Subject Index to Volume 35, 2022 ================================ * **Ableism,** and COVID-19, 35(2):390–393 * **Academic medical centers,** video visits in a fee-for-service model, 35(3):497–506 * **Access to health care** * economic inequality and the primary care physician workforce, 35(1):35–43 * ethnic equity implications and pseudofolliculitis barbae, 35(1):173–174 * health care navigation and primary care, 35(1):44–54 * mammogram order completion rates and diabetes, 35(1):158–162 * **Adolescent** * policies and resources to prepare youth for caregiving, 35(4):814–820 * previous SARS-CoV-2 infection and persistent symptoms, 35(3):570–578 * spondylolysis and isthmic spondylolisthesis, 35(6):1204–1216 * **Advanced practice nursing,** out-of-office BP checks for diagnosing hypertension, 35(2):310–319 * **Adverse childhood experiences,** policy for routine screening for, 35(4):862–866 * **Adverse drug events,** ambulatory medication safety in primary care, 35(3):610–628 * **Affordable Care Act,** health care navigation and primary care, 35(1):44–54 * **African Americans** * ethnic equity implications and pseudofolliculitis barbae, 35(1):173–174 * prescription patterns of antihyperglycemic medications, 35(2):255–263 * **Age of onset,** role of children in parents’ diabetes management, 35(2):341–351 * **Aging** * and chemosensory dysfunction, 35(2):406–419 * life satisfaction among older Asian Americans, 35(1):203–205 * reflections in family medicine, 35(5):1026–1029 * **Ambulatory care,** novel person-centered primary care measure, 35(4):751–761 * **American Board of Family Medicine (ABFM)** * certification candidates, racial/ethnic representation among, 35(1):9–17 * experience with DIF, 35(1):18–25 * linguist’s perspective on ABFM’S DIF panel, 35(2):387–389 * **Analysis of variance** * novel person-centered primary care measure, 35(4):751–761 * transitional care management and reduced readmissions, 35(3):537–547 * **Annual wellness visit,** standardized patient assessments, 35(3):605–609 * **Anosmia,** chemosensory dysfunction, 35(2):406–419 * **Antibiotics,** prescribing, for respiratory infection, 35(4):733–741 * **Anticoagulants,** thromboembolic events following COVID-19 diagnosis, 35(6):1163–1167 * **Antimicrobial stewardship,** antibiotic prescribing for respiratory infection, 35(4):733–741 * **Artificial intelligence,** clinician’s guide to, 35(1):175–184 * **Ascorbic acid,** melatonin and vitamin C for mild-to-moderate COVID-19, 35(4):695–707 * **Asian Americans,** life satisfaction among older Asian Americans, 35(1):203–205 * **Asymptomatic hyperuricemia,** urate-lowering therapy in patients with asymptomatic hyperuricemia, 35(1):140–151 * **Asymptomatic infections,** previous SARS-CoV-2 infection and persistent symptoms, 35(3):570–578 * **Athletes,** spondylolysis and isthmic spondylolisthesis, 35(6):1204–1216 * **Atopic dermatitis,** vitamin D for, 35(6):1217–1229 * **Behavioral risk factor surveillance system,** primary care physicians caring for cancer survivors, 35(4):708–715 * **Behavioral sciences,** impact of COVID-19 on exercise habits, 35(2):295–309 * **Bias,** ABFM’s 8 years of DIF analysis, 35(1):18–25 * **Bioethics,** decriminalization of buprenorphine, 35(2):394–397 * **Blood glucose,** metformin prescription rates for prediabetes, 35(4):821–826 * **Blood pressure** * out-of-office BP checks for diagnosing hypertension, 35(2):310–319 * urate-lowering therapy in patients with asymptomatic hyperuricemia, 35(1):140–151 * **Body mass index** * adequacy of OSA diagnosis in primary care, 35(2):320–328 * child obesity EHR tool, 35(4):742–750 * metformin prescription rates for prediabetes, 35(4):821–826 * **Breast cancer** * mammogram order completion rates and diabetes, 35(1):158–162 * mastalgia and breast imaging, 35(5):998–1006 * reflections in family medicine, 35(5):1026–1029 * **Bronchitis,** antibiotic prescribing for respiratory infection, 35(4):733–741 * **Buprenorphine** * decriminalization of, 35(2):394–397 * treatment, integrating with primary care, 35(1):206–208 * **Burnout,** reflections in family medicine, 35(2):443–444 * **California** * COVID-19 mitigation strategies on influenza, 35(4):680–685 * life satisfaction among older Asian Americans, 35(1):203–205 * policy for routine screening for ACEs, 35(4):862–866 * **Canada,** novel person-centered primary care measure, 35(4):751–761 * **Cancer** * group-based medical mistrust scale with Latino parents, 35(2):244–254 * oncology and primary care views on cancer survivorship, 35(2):329–340 * patient research interest differences, 35(2):225–234 * **Cancer survivors** * oncology and primary care views on cancer survivorship, 35(2):329–340 * primary care physicians caring for, 35(4):708–715 * return to primary care, 35(4):827–832 * **Cannabis,** Colorado family physicians and medical marijuana, 35(1):102–114 * **Cardiology,** cardiovascular disease risk calculator adoption, 35(6):1143–1155 * **Cardiovascular diseases** * EvidenceNOW practice support initiative, 35(5):979–989 * gun violence as a patient priority, 35(5):961–967 * improving preventive services, 35(5):968–978 * patient research interest differences, 35(2):225–234 * prior experience in quality improvement initiatives, 35(6):1115–1127 * risk calculator adoption, 35(6):1143–1155 * vitamin D for, 35(6):1217–1229 * **Career choice** * COVID-19 and intended scope of practice, 35(6):1191–1193 * impact of COVID-19 pandemic, 35(6):1187–1190 * medical school dean demographics, 35(1):163–168 * **Career thinking,** changes in, among educators, 35(5):933–939 * **Caregivers** * hospital health care worker perceptions of COVID-19 risk, 35(2):284–294 * intention to vaccinate children against COVID-19, 35(6):1174–1178 * policies and resources to prepare youth for caregiving, 35(4):814–820 * reflections in family medicine, 35(5):1026–1029 * **CERA survey,** changes in career thinking among educators, 35(5):933–939 * **Certification** * ABFM’s 8 years of DIF analysis, 35(1):18–25 * candidates, ABFM, racial/ethnic representation among, 35(1):9–17 * linguist’s perspective on ABFM’S DIF panel, 35(2):387–389 * practice adjustments made during COVID-19, 35(2):274–283 * **Chi-square test** * antiracism training, policies, and practices, 35(4):803–808 * intention to vaccinate children against COVID-19, 35(6):1174–1178 * **Child development,** effect of reading to infants on language score, 35(6):1156–1162 * **Child health** * food intake, exercise, and childhood obesity, 35(6):1072–1080 * intention to vaccinate children against COVID-19, 35(6):1174–1178 * spondylolysis and isthmic spondylolisthesis, 35(6):1204–1216 * vitamin D for common and high-mortality conditions, 35(6):1217–1229 * **Cholesterol,** food insecurity and dyslipidemia, 35(4):656–667 * **Chronic disease** * care, guideline concordance of, 35(6):1128–1142 * food insecurity and dyslipidemia, 35(4):656–667 * interventions to increase colorectal cancer screening uptake, 35(4):840–858 * metformin prescription rates for prediabetes, 35(4):821–826 * standardized patient assessments at the wellness visit, 35(3):605–609 * video-visit use, disparities in, 35(3):634–637 * **Chronic pain** * pain management during West Virginia’s opioid crisis, 35(5):940–950 * reduction of opioid prescribing after policy change, 35(2):352–369 * vitamin D for, 35(6):1217–1229 * **Clinical competence,** out-of-office BP checks for diagnosing hypertension, 35(2):310–319 * **Clinical decision-making** * policies and resources to prepare youth for caregiving, 35(4):814–820 * risk scores to predict COVID-19 hospitalization, 35(6):1058–1064 * **Clinical medicine** * education level and the Montreal Cognitive Assessment, 35(6):1043–1057 * effect of reading to infants on language score, 35(6):1156–1162 * **Clinical prediction rule** * decision threshold for infectious mononucleosis, 35(6):1065–1071 * risk scores to predict COVID-19 hospitalization, 35(6):1058–1064 * **Cluster analysis,** COVID-19 pandemic in a Hispanic population, 35(4):686–693 * **Cognition** * education level and the Montreal Cognitive Assessment, 35(6):1043–1057 * telehealth and the needs of vulnerable elders, 35(3):638–639 * **Cognitive aging,** education level and the Montreal Cognitive Assessment, 35(6):1043–1057 * **Colorado** * building a PBRN, 35(1):115–123 * family physicians and medical marijuana, 35(1):102–114 * perspectives on data-sharing to address food insecurity, 35(1):85–95 * **Commentaries** * Ableism at the Bedside: People with Intellectual Disabilities and COVID-19, 35(2):390–393 * Family Medicine is Not Immune to Racial and Gender Wage Gaps, 35(4):870–871 * The Gender Pay Gap in Family Medicine: Evidence and Next Steps, 35(1):197–199 * The Impending Collapse of Primary Care: When is Someone Going to Notice?, 35(6):1183–1186 * Informing Equity & Diversity in Primary Care Policy and Practice: Introducing a New Series of Policy Briefs, Commentaries, and Voices in *JABFM,* 35(1):190–196 * Intentionality Required to Equip a Diverse Physician Workforce with Tools and Infrastructure to Deliver Comprehensive Care, 35(3):597–600 * Leveraging Integrated Primary Care to Address Patients’ and Families’ Unmet Social Needs: Aligning Practice with National Academy of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine Recommendations, 35(1):185–189 * A Linguist’s Perspective on the American Board of Family Medicine’s Differential Item Functioning Panel, 35(2):387–389 * The Need for Expanding Physician Language Diversity is Too Great to be Left to Chance, 35(1):200–202 * A New Pandemic of Loneliness, 35(3):593–596 * Against Our Instincts: Decriminalization of Buprenorphine, 35(2):394–397 * Promoting Health Equity: A Call for Data Disaggregation on Race and Ethnicity, 35(5):1032–1034 * Ready (or Not)—Here They Come, 35(6):1187–1190 * Support Physicians Who Identify as Underrepresented Minorities— But All Physicians Should Care for Vulnerable Populations, 35(2):398–399 * Support Physicians Who Identify as Underrepresented Minorities—But All Physicians Should Care for Vulnerable Populations, 35(2):398–399 * And Then There Were Three: The Decimation of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) CO-OPs, 35(4):867–869 * Trust Takes Two. . ., 35(6):1179–1182 * **Commerce,** toilet