Subject Index to Volume 31, 2018 ================================ * **Access to health care**, multisite practicing and, 31(2):260–269 * **Acupuncture,** in family medicine, 31(2):236–242 * **Acute pain** * greater occipital nerve block for migraine headache, 31(2):211–218 * patient satisfaction incentives and opioid prescribing, 31(6):941–943 * **Administrative personnel,** strategies to address health equity and disparities, 31(3):479–483 * **Africa,** culturally related findings on refugee physicals, 31(4):653–657 * **Alabama,** rural, obstetrics and infant mortality, 31(4):542–549 * **Alcohol** * opioid and drug prevalence in top 40's music, 31(5):761–767 * use * depression screening and symptom severity, 31(5):724–732 * risky, in underserved patients, 31(2):243–251 * **Allergy,** meat, diagnosing, after tick bite, 31(4):650–652 * Allied health personnel, practitioner participation in national dental PBRN studies, 31(6):844–856 * **Ambulatory care** * access to, after disasters, 31(2):252–259 * decreasing pediatric emergency visits, 31(4):550–557 * diagnosis frequency and criticality in family medicine, 31(1):126–138 * facilities, recruiting primary care practices for research, 31(6):947–951 * trigger tools to detect preventable adverse events, 31(1):113–125 * **American Board of Family Medicine (ABFM)** * election of new officers and board members, 31(4):665–666 * message from the President, 31(3):492–494 * new center to be opened in Washington, DC, 31(5):831–832 * selection of new Chief Executive Officer and President, 31(1):169–170 * 2017 NAM Puffer/ABFM Fellow, 31(2):305 * 2018 Pisacano Scholars, 31(6):959 * **American Medical Association,** multisite practicing and access to care, 31(2):260–269 * **Angioedema,** diagnosing meat allergy after tick bite, 31(4):650–652 * **Aniridia,** reflections in family medicine, 31(2):303–304 * **Antibiotics,** ambulatory antibiotic stewardship, 31(3):417–430 * **Anticoagulants,** oral, in preprocedural and acute settings, 31(5):817–827 * **Antidepressive agents,** and incident hypertension, 31(1):22–28 * **Antigen receptors,** side effects of new immunotherapies in oncology, 31(4):620–627 * **Antimicrobial stewardship,** ambulatory antibiotic stewardship, 31(3):417–430 * **Antipsychotic agents,** for dementia, 31(1):9–21 * **Anxiety disorders,** problem-solving therapy, 31(1):139–150 * **Asia,** culturally related findings on refugee physicals, 31(4):653–657 * **Asian Americans,** iMD and discussing tobacco use, 31(6):869–880 * **Behavioral medicine**, behavioral health integration at high performing practices, 31(5):691–701 * **Behavioral sciences**, diagnosis frequency and criticality in family medicine, 31(1):126–138 * **Benzodiazepines,** pharmacist input to providers on opioid prescribing, 31(1):105–112 * **Blood coagulation,** oral anticoagulants in preprocedural and acute settings, 31(5):817–827 * **Blood glucose** * gender, diabetes, and medication cost non-adherence, 31(5):743–751 * patient-centered guidelines for geriatric diabetes, 31(2):192–200 * **Blood pressure** * disparities in hypertension control, 31(6):897–904 * incident hypertension, and antidepressants, 31(1):22–28 * measuring and managing, 31(3):375–388 * **Breast cancer**, mailed letter versus phone call to increase cancer screening, 31(6):857–868 * **Burnout,** professional * observations on working with medical scribes, 31(1):49–56 * in small independent primary care practices, 31(4):529–536 * state chapter perspective, 31(1)5–6 * task delegation and burnout trade-offs in VA PACTs, 31(1):83–93 * in young family physicians, 31(1):7–8 * **Canada** * mailed letter versus phone call to increase cancer screening, 31(6):857–868 * strategies to address health equity and disparities, 31(3):479–483 * **Cancer** * shared decision making trends in prostate-specific antigen testing, 31(4):658–662 * side effects of new immunotherapies in oncology, 31(4):620–627 * **Cancer screening** * “cold-spot” communities and poor health, 31(3):342–350 * mailed letter versus phone call to increase, 31(6):857–868 * **Capacity building,** implementing complex interventions, 31(3):431–444 * **Cardiovascular diseases,** collaborative care management for disease, 31(5):702–711 * **Career choice,** young family physician hospitalists, 31(5):680–681 * **Censuses** * “cold-spot” communities and poor health, 31(3):342–350 * multisite practicing and access to care, 31(2):260–269 * **Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (US),** interpreting and managing Zika test results, 31(6):924–930 * **Certification,** diagnosis frequency and criticality in family medicine, 31(1):126–138 * **Cervical cancer,** mailed letter versus phone call to increase cancer screening, 31(6):857–868 * **Cesarean section,** neonatal thrush and, 31(4):537–541 * **Cetuximab,** diagnosing meat allergy after tick bite, 31(4):650–652 * **Childbirth** * neonatal thrush and mode of delivery, 31(4):537–541 * obstetric delivery barriers faced by graduates, 31(3):332–333 * postpartum opioid prescribing, 31(6):944–946 * **Children** * decreasing pediatric emergency visits, 31(4):550–557 * improving screenings during well-child visits, 31(4):558–569 * socioeconomics and childhood obesity, 31(4):514–521 * **Children's Health Insurance Program**, improving primary care quality management, 31(6):931–940 * **Cholesterol,** management of hyperlipidemia with PCSK9 inhibitors, 31(4):628–634 * **Chronic disease** * behavioral health integration at high performing practices, 31(5):691–701 * challenges of PCMH implementation, 31(3):334–341 * diabetes prevention for Latinos, 31(3):364–374 * visit agenda setting by complex patients and physicians, 31(1):29–37 * **Chronic kidney disease,** patients' feelings about, 31(4):570–577 * **Chronic pain** * doctor-patient trust among patients on chronic opioid therapy, 31(4):578–587 * patient satisfaction incentives and opioid prescribing, 31(6):941–943 * pharmacist input to providers on opioid prescribing, 31(1):105–112 * rural management of, with opioids, 31(1):57–63 * **Cinnamon,** for treatment of diabetes, edema from, 31(5):809–811 * **Clinical decision making,** patient-centered guidelines for geriatric