–527

**Quality improvement**

data collection and reporting costs for diabetes quality improvement, 25(3):275–282

quality improvement collaboratives and practice change, 25(2):149–157

**Quality of health care**

building a patient-centered medical home, 25(2):192–198

collaboratives and practice change, 25(2):149–157

data collection and reporting costs for diabetes, 25(3):275–282

diagnostic errors in primary care, 25(1):87–97

EHR-based tools for bipolar screening, 25(3):283–290

expired sample closet medications, 25(3):394–395

focus on clinical practice, 25(3):263–265

French approach to cardiovascular risk factor management, 25(4):477–486

managing patient populations in primary care, 25(2):238–244

program to reverse excessive alcohol consumption, 25(5):712–722

quality vs. practice size and health information technology, 25(5):614–624

reducing emergency department utilization by the uninsured, 25(2):184–191

role of the champion in primary care change efforts, 25(5):676–685

stringency of pediatric quality care measures, 25(5):686–693

**Radiation,** increased emergency department CT use for common chest symptoms, 25(1):33–41

**Registries,** cancer screening of long-term cancer survivors, 25(4):460–469

**Renin,** hyperaldosteronism in patients with hypertension, 25(1):98–103

**Respiratory muscles,** dyspnea caused by respiratory muscle weakness, 25(3):396–397

**Respiratory tract diseases**

clinical decision rule for diagnosis of influenza, 25(1):55–62

soil-related bacterial and fungal infections, 25(5):734–744

**Retrospective studies**

children and young adults with sudden cardiac arrest, 25(4):408–415

phototherapy use in newborns, 25(4):437–441

**Risk behaviors,** improving in primary care, 25(5):701–712

**Rural communities,** physician recruitment and retention by, possible effect of increasing GME in CAHs, 25(1):7–8

**Rural health**

educational materials to improve colorectal cancer screening, 25(1):73–82

NHSC workforce with the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, 25(5):723–733

**Sample closets,** expired medications, 25(3):394–395

**Screening**

alcohol misuse, 25(5):605–613

colorectal cancer, 25(1):63–72, 25(1):73–82, 25(3):308–317, 25(6):771–781, 25(6):782–791, 25(6):792–797

depression and anxiety, adolescents, 25(3):291–299

hyperaldosteronism, patients with hypertension, 25(1):98–103

incomplete screening mammograms based on age and race, 25(1):128–130

instruments, adult ADHD self-report scale, 25(6):840–846

long-term cancer survivors, 25(4):460–469

prostate cancer, 25(1):111–119

sudden cardiac arrest, children and young adults, 25(4):408–415

**Septic arthritis,** sternoclavicular joint, 25(6):908–912

**Septicemia,** patients with AIDS, 25(3):318–322

**Shoulder,** injury related to vaccine administration, 25(6):919–922

**Smoking,** improving multiple health risk behaviors in primary care, 25(5):701–712

**Social problems,** team approach to chronic care management for diabetic patients, 25(2):245–246

**Soft tissue infections,** Hawthorne Effect in practice-based research, 25(1):83–86

**Soil microbiology,** bacterial and fungal infections, 25(5):734–744

**Special communications**

collaboration with partners to strengthen skills in pregnancy, delivery, and newborn care, 25(4):511–521

managing patient populations in primary care: points of leverage, 25(2):238–244

navigating change: how outreach facilitators can help clinicians improve patient outcomes, 25(2):232–237

**Sports medicine**

children and young adults with sudden cardiac arrest, 25(4):408–415

shoulder injury related to vaccine administration, 25(6):919–922

**Standing orders,** electronic standing orders in primary care, 25(5):594–604

**Sternoclavicular joint,** septic arthritis of, 25(6):908–912

**Strongyloides,** as a cause of fever, 25(3):390–393

**Substance abuse,** trauma in a group of inner-city family physicians, 25(6):840–846

**Sudden cardiac arrest,** children and young adults, 25(4):408–415

**Suicide ideation,** EHR measurement of, 25(5):582–593

**Surgical mesh,** irritable bowel syndrome and, 25(1):120–123

**Survivors,** cancer

breast cancer, acupuncture for hot flashes, 25(3):323–332

long-term, cancer screening of, 25(4):460–469

providers' needs for information about colorectal cancer care, 25(5):635–651

**Syncope**

anomalous coronary artery found in syncopal workup, 25(4):541–546

eosinophilic gastroenteritis with anemia and syncope, 25(6):913–918

**Teratogens,** medications with potential adverse fetal effects, 25(5):661–668

**Thermoregulation,** night sweats, 25(6):869–877

**Thiazide diuretics,** diuretic of choice in hypertension simulations, 25(6):805–809

**Tobacco use cessation,** lifestyle habits and mortality, overweight individuals, 25(1):9–15

**Transaminases,** elevated, muscle disease in children with, 25(4):536–540

**Underserved populations**

pain and depression, 25(3):300–307

Shared Care Model for the homeless, 25(2):253–254

trauma in a group of inner-city family physicians, 25(6):840–846

**Uninsured patients**

insurance coverage and receipt of diabetes care, 25(1):42–49

reducing emergency department utilization by, 25(2):184–191

**Vaccination**

administration, shoulder injury related to, 25(6):919–922

update on adult immunizations, 25(4):496–510

**Vaginal speculum,** lubrication with pain and Pap test accuracy, 25(6):798–804

**Vasculitis,** levamisole-altered cocaine, 25(4):531–535

**Watchful waiting,** prostate cancer, patient perspective, 25(6):763–770

**Weight status**

healthy lifestyle habits and mortality, 25(1):9–15

perception of colorectal cancer risk and, 25(6):792–797

**Wellness portal,** impact on preventive care, 25(2):158–167

**Women's health**

addressing intimate partner violence, 25(3):333–342

declining percentage of family physicians attending to, 25(4):406–407

speculum lubrication with pain and Pap test accuracy, 25(6):798–804

**Workload,** “office nurse” level of training, 25(6):854–861

**Workplace wellness,** use of the AIM-HI for fitness in family practice, 25(5):694–700