stool use for constipation, 35(4):836–839 * **Communication** * effect of reading to infants on language score, 35(6):1156–1162 * online, drug efficacy information, 35(4):833–835 * reflections in family medicine, 35(2):443–444 * strategies for addressing COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy, 35(2):420–426 * **Communication barriers,** patient barriers to resources for social needs, 35(4):793–802 * **Community-based participatory research,** building a PBRN in western Colorado, 35(1):115–123 * **Community health centers** * guideline concordance of chronic disease care, 35(6):1128–1142 * patient barriers to resources for social needs, 35(4):793–802 * reduction of opioid prescribing after policy change, 35(2):352–369 * SDoH and associations with chronic conditions, 35(4):668–678 * **Community medicine** * counterculture history and an anti-racist future, 35(1):169–172 * interventions to increase colorectal cancer screening uptake, 35(4):840–858 * perspectives on data-sharing to address food insecurity, 35(1):85–95 * **Comprehensive health care** * COVID-19 and intended scope of practice, 35(6):1191–1193 * impact of COVID-19 pandemic, 35(6):1187–1190 * **Constipation,** satisfaction of using a toilet stool for, 35(4):836–839 * **Continuing medical education,** linguist’s perspective on ABFM’S DIF panel, 35(2):387–389 * **Continuity of patient care** * novel person-centered primary care measure, 35(4):751–761 * physician–patient trust, 35(6):1179–1182 * primary care physicians caring for cancer survivors, 35(4):708–715 * **Contraception,** barriers and facilitators in medication abortion, 35(3):579–587 * **Control groups,** child obesity EHR tool, 35(4):742–750 * **Correspondence** * addressing post-COVID symptoms: a guide for primary care, 35(4):874–875 * blood pressure checks for diagnosing hypertension: health professionals’ knowledge, beliefs, and practice, 35(4):876–877 * C-reactive protein *versus* erythrocyte sedimentation rate: implications among patients with no known inflammatory conditions, 35(1):209 * diversity of department chairs in family medicine at US medical schools, 35(4):875–876 * effect of urate- lowering therapy on renal function, blood pressure and safety in patients with asymptomatic hyperuricemia, 35(3):640–641 * impact of geodemographic factors on antibiotic prescribing for acute, uncomplicated bronchitis or upper respiratory tract infection, 35(6):1246 * use of point-of-care ultrasonography in primary care to redress health inequities, 35(3):641–642 * **Counseling** * child obesity EHR tool, 35(4):742–750 * standardized patient assessments at the wellness visit, 35(3):605–609 * **COVID-19** * and ableism, 35(2):390–393 * and burnout among physicians, 35(5):921–932 * changes in career thinking among educators, 35(5):933–939 * delay of care for multiple chronic conditions, 35(6):1081–1091 * diagnosis, thromboembolic events following, 35(6):1163–1167 * equity and telehealth policy, 35(3):588–592 * Hispanic population, 35(4):686–693 * impact on exercise habits, 35(2):295–309 * and intended scope of practice, 35(6):1191–1193 * intention to vaccinate children against, 35(6):1174–1178 * loneliness, pandemic-related, 35(3):593–596 * mild-to-moderate, melatonin and vitamin C for, 35(4):695–707 * mitigation strategies, collateral benefit of, on influenza, 35(4):680–685 * pandemic, impact of, 35(6):1187–1190 * perceived impact on primary care, 35(2):265–273 * practice adjustments made during, 35(2):274–283 * previous SARS-CoV-2 infection and persistent symptoms, 35(3):570–578 * questions, eConsult service and, 35(3):601–604 * risk, hospital health care worker perceptions of, 35(2):284–294 * risk scores to predict hospitalization, 35(6):1058–1064 * stopgap of mental health services during, 35(5):891–896 * strategies for addressing vaccine hesitancy, 35(2):420–426 * telehealth and the needs of vulnerable elders, 35(3):638–639 * telehealth with short interval follow-up, 35(3):485–490 * telemedicine impact on visit completion rate, 35(3):475–484 * telephone, televideo, and in-office visits diagnoses, 35(3):491–496 * video-visit use, disparities in, 35(3):634–637 * vitamin D for, 35(6):1217–1229 * walking, and mental and physical health, 35(5):897–901 * workplace testing with real-time PCR SARS-CoV-2 testing, 35(1):96–101 * **Critical care,** hospital health care worker perceptions of COVID-19 risk, 35(2):284–294 * **Cross-cultural comparison** * counterculture history and an anti-racist future, 35(1):169–172 * reflections in family medicine, 35(5):1026–1029 * **Cross-sectional studies** * COVID-19 and burnout among physicians, 35(5):921–932 * diversity of department chairs in family medicine, 35(1):152–157 * documentation support among physicians by gender, 35(5):906–911 * eConsult service and COVID-19 questions, 35(3):601–604 * food insecurity and dyslipidemia, 35(4):656–667 * group-based medical mistrust scale with Latino parents, 35(2):244–254 * healthcare, mental health, and substance use, transgender persons, 35(6):1092–1102 * impact of COVID-19 on exercise habits, 35(2):295–309 * mental health and discrimination in physicians and residents, 35(5):912–920 * oncology and primary care views on cancer survivorship, 35(2):329–340 * patient research interest differences, 35(2):225–234 * prescription patterns of antihyperglycemic medications, 35(2):255–263 * previous SARS-CoV-2 infection and persistent symptoms, 35(3):570–578 * psychotherapy and psychiatry visits in the US, 35(5):886–890 * SDoH and associations with chronic conditions, 35(4):668–678 * standardized patient assessments at the wellness visit, 35(3):605–609 * stopgap of mental health services during COVID-19, 35(5):891–896 * video-visit use, disparities in, 35(3):634–637 * video visits in a fee-for-service model, 35(3):497–506 * **Cultural competency,** disparities among leadership in family medicine, 35(5):902–905 * **Cultural diversity** * counterculture history and an anti-racist future, 35(1):169–172 * “other” race selection and data collection, 35(5):1030–1031 * scope of practice by physician race and ethnicity, 35(3):454–456 * tools and infrastructure for a diverse workforce, 35(3):557–600 * **Curriculum,** point-of-care ultrasound use, 35(4):809–813 * **Data analysis** * delay of care for multiple chronic conditions, 35(6):1081–1091 * primary care physicians caring for cancer survivors, 35(4):708–715 * **Data collection,** and “other” race selection, 35(5):1030–1031 * **Data sharing,** to address food insecurity, perspectives on, 35(1):85–95 * **Decision support tools,** cardiovascular disease risk calculator adoption, 35(6):1143–1155 * **Deep learning,** clinician’s guide to artificial intelligence, 35(1):175–184 * **Delayed diagnosis,** family medicine malpractice claims study, 35(2):380–386 * **Delivery of health care** * clinician’s guide to artificial intelligence, 35(1):175–184 * family medicine malpractice claims study, 35(2):380–386 * implementation of transgender care, 35(2):235–243 * improving cardiovascular disease preventive services, 35(5):968–978 * oncology and primary care views on cancer survivorship, 35(2):329–340 * physician-patient relationships and burnout, 35(4):716–723 * policies and resources to prepare youth for caregiving, 35(4):814–820 * primary care physicians caring for cancer survivors, 35(4):708–715 * **Dementia** * and chemosensory dysfunction, 35(2):406–419 * telehealth and the needs of vulnerable elders, 35(3):638–639 * vitamin D for, 35(6):1217–1229 * **Depression,** vitamin D for, 35(6):1217–1229 * **Dermatitis,** diagnosis and management of plantar dermatoses, 35(2):435–442 * **Dermatology,** diagnosis and management of plantar dermatoses, 35(2):435–442 * **Diabetes,** and mammogram order completion rates, 35(1):158–162 * **Diabetes mellitus** * patient research interest differences, 35(2):225–234 * SDoH and associations with chronic conditions, 35(4):668–678 * **Diabetes Prevention Program (DPP),** adaptation of, to address prediabetes, 35(3):548–558 * **Dietary supplements** * melatonin and vitamin C for mild-to-moderate COVID-19, 35(4):695–707 * vitamin D for common and high-mortality conditions, 35(6):1217–1229 * **Differential item functioning (DIF)** * ABFM’s 8 years of experience with, 35(1):18–25 * linguist’s perspective on ABFM’S DIF panel, 35(2):387–389 * **Diffusion of innovation,** antiracism training, policies, and practices, 35(4):803–808 * **Digital divide** * disparities in use of patient portals, 35(3):559–569 * equity and telehealth policy, 35(3):588–592 * **Directly observed therapy,** effect of stigma levels in TB patients, 35(5):951–960 * **Disease,** impact of COVID-19 on exercise habits, 35(2):295–309 * **Disease management** * EvidenceNOW practice support initiative, 35(5):979–989 * guideline concordance of chronic disease care, 35(6):1128–1142 * urate-lowering therapy in patients with asymptomatic hyperuricemia, 35(1):140–151 * video-visit use, disparities in, 35(3):634–637 * **Diversity** * of department chairs in family medicine, 35(1):152–157 * family physicians deliver care in diverse languages, 35(1):5–6 * **Documentation,** support for, variation among physicians by gender, 35(5):906–911 * **Double-blind method,** melatonin and vitamin C for mild-to-moderate COVID-19, 35(4):695–707 * **Down syndrome,** ableism and COVID-19, 35(2):390–393 * **Drug-induced abortion,** barriers and facilitators in, 35(3):579–587 * **Dupuytren’s contracture,** practical management, 35(6):1194–1203 * **Dyslipidemias,** and food insecurity, 35(4):656–667 * **Early medical intervention,** evaluation of a HCV screening intervention, 35(5):990–997 * **eConsult,** service, and COVID-19 questions, 35(3):601–604 * **Editorial Office News and Notes** * The Most Frequently Read Articles of 2021, 35(4):652–654 * Peer Reviewers for the *Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine* in 2021, 35(2):219–222 * Welcome, Family Medicine Residents!, 35(6):1042 * **Editorials** * Three JABFM Articles Are in the Primary Care Collaborative Curated List of 24 Essential Primary Care Research Articles, 35(4):655 * **Editors’ Notes** * Clinically Useful Family Medicine Research, 35(6):1039–1041 * Family Medicine Researchers Explore the Social Determinants