diabetes, 31(2):192–200 * **Clinical decision support systems** * ambulatory antibiotic stewardship, 31(3):417–430 * decision support based intervention and sickle cell disease, 31(5):812–816 * **Cohort studies,** ACA expansion and visit rates for diabetes, 31(6):905–916 * **Colorado,** patient satisfaction incentives and opioid prescribing, 31(6):941–943 * **Colorectal cancer,** mailed letter versus phone call to increase cancer screening, 31(6):857–868 * **Commentary** * Advancing Primary Care Through Alternative Payment Models: Lessons from the United States & Canada, 31(3):322–327 * Advancing Social Prescribing with Implementation Science, 31(3):315–321 * Family Medicine and Obstetrics: Let us Stop Pretending, 31(3):328–331 * Family Medicine Hospitalists Three Years Out of Residency: Career Flexibility or a Threat to Office-Based Family Medicine?, 31(5):677–679 * Is the National Health Service Corps the Answer? (for Placing Family Doctors in Underserved Areas), 31(4):499–500 * Potentially Alarming Trends in the Scope of Practice for Family Physicians, 31(2):178–180 * Practice-based Research Network (PBRN) Engagement: 20+ Years and Counting, 31(6):833–839 * Slow Progress and Persistent Challenges for the Underrepresented Minority Family Physician, 31(6):840–841 * A State Chapter Perspective on Burnout and Resiliency, 31(1):5–6 * **Communication** * doctor-patient, medical marijuana and, 31(5):805–808 * implementing complex interventions, 31(3):431–444 * **Community health centers** * ACA expansion and visit rates for diabetes, 31(6):905–916 * EHR tool for integrated behavioral health, 31(5):712–723 * implementing health insurance support tools, 31(3):410–416 * **Comorbidity,** depression screening and symptom severity by alcohol use, 31(5):724–732 * **Comprehensive health care** * diagnosis frequency and criticality in family medicine, 31(1):126–138 * preparation and scope of family physicians, 31(2):181–182 * **Continuing medical education,** future directions for PBRNs, 31(6):917–923 * **Control groups,** decision support based intervention and sickle cell disease, 31(5):812–816 * **Coronary artery disease** * inpatient, pretest probability for, 31(2):219–225 * management of hyperlipidemia with PCSK9 inhibitors, 31(4):628–634 * **Correspondence** * burnout in young family physicians: variation across states, 31(4):663–664 * diplomate status, 31(1):167 * doctor-patient trust among chronic pain patients on chronic opioid therapy after opioid risk reduction initiatives: a survey, 31(6):957–958 * dysrhythmias with loperamide used for opioid withdrawal, 31(3):488–489 * evaluation of diabetes group medical visit in family medicine practice, 31(5):828–829 * numbers quandary in family medicine obstetrics, 31(1):167–168 * predicting risk for opioid misuse in chronic pain with single-item measure of catastrophic thinking, 31(3):490–491 * wide gap between preparation and scope of practice of early career family physicians, 31(5):829–830 * **Corticosteroids,** plantar fascia rupture ultrasound, 31(2):282–285 * **Cough,** concern for menthol cough drops, 31(2):183–191 * **Counseling,** physicians' perspectives on weight loss nutrition, 31(4):522–528 * **Critical illness,** satisfaction with shared decision making for critically ill, 31(1):64–72 * **Cross-sectional analysis** * burnout in small independent primary care practices, 31(4):529–536 * depression screening and symptom severity by alcohol use, 31(5):724–732 * screening for urinary and fecal incontinence, 31(5):774–782 * **Cross-sectional studies** * multimorbidity trends in US adults, 31(4):503–513 * patient perspectives on electronic cigarettes, 31(1):73–82 * risky alcohol and opioid use in underserved patients, 31(2):243–251 * task delegation and burnout trade-offs in VA PACTs, 31(1):83–93 * **Dangerous behavior,** antipsychotic agents and other medications for dementia, 31(1):9–21 * **Decision making** * clinical, patient-centered guidelines for geriatric diabetes, 31(2):192–200 * interpreting and managing Zika test results, 31(6):924–930 * shared, for critically ill, satisfaction with, 31(1):64–72 * trends, shared, in prostate-specific antigen testing, 31(4):658–662 * **Delivery of health care** * iMD and discussing tobacco use, 31(6):869–880 * implementation science in research and practice, 31(3):466–478 * U. S. payment models' impact on the quadruple aim, 31(4):588–604 * **Dementia,** antipsychotic agents and other medications for, 31(1):9–21 * **Demography,** family physician workforce and diversity progress, 31(6):842–843 * **Depression** * collaborative care management for disease, 31(5):702–711 * screening * and symptom severity by alcohol use, 31(5):724–732 * and treatment in the United States, 31(3):389–397 * **Depressive disorder** * problem-solving therapy, 31(1):139–150 * VA primary care mental health integration, 31(1):38–48 * **Diabetes mellitus** * ACA expansion and visit rates for diabetes, 31(6):905–916 * cinnamon for treatment of, edema from, 31(5):809–811 * collaborative care management for disease, 31(5):702–711 * evaluating an ongoing diabetes group medical visit, 31(2):279–281 * gender, diabetes, and medication cost nonadherence, 31(5):743–751 * geriatric, patient-centered guidelines, 31(2):192–200 * prevention, for Latinos, 31(3):364–374 * recruiting primary care practices for research, 31(6):947–951 * **Differential diagnosis,** MRI application in soft tissue wrist injury, 31(5):795–804 * **Disasters,** ambulatory access to care after, 31(2):252–259 * **Documentation,** visit agenda setting by complex patients and physicians, 31(1):29–37 * **Drug costs,** gender, diabetes, and medication cost nonadherence, 31(5):743–751 * **Drug monitoring,** pharmacist input to providers on opioid prescribing, 31(1):105–112 * **Drug overdose** * opioid hospitalizations among Medicare beneficiaries, 31(6):881–896 * postpartum opioid prescribing, 31(6):944–946 * **Early detection of cancer** * mailed letter versus phone call to increase cancer screening, 31(6):857–868 * shared decision making trends in prostate-specific antigen testing, 31(4):658–662 * **Edema,** from cinnamon for treatment of diabetes, 31(5):809–811 * **Editorial Office