of Health, COVID-19 Issues, and Cancer Survivor Care, 35(4):649–651 * Health Care Equity for Family Medicine Patients and Family Physician Equity, 35(1):1–4 * Mental Health of Patients and Clinicians Before and During the COVID-19 Pandemic, 35(5):883–885 * The “Telehealth Divide”—Who Are the Underserved, and What Care Is Improved?, 35(3):451–453 * This Issue’s Emphasis: Inequity and COVID-19, Intertwined, 35(2):215–218 * **Electronic health records** * child obesity EHR tool, 35(4):742–750 * documentation support among physicians by gender, 35(5):906–911 * patient- and provider-level factors and telemedicine utilization, 35(3):457–464 * transitional care management and reduced readmissions, 35(3):537–547 * **Electronic medical record,** evaluation of a HCV screening intervention, 35(5):990–997 * **Electronic prescribing,** ambulatory medication safety in primary care, 35(3):610–628 * **Emergency medicine,** hospital health care worker perceptions of COVID-19 risk, 35(2):284–294 * **Employment,** impact of COVID-19 on exercise habits, 35(2):295–309 * **Epidermal inclusion cysts,** practical management, 35(6):1194–1203 * **Episode of care,** gender differences in diagnosed diseases, 35(1):73–84 * **Equity,** editors’ note, 35(1):1–4 * **Ethical issues,** in sports medicine, 35(6):1230–1238 * **Ethnic groups** * ABFM’s 8 years of DIF analysis, 35(1):18–25 * representation among ABFM certification candidates, 35(1):9–17 * **Ethnicity,** patient research interest differences, 35(2):225–234 * **Evidence-based medicine** * decision threshold for infectious mononucleosis, 35(6):1065–1071 * mastalgia and breast imaging, 35(5):998–1006 * online communication of drug efficacy information, 35(4):833–835 * **Evidence-based practice,** out-of-office BP checks for diagnosing hypertension, 35(2):310–319 * **Exercise** * child obesity EHR tool, 35(4):742–750 * food intake and childhood obesity, 35(6):1072–1080 * **Faculty** * interventions to increase colorectal cancer screening uptake, 35(4):840–858 * medical school dean demographics, 35(1):163–168 * point-of-care ultrasound use, 35(4):809–813 * **Family leave,** policies and resources to prepare youth for caregiving, 35(4):814–820 * **Family medicine** * ABFM’s 8 years of DIF analysis, 35(1):18–25 * adequacy of OSA diagnosis in primary care, 35(2):320–328 * ambulatory medication safety in primary care, 35(3):610–628 * antiracism training, policies, and practices, 35(4):803–808 * barriers and facilitators in medication abortion, 35(3):579–587 * building a PBRN in western Colorado, 35(1):115–123 * changes in career thinking among educators, 35(5):933–939 * clinical quality measures and family physicians, 35(2):427–434 * Colorado family physicians and medical marijuana, 35(1):102–114 * counterculture history and an anti-racist future, 35(1):169–172 * COVID-19 and intended scope of practice, 35(6):1191–1193 * delivery of care in diverse languages, 35(1):5–6 * diagnosis and management of plantar dermatoses, 35(2):435–442 * disparities among leadership in family medicine, 35(5):902–905 * disparities in use of patient portals, 35(3):559–569 * diversity of department chairs in, 35(1):152–157 * documentation support among physicians by gender, 35(5):906–911 * economic inequality and the primary care physician workforce, 35(1):35–43 * eConsult service and COVID-19 questions, 35(3):601–604 * external environment of building PBRNs, 35(4):762–792 * gender pay gap, 35(1):7–8 * impact of COVID-19 on exercise habits, 35(2):295–309 * impact of COVID-19 pandemic, 35(6):1187–1190 * impact of telehealth on physician panel sizes, 35(5):1007–1014 * implementation of transgender care, 35(2):235–243 * integrating buprenorphine treatment with primary care, 35(1):206–208 * interventions to increase colorectal cancer screening uptake, 35(4):840–858 * linguist’s perspective on ABFM’S DIF panel, 35(2):387–389 * malpractice claims study, 35(2):380–386 * mammogram order completion rates and diabetes, 35(1):158–162 * edical school dean demographics, 35(1):163–168 * ental health and discrimination in physicians and residents, 35(5):912–920 * inority physicians care for vulnerable populations, 35(2):223–224 * ovel person-centered primary care measure, 35(4):751–761 * “other” race selection and data collection, 35(5):1030–1031 * ain management during West Virginia’s opioid crisis, 35(5):940–950 * andemic-related loneliness, 35(3):593–596 * atient- and provider-level factors and telemedicine utilization, 35(3):457–464 * hysician income disparities by race and gender, 35(4):859–861 * hysician-patient relationships and burnout, 35(4):716–723 * oint-of-care ultrasound use, 35(4):809–813 * olicy for routine screening for ACEs, 35(4):862–866 * ractice adjustments made during COVID-19, 35(2):274–283 * ractice participation in facilitation during a QI initiative, 35(1):124–139 * redictors of primary care practice among medical students, 35(2):370–379 * acial/ethnic representation among ABFM certification candidates, 35(1):9–17 * relationship between community program location and needs, 35(1):55–72 * risk scores to predict COVID-19 hospitalization, 35(6):1058–1064 * stopgap of mental health services during COVID-19, 35(5):891–896 * telehealth with short interval follow-up, 35(3):485–490 * telemedicine impact on visit completion rate, 35(3):475–484 * telephone, televideo, and in-office visits diagnoses, 35(3):491–496 * urate-lowering therapy in patients with asymptomatic hyperuricemia, 35(1):140–151 * video visits in a fee-for-service model, 35(3):497–506 * vitamin D for common and high-mortality conditions, 35(6):1217–1229 * **Family physicians** * barriers and facilitators in medication abortion, 35(3):579–587 * care delivery in diverse languages, 35(1):5–6 * COVID-19 and burnout among physicians, 35(5):921–932 * COVID-19 and graduate medical education, 35(6):1187–1190 * COVID-19 and intended scope of practice, 35(6):1191–1193 * income disparities by race and gender, 35(4):859–861 * and medical marijuana, Colorado, 35(1):102–114 * minority physicians care for vulnerable populations, 35(2):223–224 * “other” race selection and data collection, 35(5):1030–1031 * point-of-care ultrasound use, 35(4):809–813 * practice adjustments made during COVID-19, 35(2):274–283 * racial/ethnic representation among ABFM certification candidates, 35(1):9–17 * scope of practice by physician race and ethnicity, 35(3):454–456 * tools and infrastructure for a diverse workforce, 35(3):557–600 * **Family practice,** physician–patient trust, 35(6):1179–1182 * **Fasting,** metformin prescription rates for prediabetes, 35(4):821–826 * **Fee-for-service plans,** video visits in a fee-for-service model, 35(3):497–506 * **Fingers,** lumps and bumps of, practical management, 35(6):1194–1203 * **Fitness trackers,** food intake, exercise, and childhood obesity, 35(6):1072–1080 * **Focus groups,** role of children in parents’ diabetes management, 35(2):341–351 * **Follow-up studies** * metformin prescription rates for prediabetes, 35(4):821–826 * patient barriers to resources for social needs, 35(4):793–802 * walking during the COVID-19 pandemic, 35(5):897–901 * **Follow-up visits,** short interval, telehealth with, 35(3):485–490 * **Food insecurity** * and dyslipidemia, 35(4):656–667 * patient barriers to resources for social needs, 35(4):793–802 * perspectives on data-sharing to address, 35(1):85–95 * relationship between community program location and needs, 35(1):55–72 * **Framework,** appropriate telemedicine in primary care, 35(3):507–516 * **Ganglion cysts,** practical management, 35(6):1194–1203 * **Gastroenterology,** satisfaction of using a toilet stool for constipation, 35(4):836–839 * **Gender,** disparities among leadership in family medicine, 35(5):902–905 * **Gender differences** * in diagnosed diseases, 35(1):73–84 * family medicine’s gender pay gap, 35(1):7–8 * family physician income, 35(4):859–861 * mental health and discrimination in physicians and residents, 35(5):912–920 * support for documentation, 35(5):906–911 * **Gender dysphoria,** implementation of transgender care, 35(2):235–243 * **Genetics,** spondylolysis and isthmic spondylolisthesis, 35(6):1204–1216 * **Geospatial analysis,** relationship between community program location and needs, 35(1):55–72 * **Geriatric psychiatry,** telehealth and the needs of vulnerable elders, 35(3):638–639 * **Geriatrics** * chemosensory dysfunction, 35(2):406–419 * education level and the Montreal Cognitive Assessment, 35(6):1043–1057 * telehealth and the needs of vulnerable elders, 35(3):638–639 * vitamin D for common and high-mortality conditions, 35(6):1217–1229 * **Giant cell tumors,** practical management, 35(6):1194–1203 * **Gini coefficient,** economic inequality and the primary care physician workforce, 35(1):35–43 * **Glucagon-like peptide 1,** prescription patterns, 35(2):255–263 * **Group-Based Medical Mistrust Scale,** validating, with Latino parents, 35(2):244–254 * **Gun violence,** as a patient priority, 35(5):961–967 * **Hair diseases,** ethnic equity implications and pseudofolliculitis barbae, 35(1):173–174 * **Hand,** lumps and bumps of, practical management, 35(6):1194–1203 * **HbA1c** * metformin prescription rates for prediabetes, 35(4):821–826 * SDoH and associations with chronic conditions, 35(4):668–678 * **Health behavior** * Colorado family physicians and medical marijuana, 35(1):102–114 * group-based medical mistrust scale with Latino parents, 35(2):244–254 * impact of COVID-19 on exercise habits, 35(2):295–309 * relationship between community program location and needs, 35(1):55–72 * **Health care disparities** * COVID-19 pandemic in a Hispanic population, 35(4):686–693 * equity and telehealth policy, 35(3):588–592 * mammogram order completion rates and diabetes, 35(1):158–162 * **Health care outcome assessment** * economic inequality and the primary care physician workforce, 35(1):35–43 * nonadherence to guidelines for opioid prescribing, 35(4):724–732 * **Health communication** * online communication of drug efficacy information, 35(4):833–835 * physician–patient trust, 35(6):1179–1182 * **Health equity** * antiracism training, policies, and practices, 35(4):803–808 * clinician’s guide to artificial intelligence, 35(1):175–184 * differences