News and Notes** * Content Usage and the Most Frequently Read Articles of 2017, 31(3):312–314 * Peer Reviewers for the Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine in 2017, 31(2):174–177 * **Editorials** * advancing the science of implementation in primary health care, 31(3):307–311 * beware of predatory journals: a caution from editors of 3 family medicine journals, 31(5):671–676 * **Editor's Notes** * Health Care Integration and Coordination with Emphasis on Mental Health, but Not for Medical Marijuana, 31(5):667–670 * Interventions Must Be Realistic to Be Useful and Completed in Family Medicine, 31(1):1–4 * The Potpourri of Family Medicine, in Sickness and in Health, 31(4):495–498 * Real-Life Observational Studies Provide Actionable Data for Family Medicine, 31(2):171–173 * **Electronic cigarettes,** patient perspectives, 31(1):73–82 * **Electronic health records (EHRs)** * data challenges to QI, practice facilitator strategies for, 31(3):398–409 * decision support based intervention and sickle cell disease, 31(5):812–816 * EHR tool for integrated behavioral health, 31(5):712–723 * impact of medical scribes in primary care, 31(4):612–619 * patient perspectives on care coordination, 31(5):682–690 * **Emergency departments** * challenges of PCMH implementation, 31(3):334–341 * patient perspectives on care coordination, 31(5):682–690 * **Emergency preparedness,** ambulatory access to care after disasters, 31(2):252–259 * **Endocrinologists,** clinical trial data and prescription drug promotion, 31(4):645–649 * **Epidural analgesia,** vaginal laceration and, 31(5):768–773 * **Ethics,** moral distress and hepatitis C treatment, 31(2):286–291 * **EvidenceNOW,** practice facilitator strategies for EHR data challenges to QI, 31(3):398–409 * **Exercise therapy,** novel exercises for restless legs syndrome, 31(5):783–794 * **Family,** satisfaction with shared decision making for critically ill, 31(1):64–72 * **Family medicine** * decreasing pediatric emergency visits, 31(4):550–557 * graduates and loan repayment programs, 31(4):501–502 * improving screenings during well-child visits, 31(4):558–569 * obstetric delivery barriers faced by graduates, 31(3):332–333 * and obstetrics, commentary, 31(3):328–331 * office-based, family medicine hospitalists and, 31(5):677–679 * practice rurality of family physicians, 31(6):952–956 * reflections on parenting, aniridia, and being a doctor, 31(2):303–304 * US payment models' impact on the quadruple aim, 31(4):588–604 * **Family physicians** * burnout in young physicians, 31(1):7–8 * current adult pneumococcal vaccine recommendations, 31(1):94–104 * diagnosis frequency and criticality in family medicine, 31(1):126–138 * enrolled in Practice Transformation Networks, practice rurality of, 31(6):952–956 * epidural analgesia and vaginal laceration, 31(5):768–773 * FM graduates and loan repayment programs, 31(4):501–502 * future directions for PBRNs, 31(6):917–923 * getting patients engaged at the practice level, 31(5):733–742 * observations on working with medical scribes, 31(1):49–56 * obstetric delivery barriers faced by graduates, 31(3):332–333 * obstetrics and infant mortality in rural Alabama, 31(4):542–549 * patient satisfaction incentives and opioid prescribing, 31(6):941–943 * patients' feelings about kidney disease, 31(4):570–577 * perspectives on weight loss nutrition, 31(4):522–528 * practicing medical acupuncture, 31(2):236–242 * preparation and scope of, 31(2):181–182 * reflections on parenting and aniridia, 31(2):303–304 * scope of practice, potentially alarming trends in, 31(2):178–180 * trigger tools to detect preventable adverse events, 31(1):113–125 * workforce, progress in racial and ethnic diversity, 31(6):842–843 * young family physician hospitalists, 31(5):680–681 * **Fecal incontinence,** screening for, 31(5):774–782 * **Fees and charges,** delivery and outcomes for direct primary care, 31(4):605–611 * **Focus groups** * challenges of PCMH implementation, 31(3):334–341 * diabetes prevention for Latinos, 31(3):364–374 * **Food hypersensitivity,** diagnosing meat allergy after tick bite, 31(4):650–652 * **Galactosyl-(1–3)galactose,** diagnosing meat allergy after tick bite, 31(4):650–652 * **Georgia,** multisite practicing and access to care, 31(2):260–269 * **Geriatric health services** * implementing a VA geriatric patient-aligned care team model, 31(3):456–465 * patient-centered guidelines for diabetes, 31(2):192–200 * **Goals** * behavioral health integration at high performing practices, 31(5):691–701 * future directions for PBRNs, 31(6):917–923 * **Grounded theory** * expanding roles of medical assistants in PCMHs, 31(2):226–235 * observations on working with medical scribes, 31(1):49–56 * patient perspectives on care coordination, 31(5):682–690 * **Group practice,** multisite practicing and access to care, 31(2):260–269 * **Gynecology,** epidural analgesia and vaginal laceration, 31(5):768–773 * **Health care costs** * multimorbidity trends in US adults, 31(4):503–513 * VA primary care mental health integration, 31(1):38–48 * **Health care policy,** practice rurality of family physicians, 31(6):952–956 * **Health care quality improvement,** impact of health technology implementation, 31(3):445–455 * **Health care surveys,** diagnosis frequency and criticality in family medicine, 31(1):126–138 * **Health equity,** Pisacano Scholars' reflections from Starfield Summit II, 31(2):292–302 * **Health expenditures** * gender, diabetes, and medication cost nonadherence, 31(5):743–751 * US payment models' impact on the quadruple aim, 31(4):588–604 * **Health information technology,** practice facilitator strategies for EHR data challenges to QI, 31(3):398–409 * **Health insurance,** support tools, implementing, 31(3):410–416 * **Health occupations,** practitioner participation in national dental PBRN studies, 31(6):844–856 * **Health personnel** * culturally related findings on refugee physicals, 31(4):653–657 * depression screening and treatment in the United States, 31(3):389–397 * **Health policy** * future directions for PBRNs, 31(6):917–923 * multimorbidity trends in US adults, 31(4):503–513 * national immigration and health care policy, 31(1):163–165 * **Health resources** * “cold-spot” communities and poor health, 31(3):342–350 * implementation science in research and practice, 31(3):466–478 * **Health services,** “cold-spot” communities and poor health, 31(3):342–350 * **Health services research** * depression screening and treatment in the United States, 31(3):389–397 * impact of health technology implementation, 31(3):445–455 * recruiting primary care practices for, 31(6):947–951 * recruiting primary care practices for research, 31(6):947–951 * **Health status** * “cold-spot” communities and poor health, 31(3):342–350 * strategies to address health equity and disparities, 31(3):479–483 * **Health workforce,** young family physician hospitalists, 31(5):680–681 * **Heart failure,** edema from cinnamon for treatment of diabetes, 31(5):809–811 * **Hemoglobins,** ACA expansion and visit rates for diabetes, 31(6):905–916 * **Hepacivirus,** moral distress and hepatitis C treatment, 31(2):286–291 * **Hepatitis C,** treatment, moral distress and, 31(2):286–291 * **Hispanic Americans** * diabetes prevention, 31(3):364–374 * risky alcohol and opioid use in underserved patients, 31(2):243–251 * **Hospital emergency service,** decreasing pediatric visits, 31(4):550–557 * **Hospitalists,** family physician * characteristics, 31(5):680–681 * office-based family medicine and, 31(5):677–679 * **Hospitalization** * opioid overdose, among Medicare beneficiaries, 31(6):881–896 * patient perspectives on care coordination, 31(5):682–690 * **Humor,** during clinical practice, 31(2):270–278 * Hyperlipidemic agents, management of hyperlipidemia with PCSK9 inhibitors, 31(4):628–634 * **Hypersensitivity,** food, diagnosing meat allergy after tick bite, 31(4):650–652 * **Hypertension** * control, disparities in, 31(6):897–904 * incident, and antidepressants, 31(1):22–28 * measuring and managing blood pressure, 31(3):375–388 * shared decision making and medication adherence, 31(5):752–760 * **Hypoglycemic agents,** patient-centered guidelines for geriatric diabetes, 31(2):192–200 * **Idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis,** 31(1):151–162 * **Immigration** * culturally related findings on refugee physicals, 31(4):653–657 * national immigration and health care policy, 31(1):163–165 * **Immunotherapy,** new therapies, side effects of, in oncology, 31(4):620–627 * **Implementation science** * advancing social prescribing with, commentary, 31(3):315–321 * implementing a VA geriatric patient-aligned care team model, 31(3):456–465 * implementing complex interventions, 31(3):431–444 * implementing health insurance support tools, 31(3):410–416 * measuring and managing blood pressure, 31(3):375–388 * in primary health care, editorial, 31(3):307–311 * in research and practice, 31(3):466–478 * **Inappropriate prescribing,** postpartum opioids, 31(6):944–946 * **Incentives,** patient satisfaction, opioid prescribing and, 31(6):941–943 * **Incontinence,** urinary and fecal, screening for, 31(5):774–782 * **Infant mortality,** obstetrics and, in rural Alabama, 31(4):542–549 * **Infants,** neonatal thrush and mode of delivery, 31(4):537–541 * **Inpatients,** opioid hospitalizations among Medicare beneficiaries, 31(6):881–896 * **Insurance coverage,** current adult pneumococcal vaccine recommendations, 31(1):94–104 * **Intensive care units,** satisfaction with shared decision making for critically ill, 31(1):64–72 * **Intention to treat analysis,** mailed letter versus phone call to increase cancer screening, 31(6):857–868 * **Interactive mobile doctor (iMD),** discussing tobacco use and, 31(6):869–880 * **Interconception care,** during well-child visits, 31(2):201–210 * **Interdisciplinary studies,** implementing complex interventions, 31(3):431–444 * **International Classification of Diseases** * antidepressants and incident hypertension, 31(1):22–28 * diagnosis frequency and criticality in family medicine, 31(1):126–138 * **Internship and residency,** FM graduates and loan repayment programs, 31(4):501–502 * **Intimate partner violence,** disclosure, and physician's role, 31(4):635–644 * **Iron overload,** decision support based intervention and sickle cell disease, 31(5):812–816 * ***Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine (JABFM)*** * content usage and the most frequently read articles of 2017, 31(3):312–314 * peer reviewers for, 31(2):174–177 * **Journals,** family medicine, caution from editors, 31(3):307–311 * **Kidney disease,** patients' feelings about, 31(4):570–577 * **Lacerations,** epidural analgesia and vaginal laceration, 31(5):768–773 * **Latino populations,** diabetes prevention, 31(3):364–374 * **Leadership** * Pisacano Scholars' reflections from Starfield Summit II, 31(2):292–302 * recruiting primary care practices for research, 31(6):947–951 * **Learning disabilities,** reflections in family medicine, 31(2):303–304 * **Lifestyle** * patients' feelings about kidney disease, 31(4):570–577 * visit agenda setting by complex patients and physicians, 31(1):29–37 * **Logistic models,** depression screening and treatment in the United States, 31(3):389–397 * **Logistic regression** * burnout in small independent primary care practices, 31(4):529–536 * “cold-spot” communities and poor health, 31(3):342–350 * epidural analgesia and vaginal laceration, 31(5):768–773 * getting patients engaged at the practice level, 31(5):733–742 * neonatal thrush and mode of delivery, 31(4):537–541 * shared decision making trends in prostate-specific antigen testing, 31(4):658–662 * **Long-term care,** behavioral health integration at high performing practices, 31(5):691–701 * **Lower extremity,** novel exercises for restless legs syndrome, 31(5):783–794 * **Lyrics,** opioid and drug prevalence in top 40's music, 31(5):761–767 * **Magnetic resonance imaging**, application in soft tissue wrist injury, 31(5):795–804 * **Marijuana** * medical * doctor-patient communication and, 31(5):805–808 * health care integration and coordination, 31(5):667–670 * opioid and drug prevalence in top 40's music, 31(5):761–767 * **Marketing,** clinical trial data and prescription drug promotion, 31(4):645–649 * **Maternal assessment,** interconception care during