in hypertension medication prescribing for Black Americans, 35(1):26–34 * ethnic equity implications and pseudofolliculitis barbae, 35(1):173–174 * race and racism in academic medicine, 35(6):1239–1245 * **Health inequities,** group-based medical mistrust scale with Latino parents, 35(2):244–254 * **Health information management,** disparities in use of patient portals, 35(3):559–569 * **Health insurance,** decimation of ACA CO-OPs, 35(4):867–869 * **Health literacy** * mastalgia and breast imaging, 35(5):998–1006 * nonadherence to guidelines for opioid prescribing, 35(4):724–732 * **Health personnel** * healthcare, mental health, and substance use, transgender persons, 35(6):1092–1102 * hospital health care worker perceptions of COVID-19 risk, 35(2):284–294 * practice participation in facilitation during a QI initiative, 35(1):124–139 * states’ loan repayment and forgiveness programs, 35(5):1015–1025 * **Health policy** * antiracism training, policies, and practices, 35(4):803–808 * barriers and facilitators in medication abortion, 35(3):579–587 * decimation of ACA CO-OPs, 35(4):867–869 * decriminalization of buprenorphine, 35(2):394–397 * envisioning the future of virtual primary care, 35(3):527–536 * equity and telehealth policy, 35(3):588–592 * health care navigation and primary care, 35(1):44–54 * impending collapse of primary care, 35(6):1183–1186 * policies and resources to prepare youth for caregiving, 35(4):814–820 * policy for routine screening for ACEs, 35(4):862–866 * race and racism in academic medicine, 35(6):1239–1245 * reduction of opioid prescribing after policy change, 35(2):352–369 * states’ loan repayment and forgiveness programs, 35(5):1015–1025 * **Health promotion** * interventions to increase colorectal cancer screening uptake, 35(4):840–858 * policies and resources to prepare youth for caregiving, 35(4):814–820 * **Health services accessibility** * barriers and facilitators in medication abortion, 35(3):579–587 * COVID-19’s perceived impact on primary care, 35(2):265–273 * decimation of ACA CO-OPs, 35(4):867–869 * decriminalization of buprenorphine, 35(2):394–397 * delay of care for multiple chronic conditions, 35(6):1081–1091 * eConsult service and COVID-19 questions, 35(3):601–604 * equity and telehealth policy, 35(3):588–592 * healthcare, mental health, and substance use, transgender persons, 35(6):1092–1102 * impact of telehealth on physician panel sizes, 35(5):1007–1014 * impending collapse of primary care, 35(6):1183–1186 * minority physicians care for vulnerable populations, 35(2):223–224 * patient- and provider-level factors and telemedicine utilization, 35(3):457–464 * patient barriers to resources for social needs, 35(4):793–802 * practice adjustments made during COVID-19, 35(2):274–283 * scope of practice by physician race and ethnicity, 35(3):454–456 * stopgap of mental health services during COVID-19, 35(5):891–896 * telemedicine impact on visit completion rate, 35(3):475–484 * tools and infrastructure for a diverse workforce, 35(3):557–600 * transportation screening questions in social risk assessment, 35(2):400–405 * **Health services research** * practice participation in facilitation during a QI initiative, 35(1):124–139 * psychotherapy and psychiatry visits in the US, 35(5):886–890 * **Health surveys** * life satisfaction among older Asian Americans, 35(1):203–205 * states’ loan repayment and forgiveness programs, 35(5):1015–1025 * **Healthy lifestyle,** child obesity EHR tool, 35(4):742–750 * **Heart disease risk factors,** EvidenceNOW practice support initiative, 35(5):979–989 * **Hepatitis C,** evaluation of a HCV screening intervention, 35(5):990–997 * **Hispanic Americans,** health care navigation and primary care, 35(1):44–54 * **Hispanic or Latino,** parents, group-based medical mistrust scale, 35(2):244–254 * **Hispanics,** COVID-19 pandemic in a Hispanic population, 35(4):686–693 * **Housing,** relationship between community program location and needs, 35(1):55–72 * **Housing instability,** patient barriers to resources for social needs, 35(4):793–802 * **Humanities,** ethnic equity implications and pseudofolliculitis barbae, 35(1):173–174 * **Hunger,** food insecurity and dyslipidemia, 35(4):656–667 * **Hyperlipidemia,** improving cardiovascular disease preventive services, 35(5):968–978 * **Hypertension** * improving cardiovascular disease preventive services, 35(5):968–978 * medication, differences in prescribing for Black Americans, 35(1):26–34 * out-of-office BP checks for diagnosing hypertension, 35(2):310–319 * SDoH and associations with chronic conditions, 35(4):668–678 * vitamin D for, 35(6):1217–1229 * **ICD codes,** telephone, televideo, and in-office visits diagnoses, 35(3):491–496 * **Illicit drugs,** healthcare and mental health, transgender persons, 35(6):1092–1102 * **Implementation science,** cardiovascular disease risk calculator adoption, 35(6):1143–1155 * **Incidence,** thromboembolic events following COVID-19 diagnosis, 35(6):1163–1167 * **Income,** family medicine’s gender pay gap, 35(1):7–8 * **Infant health,** interventions to increase colorectal cancer screening uptake, 35(4):840–858 * **Infectious diseases,** risk scores to predict COVID-19 hospitalization, 35(6):1058–1064 * **Infectious mononucleosis,** decision threshold for, 35(6):1065–1071 * **Influenza,** COVID-19 mitigation strategies on, 35(4):680–685 * **Information systems,** transitional care management and reduced readmissions, 35(3):537–547 * **Information technology** * clinician’s guide to artificial intelligence, 35(1):175–184 * qualitative examination of telemedicine implementation, 35(3):517–526 * **Insurance,** minority physicians care for vulnerable populations, 35(2):223–224 * **Integrated delivery of health care,** to address unmet social needs, 35(1):185–189 * **Integrated health care systems,** isolation and memory loss among older adults, 35(6):1168–1173 * **Intellectual disability,** ableism and COVID-19, 35(2):390–393 * **Internet,** online communication of drug efficacy information, 35(4):833–835 * **Isthmic spondylolisthesis,** diagnosis and management, 35(6):1204–1216 * **Kansas,** COVID-19 and burnout among physicians, 35(5):921–932 * **Knowledge translation,** interventions to increase colorectal cancer screening uptake, 35(4):840–858 * **Language,** diversity, family physicians’ delivery of care, 35(1):5–6 * **Language development,** effect of reading to infants, 35(6):1156–1162 * **Laxatives,** satisfaction of using a toilet stool for constipation, 35(4):836–839 * **LDL triglyceride,** food insecurity and dyslipidemia, 35(4):656–667 * **Leadership** * disparities among leadership in family medicine, 35(5):902–905 * diversity of department chairs in family medicine, 35(1):152–157 * guideline concordance of chronic disease care, 35(6):1128–1142 * medical school dean demographics, 35(1):163–168 * prior experience in quality improvement initiatives, 35(6):1115–1127 * race and racism in academic medicine, 35(6):1239–1245 * **Learning health system,** transitional care management and reduced readmissions, 35(3):537–547 * **Legal issues,** in sports medicine, 35(6):1230–1238 * **LGBTQ persons,** implementation of transgender care, 35(2):235–243 * **Licensed practical nurses,** out-of-office BP checks for diagnosing hypertension, 35(2):310–319 * **Lifestyle** * adaptation of the DPP to address prediabetes, 35(3):548–558 * impact of COVID-19 on exercise habits, 35(2):295–309 * **Limited English proficiency,** family physicians deliver care in diverse languages, 35(1):5–6 * **Linear models** * delay of care for multiple chronic conditions, 35(6):1081–1091 * hospital health care worker perceptions of COVID-19 risk, 35(2):284–294 * prior experience in quality improvement initiatives, 35(6):1115–1127 * stigma in VDOT for TB patients, 35(5):951–960 * walking during the COVID-19 pandemic, 35(5):897–901 * **Linguistics** * family physicians deliver care in diverse languages, 35(1):5–6 * linguist’s perspective on ABFM’S DIF panel, 35(2):387–389 * **Logistic models** * adequacy of OSA diagnosis in primary care, 35(2):320–328 * antiracism training, policies, and practices, 35(4):803–808 * child obesity EHR tool, 35(4):742–750 * decision threshold for infectious mononucleosis, 35(6):1065–1071 * documentation support among physicians by gender, 35(5):906–911 * intention to vaccinate children against COVID-19, 35(6):1174–1178 * isolation and memory loss among older adults, 35(6):1168–1173 * patient- and provider-level factors and telemedicine utilization, 35(3):457–464 * predictors of primary care practice among medical students, 35(2):370–379 * prescription patterns of antihyperglycemic medications, 35(2):255–263 * SDoH and associations with chronic conditions, 35(4):668–678 * **Loneliness** * pandemic-related, 35(3):593–596 * reflections in family medicine, 35(2):443–444 * **Long-COVID,** previous SARS-CoV-2 infection and persistent symptoms, 35(3):570–578 * **Los Angeles,** health care navigation and primary care, 35(1):44–54 * **Low back pain** * nonadherence to guidelines for opioid prescribing, 35(4):724–732 * spondylolysis and isthmic spondylolisthesis, 35(6):1204–1216 * **Low-value care,** mastalgia and breast imaging, 35(5):998–1006 * **Machine learning,** clinician’s guide to artificial intelligence, 35(1):175–184 * **Maine,** decimation of ACA CO-OPs, 35(4):867–869 * **Malpractice,** claims study, family medicine, 35(2):380–386 * **Mammography** * and mastalgia, 35(5):998–1006 * order completion rates and diabetes, 35(1):158–162 * **Management,** impact of COVID-19 on exercise habits, 35(2):295–309 * **Massachusetts,** clinical quality measures and family physicians, 35(2):427–434 * **Mastalgia,** and breast imaging, 35(5):998–1006 * **Medicaid,** reduction of opioid prescribing after policy change, 35(2):352–369 * **Medical anthropology,** gun violence as a patient priority, 35(5):961–967 * **Medical decision-making,** appropriate telemedicine in primary care, 35(3):507–516 * **Medical education** * ABFM’s 8 years of DIF analysis, 35(1):18–25 * changes in career thinking among educators, 35(5):933–939 * counterculture history and an anti-racist future, 35(1):169–172 * ethical and legal issues in sports medicine, 35(6):1230–1238 * states’ loan repayment and forgiveness programs, 35(5):1015–1025 * **Medical ethics,** ethical and legal issues in sports medicine, 35(6):1230–1238 * **Medical expenditure panel survey (MEPS),** psychotherapy and psychiatry visits in the US, 35(5):886–890 * **Medical faculty,** disparities among leadership in family medicine, 35(5):902–905 * **Medical marijuana,** and Colorado family physicians, 35(1):102–114 * **Medical schools** * diversity of department chairs in family medicine, 35(1):152–157 * medical school dean demographics, 35(1):163–168 * predictors of primary care practice among medical students, 35(2):370–379 * **Medical students,** mental health and discrimination in physicians and residents, 35(5):912–920 * **Medically underserved area** * patient- and provider-level factors and telemedicine utilization, 35(3):457–464 * telemedicine approaches for mental health disorders, 35(3):465–474 * **Medically unexplained symptoms,** gender differences in diagnosed diseases, 35(1):73–84 * **Medically uninsured,** patient- and provider-level factors and telemedicine utilization, 35(3):457–464 * **Medicare** * isolation and memory loss among older adults, 35(6):1168–1173 * standardized patient assessments at the wellness visit, 35(3):605–609 * **Medication-assisted treatment,** integrating buprenorphine treatment with primary care, 35(1):206–208 * **Medication safety,** in primary care, 35(3):610–628 * **Medication therapy management,** telemedicine approaches for mental health disorders, 35(3):465–474 * **Medicolegal,** ethical and legal issues in sports medicine, 35(6):1230–1238 * **Melatonin,** and vitamin C, for mild-to-moderate COVID-19, 35(4):695–707 * **Memory disorders,** isolation and memory loss among older adults, 35(6):1168–1173 * **Mental health** * COVID-19 and burnout among physicians, 35(5):921–932 * delay of care for multiple chronic conditions, 35(6):1081–1091 * and discrimination in physicians and residents, 35(5):912–920 * gun violence as a patient priority, 35(5):961–967 * hospital health care worker perceptions of COVID-19 risk, 35(2):284–294 * integrating buprenorphine treatment with primary care, 35(1):206–208 * life satisfaction among older Asian Americans, 35(1):203–205 * mental health, and substance use, transgender persons, 35(6):1092–1102 * pandemic-related loneliness, 35(3):593–596 * patient research interest differences, 35(2):225–234 * psychotherapy and psychiatry visits in the US, 35(5):886–890 * relationship between community program location and needs, 35(1):55–72 * telemedicine approaches for mental health disorders, 35(3):465–474 * walking during the COVID-19 pandemic, 35(5):897–901 * **Mental health services,** stopgap of, during COVID-19, 35(5):891–896 * **Meta-analysis,** vitamin D for common and high-mortality conditions, 35(6):1217–1229 * **Metabolic syndrome,** adaptation of the DPP to address prediabetes, 35(3):548–558 * **Metformin,** prescription rates for prediabetes, 35(4):821–826 * **Mexico,** mental health and discrimination in physicians and residents, 35(5):912–920 * **mHealth,** adaptation of the DPP to address prediabetes, 35(3):548–558 * **Michigan** * adequacy of OSA diagnosis in primary care, 35(2):320–328 * family medicine malpractice claims study, 35(2):380–386 * predictors of primary care practice among medical students, 35(2):370–379 * **Mifepristone,** barriers and facilitators in medication abortion, 35(3):579–587 * **Minority groups** * ABFM’s 8 years of DIF analysis, 35(1):18–25 * counterculture history and an anti-racist future, 35(1):169–172 * disparities in use of patient portals, 35(3):559–569 * diversity of department chairs in family medicine, 35(1):152–157 * medical school dean demographics, 35(1):163–168 * representation among ABFM certification candidates, 35(1):9–17 * **Minority health** * counterculture history and an anti-racist future, 35(1):169–172 * COVID-19 pandemic in a Hispanic population, 35(4):686–693 * equity and telehealth policy, 35(3):588–592 * group-based medical mistrust scale with Latino parents, 35(2):244–254 * health care navigation and primary care, 35(1):44–54 * healthcare, mental health, and substance use, transgender persons, 35(6):1092–1102 * implementation of transgender care, 35(2):235–243 * life satisfaction among older Asian Americans, 35(1):203–205 * minority physicians care for vulnerable populations, 35(2):223–224 * race and racism in academic medicine, 35(6):1239–1245 * **Mobile applications,** risk scores to predict COVID-19 hospitalization, 35(6):1058–1064 * **Montana,** decimation of ACA CO-OPs, 35(4):867–869 * **Montreal Cognitive Assessment,** education level and, 35(6):1043–1057 * **Motivation** * effect of reading to infants on language score, 35(6):1156–1162 * role of children in parents’ diabetes management, 35(2):341–351 * **Motivational interviewing,** strategies for addressing COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy, 35(2):420–426 * **Multimorbidity,** video-visit use, disparities in, 35(3):634–637 * **Multiple chronic conditions,** delay of care for, 35(6):1081–1091 * **Multivariate analysis,** nonadherence to guidelines for opioid prescribing, 35(4):724–732 * **National Health Service Corps,** states’ loan repayment and forgiveness programs, 35(5):1015–1025 * **Needs assessment,** cardiovascular disease risk calculator adoption, 35(6):1143–1155 * **Network meta-analysis,** urate-lowering therapy in patients with asymptomatic hyperuricemia, 35(1):140–151 * **Neuropsychology,** education level and the Montreal Cognitive Assessment, 35(6):1043–1057 * **New England,** COVID-19’s perceived impact on primary care, 35(2):265–273 * **New York City,** intention to vaccinate children against COVID-19, 35(6):1174–1178 * **No-show patients,** impact of telehealth on physician panel sizes, 35(5):1007–1014 * **Nominal group technique,** building a PBRN in western Colorado, 35(1):115–123 * **Nonverbal communication,** qualitative examination of telemedicine implementation, 35(3):517–526 * **North American Primary Care Research Group (NAPCRG),** reflections in family medicine, 35(4):872–873 * **North Carolina,** economic inequality and the primary care physician workforce, 35(1):35–43 * **Nurses,** hospital health care worker perceptions of COVID-19 risk, 35(2):284–294 * **Nutrition assessment,** food intake, exercise, and childhood obesity, 35(6):1072–1080 * **Obesity** * metformin prescription rates for prediabetes, 35(4):821–826 * prescription patterns of antihyperglycemic medications, 35(2):255–263 * **Obstetrics,** vitamin D for common and high-mortality conditions, 35(6):1217–1229 * **Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA),** diagnosis, adequacy of, in primary care, 35(2):320–328 * **Oklahoma,** oncology and primary care views on cancer survivorship, 35(2):329–340 * **Olfaction disorders,** chemosensory dysfunction, 35(2):406–419 * **Ontario,** eConsult service and COVID-19 questions, 35(3):601–604 * **Opiates,** pain management during West Virginia’s opioid crisis, 35(5):940–950 * **Opioid-related disorders** * decriminalization of buprenorphine, 35(2):394–397 * integrating buprenorphine treatment with primary care, 35(1):206–208 * pain management during West Virginia’s opioid crisis, 35(5):940–950 * **Opioids** * decriminalization of buprenorphine, 35(2):394–397 * prescribing, nonadherence to guidelines for, 35(4):724–732 * prescribing, reduction of, after policy change, 35(2):352–369 * **Oregon,** reduction of opioid prescribing after policy change, 35(2):352–369 * **Organizational policy,** race and racism in academic medicine, 35(6):1239–1245 * **Otolaryngology,** chemosensory dysfunction, 35(2):406–419 * **Outcome assessment** * delay of care for multiple chronic conditions, 35(6):1081–1091 * isolation and memory loss among older adults, 35(6):1168–1173 * pandemic-related loneliness, 35(3):593–596 * **Outcomes research,** mammogram order completion rates and diabetes, 35(1):158–162 * **Outpatients** * COVID-19 pandemic in a Hispanic population, 35(4):686–693 * lumps and bumps of fingers, hand, and wrist, 35(6):1194–1203 * risk scores to predict COVID-19 hospitalization, 35(6):1058–1064 * **Pain,** spondylolysis and isthmic spondylolisthesis, 35(6):1204–1216 * **Pandemics** * COVID-19 and burnout among physicians, 35(5):921–932 * COVID-19 and intended scope of practice, 35(6):1191–1193 * COVID-19’s perceived impact on primary care, 35(2):265–273 * delay of care for multiple chronic conditions, 35(6):1081–1091 * eConsult service and COVID-19 questions, 35(3):601–604 * envisioning the future of virtual primary care, 35(3):527–536 * Hispanic population, COVID-19 infection, 35(4):686–693 * hospital health care worker perceptions of COVID-19 risk, 35(2):284–294 * impact of COVID-19 on exercise habits, 35(2):295–309 * impact of COVID-19 pandemic on medical education system, 35(6):1187–1190 * mitigation strategies, collateral benefit of, on influenza, 35(4):680–685 * pandemic-related loneliness, 35(3):593–596 * practice adjustments made during COVID-19, 35(2):274–283 * stopgap of mental health services during COVID-19, 35(5):891–896 * strategies for addressing COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy, 35(2):420–426 * telehealth with short interval follow-up, 35(3):485–490 * telemedicine impact on visit completion rate, 35(3):475–484 * video-visit use, disparities in, 35(3):634–637 * walking during the COVID-19 pandemic, 35(5):897–901 * **Parenting,** role of children in parents’ diabetes management, 35(2):341–351 * **Parents** * effect of reading to infants on language score, 35(6):1156–1162 * intention to vaccinate children against COVID-19, 35(6):1174–1178 * Latino, group-based medical mistrust scale, 35(2):244–254 * **Patient acceptance of health care,** group-based medical mistrust scale with Latino parents, 35(2):244–254 * **Patient care** * COVID-19’s perceived impact on primary care, 35(2):265–273 * eConsult service and COVID-19 questions, 35(3):601–604 * family physicians deliver care in diverse languages, 35(1):5–6 * **Patient care team** * child obesity EHR tool, 35(4):742–750 * integrated primary care to address unmet social needs, 35(1):185–189 * **Patient-centered care** * barriers and facilitators in medication abortion, 35(3):579–587 * diabetes shared medical appointments, 35(6):1103–1114 * disparities in use of patient portals, 35(3):559–569 * integrated primary care to address unmet social needs, 35(1):185–189 * pain management during West Virginia’s opioid crisis, 35(5):940–950 * physician–patient relationships and burnout, 35(4):716–723 * physician–patient trust, 35(6):1179–1182 * strategies for addressing COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy, 35(2):420–426 * telehealth with short interval follow-up, 35(3):485–490 * telemedicine approaches for mental health disorders, 35(3):465–474 * **Patient compliance,** mammogram order completion rates and diabetes, 35(1):158–162 * **Patient hand-off,** cancer survivors return to primary care, 35(4):827–832 * **Patient navigation,** patient barriers to resources for social needs, 35(4):793–802 * **Patient portals,** disparities in use of, 35(3):559–569 * **Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act,** decimation of ACA CO-OPs, 35(4):867–869 * **Patient readmission,** transitional care management and reduced readmissions, 35(3):537–547 * **Patient reported outcome measures** * delay of care for multiple chronic conditions, 35(6):1081–1091 * diabetes shared medical appointments, 35(6):1103–1114 * novel person-centered primary care measure, 35(4):751–761 * patient barriers to resources for social needs, 35(4):793–802 * **Patient satisfaction** * family physicians deliver care in diverse languages, 35(1):5–6 * novel person-centered primary care measure, 35(4):751–761 * video visits in a fee-for-service model, 35(3):497–506 * **Pay for performance,** clinical quality measures and family physicians, 35(2):427–434 * **Pediatric obesity** * EHR tool, 35(4):742–750 * food intake and exercise, 35(6):1072–1080 * **Pediatrics** * effect of reading to infants on language score, 35(6):1156–1162 * spondylolysis and isthmic spondylolisthesis, 35(6):1204–1216 * **Pennsylvania,** risk scores to predict COVID-19 hospitalization, 35(6):1058–1064 * **Perceived discrimination,** mental health and discrimination in physicians and residents, 35(5):912–920 * **Perception,** hospital health care worker perceptions of COVID-19 risk, 35(2):284–294 * **Personal satisfaction** * life satisfaction among older Asian Americans, 35(1):203–205 * satisfaction of using a toilet stool for constipation, 35(4):836–839 * **Pharmaceutical preparations** * antibiotic prescribing for respiratory infection, 35(4):733–741 * metformin prescription rates for prediabetes, 35(4):821–826 * online communication of drug efficacy information, 35(4):833–835 * **Pharmacoepidemiology,** prescription patterns of antihyperglycemic medications, 35(2):255–263 * **Pharyngitis,** decision threshold for infectious mononucleosis, 35(6):1065–1071 * **Photovoice,** building a PBRN in western Colorado, 35(1):115–123 * **Physician assistants,** out-of-office BP checks for diagnosing hypertension, 35(2):310–319 * **Physician–patient relations** * family physicians deliver care in diverse languages, 35(1):5–6 * physician–patient trust, 35(6):1179–1182 * video visits in a fee-for-service model, 35(3):497–506 * **Physicians** * counterculture history and an anti-racist future, 35(1):169–172 * diversity of department chairs in family medicine, 35(1):152–157 * integrating buprenorphine treatment with primary care, 35(1):206–208 * out-of-office BP checks for diagnosing hypertension, 35(2):310–319 * pandemic-related loneliness, 35(3):593–596 * physician-patient relationships and burnout, 35(4):716–723 * physician–patient trust, 35(6):1179–1182 * predictors of primary care practice among medical students, 35(2):370–379 * reflections in family medicine, 35(2):443–444 * **Physician’s practice patterns,** reduction of opioid prescribing after policy change, 35(2):352–369 * **Plastic surgery,** lumps and bumps of fingers, hand, and wrist, 35(6):1194–1203 * **Point-of-care systems,** ultrasound use, 35(4):809–813 * **Point-of-care testing,** workplace testing with real-time PCR SARS-CoV-2 testing, 35(1):96–101 * **Policy** * minority physicians care for vulnerable populations, 35(2):223–224 * scope of practice by physician race and ethnicity, 35(3):454–456 * tools and infrastructure for a diverse workforce, 35(3):557–600 * **Polymerase chain reaction,** workplace testing with real-time PCR SARS-CoV-2 testing, 35(1):96–101 * **Population health** * decimation of ACA CO-OPs, 35(4):867–869 * economic inequality and the primary care physician workforce, 35(1):35–43 * interventions to increase colorectal cancer screening uptake, 35(4):840–858 * metformin prescription rates for prediabetes, 35(4):821–826 * patient barriers to resources for social needs, 35(4):793–802 * **Population health management,** prior experience in quality improvement initiatives, 35(6):1115–1127 * **Postpartum,** interventions to increase colorectal cancer screening uptake, 35(4):840–858 * **Poverty,** health care navigation and primary care, 35(1):44–54 * **Practice-based research networks** * building, external environment of, 35(4):762–792 * building, in western Colorado, 35(1):115–123 * patient research interest differences, 35(2):225–234 * **Practice management** * documentation support among physicians by gender, 35(5):906–911 * states’ loan repayment and forgiveness programs, 35(5):1015–1025 * **Precision medicine,** differences in hypertension medication prescribing for Black Americans, 35(1):26–34 * **Prediabetes,** metformin prescription rates for, 35(4):821–826 * **Pregnancy,** interventions to increase colorectal cancer screening uptake, 35(4):840–858 * **Prenatal care** * interventions to increase colorectal cancer screening uptake, 35(4):840–858 * vitamin D for common and high-mortality conditions, 35(6):1217–1229 * **Prescriptions** * differences in hypertension medication prescribing for Black Americans, 35(1):26–34 * metformin prescription rates for prediabetes, 35(4):821–826 * pain management during West Virginia’s opioid crisis, 35(5):940–950 * patterns, of antihyperglycemic medications, 35(2):255–263 * reduction of opioid prescribing after policy change, 35(2):352–369 * **Prevalence** * nonadherence to guidelines for opioid prescribing, 35(4):724–732 * previous SARS-CoV-2 infection and persistent symptoms, 35(3):570–578 * **Preventive care** * chemosensory dysfunction, 35(2):406–419 * evaluation of a HCV screening intervention, 35(5):990–997 * **Preventive health services,** standardized patient assessments at the wellness visit, 35(3):605–609 * **Primary care physicians** * caring for cancer survivors, 35(4):708–715 * impact of telehealth on physician panel sizes, 35(5):1007–1014 * medical school dean demographics, 35(1):163–168 * minority physicians care for vulnerable populations, 35(2):223–224 * workforce, and economic inequality, 35(1):35–43 * **Primary health care** * adaptation of the DPP to address prediabetes, 35(3):548–558 * adequacy of OSA diagnosis, 35(2):320–328 * barriers and facilitators in medication abortion, 35(3):579–587 * building a PBRN in western Colorado, 35(1):115–123 * cancer survivors return to, 35(4):827–832 * cardiovascular disease risk calculator adoption, 35(6):1143–1155 * child obesity EHR tool, 35(4):742–750 * clinician’s guide to artificial intelligence, 35(1):175–184 * Colorado family physicians and medical marijuana, 35(1):102–114 * COVID-19 pandemic in a Hispanic population, 35(4):686–693 * decision threshold for infectious mononucleosis, 35(6):1065–1071 * delay of care for multiple chronic conditions, 35(6):1081–1091 * diagnosis and management of plantar dermatoses, 35(2):435–442 * differences in hypertension medication prescribing for Black Americans, 35(1):26–34 * disparities in use of patient portals, 35(3):559–569 * documentation support among physicians by gender, 35(5):906–911 * economic inequality and the primary care physician workforce, 35(1):35–43 * eConsult service and COVID-19 questions, 35(3):601–604 * effect of reading to infants on language score, 35(6):1156–1162 * ethnic equity implications and pseudofolliculitis barbae, 35(1):173–174 * evaluation of a HCV screening intervention, 35(5):990–997 * EvidenceNOW practice support initiative, 35(5):979–989 * external environment of building PBRNs, 35(4):762–792 * family medicine’s gender pay gap, 35(1):7–8 * family physicians deliver care in diverse languages, 35(1):5–6 * gender differences in diagnosed diseases, 35(1):73–84 * guideline concordance of chronic disease care, 35(6):1128–1142 * gun violence as a patient priority, 35(5):961–967 * and health care navigation, 35(1):44–54 * impact of COVID-19 on exercise habits, 35(2):295–309 * impact of telehealth on physician panel sizes, 35(5):1007–1014 * impending collapse of, 35(6):1183–1186 * implementation of transgender care, 35(2):235–243 * improving cardiovascular disease preventive services, 35(5):968–978 * integrated primary care to address unmet social needs, 35(1):185–189 * integrating buprenorphine treatment with, 35(1):206–208 * interventions to increase colorectal cancer screening uptake, 35(4):840–858 * life satisfaction among older Asian Americans, 35(1):203–205 * lumps and bumps of fingers, hand, and wrist, 35(6):1194–1203 * mammogram order completion rates and diabetes, 35(1):158–162 * medical school dean demographics, 35(1):163–168 * medication safety in, 35(3):610–628 * novel person-centered primary care measure, 35(4):751–761 * out-of-office BP checks for diagnosing hypertension, 35(2):310–319 * pain management during West Virginia’s opioid crisis, 35(5):940–950 * pandemic-related loneliness, 35(3):593–596 * patient- and provider-level factors and telemedicine utilization, 35(3):457–464 * patient research interest differences, 35(2):225–234 * perceived impact of COVID-19, 35(2):265–273 * perspectives on data-sharing to address food insecurity, 35(1):85–95 * physician income disparities by race and gender, 35(4):859–861 * physician-patient relationships and burnout, 35(4):716–723 * policy for routine screening for ACEs, 35(4):862–866 * practice, among medical students, predictors of, 35(2):370–379 * practice participation in facilitation during a QI initiative, 35(1):124–139 * primary care physicians caring for cancer survivors, 35(4):708–715 * prior experience in quality