well-child visits, 31(2):201–210 * **Meat allergy,** diagnosing, after tick bite, 31(4):650–652 * **Medicaid** * ACA expansion and visit rates for diabetes, 31(6):905–916 * multisite practicing and access to care, 31(2):260–269 * **Medical decision making,** satisfaction with shared decision making for critically ill, 31(1):64–72 * **Medical directors,** diabetes prevention for Latinos, 31(3):364–374 * **Medical errors,** trigger tools to detect preventable adverse events, 31(1):113–125 * **Medical ethics,** moral distress and hepatitis C treatment, 31(2):286–291 * **Medical history taking,** concern for menthol cough drops, 31(2):183–191 * **Medical informatics,** implementing health insurance support tools, 31(3):410–416 * **Medical schools,** family physician workforce and diversity progress, 31(6):842–843 * **Medical subject headings,** trigger tools to detect preventable adverse events, 31(1):113–125 * **Medically underserved areas,** national immigration and health care policy, 31(1):163–165 * **Medically uninsured** * ACA expansion and visit rates for diabetes, 31(6):905–916 * depression screening and treatment in the United States, 31(3):389–397 * **Medicare** * beneficiaries, opioid hospitalizations among, 31(6):881–896 * improving primary care quality management, 31(6):931–940 * **Medication adherence** * gender, diabetes, and medication cost nonadherence, 31(5):743–751 * shared decision making and medication adherence, 31(5):752–760 * **MEDLINE,** trigger tools to detect preventable adverse events, 31(1):113–125 * **Mental health** * ambulatory access to care after disasters, 31(2):252–259 * challenges of PCMH implementation, 31(3):334–341 * depression screening * and symptom severity by alcohol use, 31(5):724–732 * and treatment in the United States, 31(3):389–397 * health care integration and coordination, 31(5):667–670 * novel exercises for restless legs syndrome, 31(5):783–794 * problem-solving therapy for depressive and anxiety disorders, 31(1):139–150 * VA primary care mental health integration, 31(1):38–48 * **Menthol,** cough drops, concern for, 31(2):183–191 * **Mentoring,** implementing health insurance support tools, 31(3):410–416 * **Middle East,** culturally related findings on refugee physicals, 31(4):653–657 * **Migraine headache,** greater occipital nerve block for, 31(2):211–218 * **Military personnel,** plantar fascia rupture ultrasound, 31(2):282–285 * Morbid obesity, physicians' perspectives on weight loss nutrition, 31(4):522–528 * **Multimorbidity,** trends in US adults, 31(4):503–513 * Multivariate analysis, disparities in hypertension control, 31(6):897–904 * **Music,** top 40's, opioid and drug prevalence in, 31(5):761–767 * **Naloxone,** pharmacist input to providers on opioid prescribing, 31(1):105–112 * **Native Americans,** risky alcohol and opioid use in underserved patients, 31(2):243–251 * **Needs assessment,** screening for social needs, 31(3):351–363 * **Nerve block,** greater occipital, for migraine, 31(2):211–218 * **New Jersey,** expanding roles of medical assistants in PCMHs, 31(2):226–235 * **New York City,** burnout in small independent primary care practices, 31(4):529–536 * **NHS,** trigger tools to detect preventable adverse events, 31(1):113–125 * **Nutrition,** weight loss, physicians' perspectives on, 31(4):522–528 * **Nutrition surveys,** multimorbidity trends in US adults, 31(4):503–513 * **Obesity** * diabetes prevention for Latinos, 31(3):364–374 * pediatric, socioeconomics and, 31(4):514–521 * physicians' perspectives on weight loss nutrition, 31(4):522–528 * **Obstetrics** * epidural analgesia and vaginal laceration, 31(5):768–773 * and family medicine, commentary, 31(3):328–331 * infant mortality in rural Alabama, 31(4):542–549 * neonatal thrush and mode of delivery, 31(4):537–541 * obstetric delivery barriers faced by graduates, 31(3):332–333 * postpartum opioid prescribing, 31(6):944–946 * **Ohio,** neonatal thrush and mode of delivery, 31(4):537–541 * **Oncologists,** side effects of new immunotherapies in oncology, 31(4):620–627 * **Opioid analgesics** * chronic therapy, doctor-patient trust and, 31(4):578–587 * overdose hospitalizations among Medicare beneficiaries, 31(6):881–896 * prescribing * patient satisfaction incentives and, 31(6):941–943 * pharmacist input to providers, 31(1):105–112 * postpartum, 31(6):944–946 * risky use in underserved patients, 31(2):243–251 * rural management of chronic pain with, 31(1):57–63 * **Opioids,** and drug prevalence in top 40's music, 31(5):761–767 * **Opportunistic infection,** neonatal thrush and mode of delivery, 31(4):537–541 * **Oral candidiasis,** neonatal thrush and mode of delivery, 31(4):537–541 * **Oregon** * challenges of PCMH implementation, 31(3):334–341 * EHR tool for integrated behavioral health, 31(5):712–723 * **Organizational innovation,** collaborative care management for disease, 31(5):702–711 * **Outcome measure,** gender, diabetes, and medication cost nonadherence, 31(5):743–751 * **Overthe-counter drugs**, concern for menthol cough drops, 31(2):183–191 * **Pain management** * doctor-patient trust and chronic opioid therapy, 31(4):578–587 * pharmacist input to providers on opioid prescribing, 31(1):105–112 * postpartum opioid prescribing, 31(6):944–946 * **Parenting,** reflections in family medicine, 31(2):303–304 * **Parity,** epidural analgesia and vaginal laceration, 31(5):768–773 * **Parturition,** obstetric delivery barriers faced by graduates, 31(3):332–333 * **Patient care team,** task delegation and burnout trade-offs in VA PACTs, 31(1):83–93 * **Patient-centered care** * challenges of PCMH implementation, 31(3):334–341 * expanding roles of medical assistants in PCMHs, 31(2):226–235 * getting patients engaged at the practice level, 31(5):733–742 * humor during clinical practice, 31(2):270–278 * patient-centered guidelines for geriatric diabetes, 31(2):192–200 * task delegation and burnout trade-offs in VA PACTs, 31(1):83–93 * VA primary care mental health integration, 31(1):38–48 * **Patient-centered medical home,** implementing a VA geriatric patient-aligned care team model, 31(3):456–465 * **Patient compliance,** rural management of chronic pain with opioids, 