improvement initiatives, 35(6):1115–1127 * psychotherapy and psychiatry visits in the US, 35(5):886–890 * racial/ethnic representation among ABFM certification candidates, 35(1):9–17 * reduction of opioid prescribing after policy change, 35(2):352–369 * satisfaction of using a toilet stool for constipation, 35(4):836–839 * standardized patient assessments at the wellness visit, 35(3):605–609 * states’ loan repayment and forgiveness programs, 35(5):1015–1025 * stopgap of mental health services during COVID-19, 35(5):891–896 * telemedicine * approaches for mental health disorders, 35(3):465–474 * appropriate use of, qualitative work towards framework for, 35(3):507–516 * appropriate use of, working framework for, 35(3):629–633 * impact on visit completion rate, 35(3):475–484 * implementation, qualitative examination of, 35(3):517–526 * with short interval follow-up, 35(3):485–490 * video-visit use, disparities in, 35(3):634–637 * video visits in a fee-for-service model, 35(3):497–506 * views on cancer survivorship, 35(2):329–340 * virtual care services, envisioning the future of, 35(3):527–536 * vitamin D for common and high-mortality conditions, 35(6):1217–1229 * walking during the COVID-19 pandemic, 35(5):897–901 * **Professional burnout** * and COVID-19 pandemic, 35(5):921–932 * documentation support among physicians by gender, 35(5):906–911 * **Program evaluation,** states’ loan repayment and forgiveness programs, 35(5):1015–1025 * **Prospective studies** * cancer survivors return to primary care, 35(4):827–832 * intention to vaccinate children against COVID-19, 35(6):1174–1178 * **Pseudofolliculitis barbae,** ethnic equity implications, 35(1):173–174 * **Psoriasis,** diagnosis and management of plantar dermatoses, 35(2):435–442 * **Psychiatry** * telemedicine approaches for mental health disorders, 35(3):465–474 * visits in the US, 35(5):886–890 * **Psychometrics** * ABFM’s 8 years of DIF analysis, 35(1):18–25 * education level and the Montreal Cognitive Assessment, 35(6):1043–1057 * linguist’s perspective on ABFM’S DIF panel, 35(2):387–389 * **Psychotherapy** * telemedicine approaches for mental health disorders, 35(3):465–474 * visits in the US, 35(5):886–890 * **PTSD,** gun violence as a patient priority, 35(5):961–967 * **Public health** * impending collapse of primary care, 35(6):1183–1186 * intention to vaccinate children against COVID-19, 35(6):1174–1178 * **Qualitative methods** * qualitative examination of telemedicine implementation, 35(3):517–526 * working framework for virtual primary care, 35(3):629–633 * **Qualitative research** * appropriate telemedicine in primary care, 35(3):507–516 * barriers and facilitators in medication abortion, 35(3):579–587 * COVID-19’s perceived impact on primary care, 35(2):265–273 * guideline concordance of chronic disease care, 35(6):1128–1142 * gun violence as a patient priority, 35(5):961–967 * pain management during West Virginia’s opioid crisis, 35(5):940–950 * perspectives on data-sharing to address food insecurity, 35(1):85–95 * physician-patient relationships and burnout, 35(4):716–723 * practice participation in facilitation during a QI initiative, 35(1):124–139 * role of children in parents’ diabetes management, 35(2):341–351 * telemedicine approaches for mental health disorders, 35(3):465–474 * **Quality control,** ABFM’s 8 years of DIF analysis, 35(1):18–25 * **Quality improvement** * cardiovascular disease risk calculator adoption, 35(6):1143–1155 * clinician’s guide to artificial intelligence, 35(1):175–184 * EvidenceNOW practice support initiative, 35(5):979–989 * guideline concordance of chronic disease care, 35(6):1128–1142 * improving cardiovascular disease preventive services, 35(5):968–978 * novel person-centered primary care measure, 35(4):751–761 * oncology and primary care views on cancer survivorship, 35(2):329–340 * practice participation in facilitation during a QI initiative, 35(1):124–139 * prior experience in quality improvement initiatives, 35(6):1115–1127 * transitional care management and reduced readmissions, 35(3):537–547 * **Quality of health care,** clinical quality measures and family physicians, 35(2):427–434 * **Quality of life** * chemosensory dysfunction, 35(2):406–419 * hospital health care worker perceptions of COVID-19 risk, 35(2):284–294 * melatonin and vitamin C for mild-to-moderate COVID-19, 35(4):695–707 * nonadherence to guidelines for opioid prescribing, 35(4):724–732 * **Race** * family physician income disparities, 35(4):859–861 * “other” race selection and data collection, 35(5):1030–1031 * **Racism** * counterculture history and an anti-racist future, 35(1):169–172 * race and racism in academic medicine, 35(6):1239–1245 * **Radiology,** mastalgia and breast imaging, 35(5):998–1006 * **Reading,** to infants, effect on language score, 35(6):1156–1162 * **Referral and consultation** * patient barriers to resources for social needs, 35(4):793–802 * perspectives on data-sharing to address food insecurity, 35(1):85–95 * telemedicine approaches for mental health disorders, 35(3):465–474 * **Registries** * nonadherence to guidelines for opioid prescribing, 35(4):724–732 * patient research interest differences, 35(2):225–234 * **Regression analysis** * disparities in use of patient portals, 35(3):559–569 * melatonin and vitamin C for mild-to-moderate COVID-19, 35(4):695–707 * previous SARS-CoV-2 infection and persistent symptoms, 35(3):570–578 * **Renal function,** urate-lowering therapy in patients with asymptomatic hyperuricemia, 35(1):140–151 * **Reproductive health,** barriers and facilitators in medication abortion, 35(3):579–587 * **Research priority identification,** building a PBRN in western Colorado, 35(1):115–123 * **Residency** * COVID-19 and intended scope of practice, 35(6):1191–1193 * impact of COVID-19 pandemic, 35(6):1187–1190 * predictors of primary care practice among medical students, 35(2):370–379 * **Respiratory tract infections,** antibiotic prescribing for, 35(4):733–741 * **Retrospective studies** * adequacy of OSA diagnosis in primary care, 35(2):320–328 * antibiotic prescribing for respiratory infection, 35(4):733–741 * COVID-19 pandemic in a Hispanic population, 35(4):686–693 * differences in hypertension medication prescribing for Black Americans, 35(1):26–34 * disparities in use of patient portals, 35(3):559–569 * impact of COVID-19 on exercise habits, 35(2):295–309 * implementation of transgender care, 35(2):235–243 * integrating buprenorphine treatment with primary care, 35(1):206–208 * mastalgia and breast imaging, 35(5):998–1006 * patient- and provider-level factors and telemedicine utilization, 35(3):457–464 * prescription patterns of antihyperglycemic medications, 35(2):255–263 * reduction of opioid prescribing after policy change, 35(2):352–369 * risk scores to predict COVID-19 hospitalization, 35(6):1058–1064 * telemedicine impact on visit completion rate, 35(3):475–484 * thromboembolic events following COVID-19 diagnosis, 35(6):1163–1167 * **Risk assessment** * isolation and memory loss among older adults, 35(6):1168–1173 * satisfaction of using a toilet stool for constipation, 35(4):836–839 * **Risk factors** * adequacy of OSA diagnosis in primary care, 35(2):320–328 * food insecurity and dyslipidemia, 35(4):656–667 * SDoH and associations with chronic conditions, 35(4):668–678 * **Routine diagnostic tests,** decision threshold for infectious mononucleosis, 35(6):1065–1071 * **Rural health** * counterculture history and an anti-racist future, 35(1):169–172 * integrating buprenorphine treatment with primary care, 35(1):206–208 * states’ loan repayment and forgiveness programs, 35(5):1015–1025 * telemedicine approaches for mental health disorders, 35(3):465–474 * telemedicine impact on visit completion rate, 35(3):475–484 * transitional care management and reduced readmissions, 35(3):537–547 * **Rural population,** pain management during West Virginia’s opioid crisis, 35(5):940–950 * **Salaries,** physician income disparities by race and gender, 35(4):859–861 * **SARS-CoV-2** * effect of mitigation strategies on influenza, 35(4):680–685 * intention to vaccinate children against, 35(6):1174–1178 * previous infection and persistent symptoms, 35(3):570–578 * thromboembolic events following diagnosis, 35(6):1163–1167 * workplace testing, real-time PCR, 35(1):96–101 * **SARS-CoV-2 variants,** risk scores to predict COVID-19 hospitalization, 35(6):1058–1064 * **Scope of practice** * barriers and facilitators in medication abortion, 35(3):579–587 * impact of COVID-19 pandemic, 35(6):1187–1190 * by physician race and ethnicity, 35(3):454–456 * tools and infrastructure for a diverse workforce, 35(3):557–600 * **Scoping review,** external environment of building PBRNs, 35(4):762–792 * **Screen time,** and childhood obesity, 35(6):1072–1080 * **Screening** * mammogram order completion rates and diabetes, 35(1):158–162 * policy for routine screening for ACEs, 35(4):862–866 * workplace testing with real-time PCR SARS-CoV-2 testing, 35(1):96–101 * **Screening intervention,** HCV, evaluation of, 35(5):990–997 * **Screening tool,** transportation screening questions in social risk assessment, 35(2):400–405 * **Self-management,** role of children in parents’ diabetes management, 35(2):341–351 * **Self-report** * diabetes shared medical appointments, 35(6):1103–1114 * isolation and memory loss among older adults, 35(6):1168–1173 * mental health and discrimination in physicians and residents, 35(5):912–920 * physician income disparities by race and gender, 35(4):859–861 * walking during the COVID-19 pandemic, 35(5):897–901 * **Serum uric acid,** urate-lowering therapy in patients with asymptomatic hyperuricemia, 35(1):140–151 * **Sexual and gender minorities,** healthcare, mental health, and substance use, 35(6):1092–1102 * **Shared medical appointments,** diabetes, 35(6):1103–1114 * **Simulation model,** impact of telehealth on physician panel sizes, 35(5):1007–1014 * **Smell,** chemosensory dysfunction, 35(2):406–419 * **Social determinants of health** * and associations with chronic conditions, 35(4):668–678 * building a PBRN in western Colorado, 35(1):115–123 * diabetes shared medical appointments, 35(6):1103–1114 * food insecurity and dyslipidemia, 35(4):656–667 * gun violence as