31(1):57–63 * **Patient engagement,** getting patients engaged at the practice level, 31(5):733–742 * **Patient health questionnaire** * depression screening and symptom severity by alcohol use, 31(5):724–732 * EHR tool for integrated behavioral health, 31(5):712–723 * **Patient preference** * perspectives on electronic cigarettes, 31(1):73–82 * shared decision making and medication adherence, 31(5):752–760 * **Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA),** expansion, visit rates for diabetes and, 31(6):905–916 * **Patient safety** * ambulatory antibiotic stewardship, 31(3):417–430 * trigger tools to detect preventable adverse events, 31(1):113–125 * **Patient satisfaction** * incentives, opioid prescribing and, 31(6):941–943 * patient perspectives on care coordination, 31(5):682–690 * **Pediatric obesity,** socioeconomics and, 31(4):514–521 * **Pediatrics,** decreasing pediatric emergency visits, 31(4):550–557 * **Peroxisome proliferator-activated receptors,** edema from cinnamon for treatment of diabetes, 31(5):809–811 * **Personal satisfaction** * measuring and managing blood pressure, 31(3):375–388 * with shared decision making for critically ill, 31(1):64–72 * **Personnel turnover,** task delegation and burnout trade-offs in VA PACTs, 31(1):83–93 * **Pharmacists,** input to providers on opioid prescribing, 31(1):105–112 * **Pharmacy,** rural management of chronic pain with opioids, 31(1):57–63 * **Physical examination** * culturally related findings on refugee physicals, 31(4):653–657 * improving screenings during well-child visits, 31(4):558–569 * **Physician-patient relations** * communication, medical marijuana and, 31(5):805–808 * humor, during clinical practice, 31(2):270–278 * impact of medical scribes, 31(4):612–619 * trust, chronic opioid therapy and, 31(4):578–587 * **Pilot study** * pharmacist input to providers on opioid prescribing, 31(1):105–112 * physicians' perspectives on weight loss nutrition, 31(4):522–528 * **Plantar fasciitis,** plantar fascia rupture ultrasound, 31(2):282–285 * **Pneumococcal vaccine,** adult, current recommendations, 31(1):94–104 * **Point-of-care testing,** ambulatory antibiotic stewardship, 31(3):417–430 * **Policy,** antipsychotic agents and other medications for dementia, 31(1):9–21 * **Population health** * improving primary care quality management, 31(6):931–940 * obstetrics and infant mortality in rural Alabama, 31(4):542–549 * **Poverty,** “cold-spot” communities and poor health, 31(3):342–350 * **Practice based research networks** * dental, practitioner participation in studies, 31(6):844–856 * future directions for, 31(6):917–923 * **Practice facilitation,** strategies for EHR data challenges to QI, 31(3):398–409 * **Practice gaps,** preparation and scope of family physicians, 31(2):181–182 * **Practice transformation,** practice rurality of family physicians, 31(6):952–956 * **Prediabetic state,** ACA expansion and visit rates for diabetes, 31(6):905–916 * **Pregnancy** * interpreting and managing Zika test results, 31(6):924–930 * neonatal thrush and mode of delivery, 31(4):537–541 * obstetric delivery barriers faced by graduates, 31(3):332–333 * **Prenatal care,** obstetrics and infant mortality in rural Alabama, 31(4):542–549 * **Prescriptions** * clinical trial data and prescription drug promotion, 31(4):645–649 * pharmacist input to providers on opioid prescribing, 31(1):105–112 * **Preterm birth,** interconception care during well-child visits, 31(2):201–210 * **Pretest probability,** for inpatient coronary artery disease, 31(2):219–225 * **Prevalence** * burnout in small independent primary care practices, 31(4):529–536 * depression screening and treatment in the United States, 31(3):389–397 * iMD and discussing tobacco use, 31(6):869–880 * multimorbidity trends in US adults, 31(4):503–513 * physicians' perspectives on weight loss nutrition, 31(4):522–528 * shared decision making trends in prostate-specific antigen testing, 31(4):658–662 * **Primary care physicians** * antipsychotic agents and other medications for dementia, 31(1):9–21 * clinical trial data and prescription drug promotion, 31(4):645–649 * current adult pneumococcal vaccine recommendations, 31(1):94–104 * decision support based intervention and sickle cell disease, 31(5):812–816 * diabetes prevention for Latinos, 31(3):364–374 * doctor-patient communication and medical marijuana, 31(5):805–808 * intimate partner violence disclosure and, 31(4):635–644 * multisite practicing and access to care, 31(2):260–269 * rural management of chronic pain with opioids, 31(1):57–63 * visit agenda setting by complex patients, 31(1):29–37 * **Primary health care** * ambulatory access to care after disasters, 31(2):252–259 * antidepressants and incident hypertension, 31(1):22–28 * behavioral health integration at high performing practices, 31(5):691–701 * burnout in small independent primary care practices, 31(4):529–536 * challenges of PCMH implementation, 31(3):334–341 * concern for menthol cough drops, 31(2):183–191 * direct, delivery and outcomes for, 31(4):605–611 * disparities in hypertension control, 31(6):897–904 * EHR tool for integrated behavioral health, 31(5):712–723 * evaluating an ongoing diabetes group medical visit, 31(2):279–281 * expanding roles of medical assistants in PCMHs, 31(2):226–235 * FM graduates and loan repayment programs, 31(4):501–502 * future directions for PBRNs, 31(6):917–923 * humor during clinical practice, 31(2):270–278 * idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis, 31(1):151–162 * iMD and discussing tobacco use, 31(6):869–880 * impact of health technology implementation, 31(3):445–455 * impact of medical scribes in, 31(4):612–619 * implementation science in research and practice, 31(3):466–478 * implementing a VA geriatric patient-aligned care team model, 31(3):456–465 * implementing complex interventions, 31(3):431–444 * implementing health insurance support tools, 31(3):410–416 * improving quality management, 31(6):931–940 * mailed letter versus phone call to increase cancer screening, 31(6):857–868 * measuring and managing blood pressure, 31(3):375–388 * multimorbidity trends in US adults, 31(4):503–513 * national immigration and health care policy, 31(1):163–165 * observations on working with medical scribes, 31(1):49–56 * patient-centered guidelines for geriatric diabetes, 31(2):192–200 * patient perspectives * on care coordination, 31(5):682–690 * on electronic cigarettes, 31(1):73–82 * patient satisfaction incentives and opioid prescribing, 31(6):941–943 * patients' feelings about kidney disease, 31(4):570–577 * pharmacist input to providers on opioid prescribing, 31(1):105–112 * Pisacano Scholars' reflections from Starfield Summit II, 31(2):292–302 * practice facilitator strategies for EHR data challenges to QI, 31(3):398–409 * practice rurality of family physicians, 31(6):952–956 * problem-solving therapy for depressive and anxiety disorders, 31(1):139–150 * recruiting primary care practices for research, 31(6):947–951 * risky alcohol and opioid use in underserved patients, 31(2):243–251 * screening * for depression, 31(5):724–732 * for social needs, 31(3):351–363 * for urinary and fecal incontinence, 31(5):774–782 * shared decision making and medication adherence, 31(5):752–760 * socioeconomics and childhood obesity, 31(4):514–521 * strategies to address health equity and disparities, 31(3):479–483 * task delegation and burnout trade-offs in VA PACTs, 31(1):83–93 * trigger tools to detect preventable adverse events, 31(1):113–125 * US payment models' impact on the quadruple aim, 31(4):588–604 * VA primary care mental health integration, 31(1):38–48 * visit agenda setting by complex patients and physicians, 31(1):29–37 * **Probability,** interpreting and managing Zika test results, 31(6):924–930 * **Problem solving** * implementing complex interventions, 31(3):431–444 * therapy for depressive and anxiety disorders, 31(1):139–150 * Proof of concept study, EHR tool for integrated behavioral health, 31(5):712–723 * **Propensity score,** evaluating an ongoing diabetes group medical visit, 31(2):279–281 * **Proportional hazards models, antidepressants and incident hypertension, 31(1):22–28** * **Prospective studies** * impact of medical scribes in primary care, 31(4):612–619 * screening for social needs, 31(3):351–363 * Prostate cancer, shared decision making trends in prostate-specific antigen testing, 31(4):658–662 * Prostate-specific antigen, testing, shared decision making trends in, 31(4):658–662 * Psychotherapy, problem-solving therapy for depressive and anxiety disorders, 31(1):139–150 * **Public health** * interpreting and managing Zika test results, 31(6):924–930 * patient satisfaction incentives and opioid prescribing, 31(6):941–943 * socioeconomics and childhood obesity, 31(4):514–521 * **Qualitative research**, patients' feelings about kidney disease, 31(4):570–577 * **Quality improvement** * ambulatory antibiotic stewardship, 31(3):417–430 * collaborative care management for disease, 31(5):702–711 * disparities in hypertension control, 31(6):897–904 * EHR data challenges to, practice facilitator strategies for, 31(3):398–409 * future directions for PBRNs, 31(6):917–923 * getting patients engaged at the practice level, 31(5):733–742 * impact of health technology implementation, 31(3):445–455 * improving screenings during well-child visits, 31(4):558–569 * pharmacist input to providers on opioid prescribing, 31(1):105–112 * postpartum opioid prescribing, 31(6):944–946 * **Quality of health care** * improving primary care quality management, 31(6):931–940 * observations on working with medical scribes, 31(1):49–56 * **Quality of life** * novel exercises for restless legs syndrome, 31(5):783–794 * screening for social needs, 31(3):351–363 * **Rare diseases,** decision support based intervention and sickle cell disease, 31(5):812–816 * **Referral and consultation** * challenges of PCMH implementation, 31(3):334–341 * pharmacist input to providers on opioid prescribing, 31(1):105–112 * **Refugees,** physicals, culturally related findings on, 31(4):653–657 * **Registries,** collaborative care management for disease, 31(5):702–711 * **Research personnel,** future directions for PBRNs, 31(6):917–923 * **Resiliency,** professional, state chapter perspective, 31(1):5–6 * Restless legs syndrome, novel exercises for, 31(5):783–794 * **Retrospective studies** * antidepressants and incident hypertension, 31(1):22–28 * disparities in hypertension control, 31(6):897–904 * greater occipital nerve block for migraine, 31(2):211–218 * opioid hospitalizations among Medicare beneficiaries, 31(6):881–896 * practitioner participation in national dental PBRN studies, 31(6):844–856 * rural management of chronic pain with opioids, 31(1):57–63 * strategies to address health equity and disparities, 31(3):479–483 * VA primary care mental health integration, 31(1):38–48 * Risk, visit agenda setting by complex patients and physicians, 31(1):29–37 * **Risk adjustment,** strategies to address health equity and disparities, 31(3):479–483 * **Risk factors,** socioeconomics and childhood obesity, 31(4):514–521 * Risk reduction behavior, doctor-patient trust and chronic opioid therapy, 31(4):578–587 * **Rupture,** plantar fascia, ultrasound, 31(2):282–285 * **Rural communities** * management of chronic pain with opioids, 31(1):57–63 * practice rurality of family physicians, 31(6):952–956 * **Rural population** * national immigration and health care policy, 31(1):163–165 * obstetrics and infant mortality in rural Alabama, 31(4):542–549 * **Sarcoidosis,** idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis, 31(1):151–162 * **Screening** * cancer * “cold-spot” communities and poor health, 31(3):342–350 * mailed letter versus phone call, 31(6):857–868 * depression * and symptom severity by alcohol use, 31(5):724–732 * and treatment in the United States, 31(3):389–397 * social needs, 31(3):351–363 * urinary and fecal incontinence, 31(5):774–782 * during well-child visits in primary care, 31(4):558–569 * **Scribes,** medical * impact of, in primary care, 31(4):612–619 * observations on working with, 31(1):49–56 * **Secondhand smoke,** patient perspectives on electronic cigarettes, 31(1):73–82 * **Self-management** * evaluating an ongoing diabetes group medical visit, 31(2):279–281 * patients' feelings about kidney disease, 31(4):570–577 * recruiting primary care practices for research, 31(6):947–951 * **Self-report** * iMD and discussing tobacco use, 31(6):869–880 * patient perspectives on electronic cigarettes, 31(1):73–82 * **Sensitivity and specificity,** interpreting and managing Zika test results, 31(6):924–930 * **Serologic tests,** interpreting and managing Zika test results, 31(6):924–930 * **Shared decision making,** medication adherence and, 31(5):752–760 * **Sickle cell anemia,** decision support based intervention and, 31(5):812–816 * **Smartphones,** diabetes prevention for Latinos, 31(3):364–374 * **Smoke,** secondhand, patient perspectives on electronic cigarettes, 31(1):73–82 * **Smoking cessation,** iMD and discussing tobacco use, 31(6):869–880 * **Social determinants of health,** Pisacano Scholars' reflections from Starfield Summit II, 31(2):292–302 * **Social responsibility** * future directions for PBRNs, 31(6):917–923 * Pisacano Scholars' reflections from Starfield Summit II, 31(2):292–302 * **Socioeconomic factors,** multimorbidity trends in US adults, 31(4):503–513 * **Socioeconomic status,** and childhood obesity, 31(4):514–521 * **Soft tissue injuries,** wrist, MRI application in, 31(5):795–804 * **Southeastern United States,** diagnosing meat allergy after tick bite, 31(4):650–652 * **Special communications** * Direct Primary Care: Applying Theory to Potential Changes in Delivery and Outcomes, 31(4):605–611 * Dissemination and Implementation Science in Primary Care Research and Practice: Contributions and Opportunities, 31(3):466–478 * How Evolving United States Payment Models Influence Primary Care and Its Impact on the Quadruple Aim, 31(4):588–604 * Impact of Medical Scribes in Primary Care on Productivity, Face-to-Face Time, and Patient Comfort, 31(4):612–619 * Improving the Quality of Primary Care by Optimizing Implementation Research Reporting, 31(3):484–487 * Practice Rurality of Family Physicians Enrolled in a Practice Transformation Network, 31(6):952–956 * Proactive Strategies to Address Health Equity and Disparities: Recommendations from a Bi-National Symposium, 31(3):479–483 * Recruiting Primary Care Practices for Research: Reflections and Reminders, 31(6):947–951 * Revisiting Primary Care's Critical Role in Achieving Health Equity: Pisacano Scholars' Reflections from Starfield Summit II, 31(2):292–302 * **Spouse abuse,** intimate partner violence disclosure and physician's role, 31(4):635–644 * **Stress test,** pretest probability for inpatient coronary artery disease, 31(2):219–225 * **Student loans,** FM graduates and loan repayment programs, 31(4):501–502 * **Students,** family physician workforce and diversity progress, 31(6):842–843 * **Substance abuse,** risky alcohol and opioid use in underserved patients, 31(2):243–251 * **Surgeons,** MRI application in soft tissue wrist injury, 31(5):795–804 * **Surveys and questionnaires** * collaborative care management for disease, 31(5):702–711 * decreasing pediatric emergency visits, 31(4):550–557 * diagnosis frequency and criticality in family medicine, 31(1):126–138 * doctor-patient relations * communication and medical marijuana, 31(5):805–808 * trust and chronic opioid therapy, 31(4):578–587 * EHR tool for integrated behavioral health, 31(5):712–723 * future directions for PBRNs, 31(6):917–923 * getting patients engaged at the practice level, 31(5):733–742 * measuring and managing blood pressure, 31(3):375–388 * moral distress and hepatitis C treatment, 31(2):286–291 * patient satisfaction incentives and opioid prescribing, 31(6):941–943 * practitioner participation in national dental PBRN studies, 31(6):844–856 * satisfaction with shared decision making for critically ill, 31(1):64–72 * screening * depression, 31(3):389–397 * social needs, 31(3):351–363 * urinary and fecal incontinence, 31(5):774–782 * **Telemedicine,** ambulatory access to care after disasters, 31(2):252–259 * **Thiazolidinediones,** edema from cinnamon for treatment of diabetes, 31(5):809–811 * **Tick bites,** diagnosing meat allergy after, 31(4):650–652 * **Tobacco,** opioid and drug prevalence in top 40's music, 31(5):761–767 * **Tobacco products,** patient perspectives on electronic cigarettes, 31(1):73–82 * **Tobacco use,** discussing, iMD and, 31(6):869–880 * **Top 40's,** music, opioid and drug prevalence in, 31(5):761–767 * **Treatment outcome,** greater occipital nerve block for migraine, 31(2):211–218 * **Type 2 diabetes mellitus**, recruiting primary care practices for research, 31(6):947–951 * **Ultrasound,** plantar fascia rupture, 31(2):282–285 * **Underserved populations,** national immigration and health care policy, 31(1):163–165 * **Unplanned pregnancy,** interconception care during well-child visits, 31(2):201–210 * **Urban areas,** burnout in small primary care practices, 31(4):529–536 * **Urban hospitals,** epidural analgesia and vaginal laceration, 31(5):768–773 * **Urinary incontinence,** screening for, 31(5):774–782 * **Vaccination,** current adult pneumococcal vaccine recommendations, 31(1):94–104 * **Veterans** * implementing a VA geriatric patient-aligned care team model, 31(3):456–465 * task delegation and burnout trade-offs in VA PACTs, 31(1):83–93 * VA primary care mental health integration, 31(1):38–48 * **Virginia** * antipsychotic agents and other medications for dementia, 31(1):9–21 * screening for social needs, 31(3):351–363 * **Visual analog scale,** novel exercises for restless legs syndrome, 31(5):783–794 * **Vulnerable populations,** Pisacano Scholars' reflections from Starfield Summit II, 31(2):292–302 * **Weight loss,** nutrition, physicians' perspectives on, 31(4):522–528 * **Well-child visits,** interconception care during, 31(2):201–210 * **West Virginia,** physicians' perspectives on weight loss nutrition, 31(4):522–528 * **Wisconsin,** concern for menthol cough drops, 31(2):183–191 * **Workflow** * challenges of PCMH implementation, 31(3):334–341 * recruiting primary care practices for research, 31(6):947–951 * **Workforce,** family physician, progress in racial and ethnic diversity, 31(6):842–843 * **Wrist injuries,** soft tissue, MRI application, 31(5):795–804 * **Zika virus,** interpreting and managing test results, 31(6):924–930