a patient priority, 35(5):961–967 * integrated primary care to address unmet social needs, 35(1):185–189 * interventions to increase colorectal cancer screening uptake, 35(4):840–858 * isolation and memory loss among older adults, 35(6):1168–1173 * minority physicians care for vulnerable populations, 35(2):223–224 * patient barriers to resources for social needs, 35(4):793–802 * perspectives on data-sharing to address food insecurity, 35(1):85–95 * prescription patterns of antihyperglycemic medications, 35(2):255–263 * relationship between community program location and needs, 35(1):55–72 * transportation screening questions in social risk assessment, 35(2):400–405 * **Social isolation** * and memory loss, older adults, 35(6):1168–1173 * pandemic-related loneliness, 35(3):593–596 * reflections in family medicine, 35(2):443–444 * **Social justice** * ABFM’s 8 years of DIF analysis, 35(1):18–25 * antiracism training, policies, and practices, 35(4):803–808 * clinician’s guide to artificial intelligence, 35(1):175–184 * counterculture history and an anti-racist future, 35(1):169–172 * race and racism in academic medicine, 35(6):1239–1245 * **Social needs,** unmet, integrated primary care to address, 35(1):185–189 * **Social problems** * patient barriers to resources for social needs, 35(4):793–802 * reflections in family medicine, 35(2):443–444 * **Social risk factors,** integrated primary care to address unmet social needs, 35(1):185–189 * **Socioeconomic factors,** COVID-19 pandemic in a Hispanic population, 35(4):686–693 * **Socioeconomic status,** prescription patterns of antihyperglycemic medications, 35(2):255–263 * **Sodium-glucose cotransporter 2 inhibitors,** prescription patterns, 35(2):255–263 * **Special communications** * Addressing and Dismantling the Legacy of Race and Racism in Academic Medicine: A Socioecological Framework, 35(6):1239–1245 * Can Family Medicine’s Counterculture History Help Shape an Anti-Racist Future?, 35(1):169–172 * Clinical Quality Measures: A Challenge for–and to–Family Physicians, 35(2):427–434 * A Clinician’s Guide to Artificial Intelligence (AI): Why and How Primary Care Should Lead the Health Care AI Revolution, 35(1):175–184 * Ethnic Equity Implications in the Management of Pseudofolliculitis Barbae, 35(1):173–174 * Motivational Interviewing Strategies for Addressing COVID-19 Vaccine Hesitancy, 35(2):420–426 * Stalled Progress: Medical School Dean Demographics, 35(1):163–168 * Working Framework for Appropriate Use of Virtual Care in * Primary Care, 35(3):629–633 * **Spondylolysis,** diagnosis and management, 35(6):1204–1216 * **Sports medicine,** ethical and legal issues in, 35(6):1230–1238 * **Stakeholder participation,** cardiovascular disease risk calculator adoption, 35(6):1143–1155 * **Standard of care,** family medicine malpractice claims study, 35(2):380–386 * **Statistical factor analysis,** group-based medical mistrust scale with Latino parents, 35(2):244–254 * **Stigmatization,** effect of VDOT on stigma levels in TB patients, 35(5):951–960 * **Students,** previous SARS-CoV-2 infection and persistent symptoms, 35(3):570–578 * **Surveys and questionnaires** * antiracism training, policies, and practices, 35(4):803–808 * building a PBRN in western Colorado, 35(1):115–123 * Colorado family physicians and medical marijuana, 35(1):102–114 * COVID-19 and burnout among physicians, 35(5):921–932 * economic inequality and the primary care physician workforce, 35(1):35–43 * family medicine’s gender pay gap, 35(1):7–8 * food intake, exercise, and childhood obesity, 35(6):1072–1080 * impact of COVID-19 on exercise habits, 35(2):295–309 * out-of-office BP checks for diagnosing hypertension, 35(2):310–319 * perspectives on data-sharing to address food insecurity, 35(1):85–95 * policies and resources to prepare youth for caregiving, 35(4):814–820 * practice participation in facilitation during a QI initiative, 35(1):124–139 * predictors of primary care practice among medical students, 35(2):370–379 * prior experience in quality improvement initiatives, 35(6):1115–1127 * racial/ethnic representation among ABFM certification candidates, 35(1):9–17 * stopgap of mental health services during COVID-19, 35(5):891–896 * **Survivorship,** cancer, oncology and primary care views on, 35(2):329–340 * **Systematic review** * ambulatory medication safety in primary care, 35(3):610–628 * urate-lowering therapy in patients with asymptomatic hyperuricemia, 35(1):140–151 * **Taste,** chemosensory dysfunction, 35(2):406–419 * **Team-based care,** integrated primary care to address unmet social needs, 35(1):185–189 * **Technology** * adaptation of the DPP to address prediabetes, 35(3):548–558 * child obesity EHR tool, 35(4):742–750 * clinician’s guide to artificial intelligence, 35(1):175–184 * **Telemedicine** * adaptation of the DPP to address prediabetes, 35(3):548–558 * approaches for mental health disorders, 35(3):465–474 * appropriate, in primary care, 35(3):507–516 * COVID-19’s perceived impact on primary care, 35(2):265–273 * disparities in use of patient portals, 35(3):559–569 * eConsult service and COVID-19 questions, 35(3):601–604 * envisioning the future of virtual primary care, 35(3):527–536 * equity and telehealth policy, 35(3):588–592 * impact of telehealth on physician panel sizes, 35(5):1007–1014 * impact on visit completion rate, 35(3):475–484 * implementation, qualitative examination of, 35(3):517–526 * and the needs of vulnerable elders, 35(3):638–639 * stigma in VDOT for TB patients, 35(5):951–960 * stopgap of mental health services during COVID-19, 35(5):891–896 * telehealth with short interval follow-up, 35(3):485–490 * telephone, televideo, and in-office visits diagnoses, 35(3):491–496 * utilization, and patient- and provider-level factors, 35(3):457–464 * video-visit use, disparities in, 35(3):634–637 * video visits in a fee-for-service model, 35(3):497–506 * working framework for virtual primary care, 35(3):629–633 * **Texas,** patient research interest differences, 35(2):225–234 * **Tinea pedis,** diagnosis and management of plantar dermatoses, 35(2):435–442 * **Transgender persons** * health care services, 35(2):235–243 * healthcare, mental health, and substance use, transgender persons, 35(6):1092–1102 * **Transitional care,** management, and reduced readmissions, 35(3):537–547 * **Translational research,** adaptation of the DPP to address prediabetes, 35(3):548–558 * **Transportation of patients,** transportation screening questions in social risk assessment, 35(2):400–405 * **Triage,** COVID-19 pandemic in a Hispanic population, 35(4):686–693 * **Trust** * group-based medical mistrust scale with Latino parents, 35(2):244–254 * physician–patient trust, 35(6):1179–1182 * **Tuberculosis,** patients, stigma levels, effect of VDOT, 35(5):951–960 * **Type 2 diabetes mellitus** * metformin prescription rates for prediabetes, 35(4):821–826 * prescription patterns of antihyperglycemic medications, 35(2):255–263 * role of children in parents’ diabetes management, 35(2):341–351 * shared medical appointments, 35(6):1103–1114 * vitamin D for common and high-mortality conditions, 35(6):1217–1229 * **Ultrasonography,** point-of-care use, 35(4):809–813 * **Underrepresented in medicine** * diversity of department chairs in family medicine, 35(1):152–157 * medical school dean demographics, 35(1):163–168 * **Underserved populations** * COVID-19 pandemic in a Hispanic population, 35(4):686–693 * equity and telehealth policy, 35(3):588–592 * **Universities,** previous SARS-CoV-2 infection and persistent symptoms, 35(3):570–578 * **Urban health,** thromboembolic events following COVID-19 diagnosis, 35(6):1163–1167 * **Utah,** intention to vaccinate children against COVID-19, 35(6):1174–1178 * **Vaccination hesitancy,** COVID-19, strategies for addressing, 35(2):420–426 * **Vaccines,** intention to vaccinate children against COVID-19, 35(6):1174–1178 * **Venous thromboembolism,** following COVID-19 diagnosis, 35(6):1163–1167 * **Video directly observed therapy (VDOT),** effect on stigma levels in TB patients, 35(5):951–960 * **Virginia** * EvidenceNOW practice support initiative, 35(5):979–989 * gun violence as a patient priority, 35(5):961–967 * **Vitamin C,** melatonin and, for mild-to-moderate COVID-19, 35(4):695–707 * **Vitamin D,** for common and high-mortality conditions, 35(6):1217–1229 * **Vulnerable populations** * care for, by minority physicians, 35(2):223–224 * SDoH and associations with chronic conditions, 35(4):668–678 * **Walking,** during COVID-19 pandemic, 35(5):897–901 * **West Virginia,** opioid crisis, pain management during, 35(5):940–950 * **Wisconsin,** decimation of ACA CO-OPs, 35(4):867–869 * **Women physicians** * documentation support among physicians by gender, 35(5):906–911 * family medicine’s gender pay gap, 35(1):7–8 * **Work-life balance,** COVID-19’s perceived impact on primary care, 35(2):265–273 * **Workflow** * practice adjustments made during COVID-19, 35(2):274–283 * transitional care management and reduced readmissions, 35(3):537–547 * **Workforce** * changes in career thinking among educators, 35(5):933–939 * diversity, tools and infrastructure for, 35(3):557–600 * documentation support among physicians by gender, 35(5):906–911 * ethnic equity implications and pseudofolliculitis barbae, 35(1):173–174 * family medicine’s gender pay gap, 35(1):7–8 * family physicians deliver care in diverse languages, 35(1):5–6 * impact of telehealth on physician panel sizes, 35(5):1007–1014 * impending collapse of primary care, 35(6):1183–1186 * “other” race selection and data collection, 35(5):1030–1031 * physician income disparities by race and gender, 35(4):859–861 * physician-patient relationships and burnout, 35(4):716–723 * practice participation in facilitation during a QI initiative, 35(1):124–139 * predictors of primary care practice among medical students, 35(2):370–379 * primary care physician, and economic inequality, 35(1):35–43 * primary care physicians caring for cancer survivors, 35(4):708–715 * prior experience in quality improvement initiatives, 35(6):1115–1127 * racial/ethnic representation among ABFM certification candidates, 35(1):9–17 * states’ loan repayment and forgiveness programs, 35(5):1015–1025 * **Workload,** changes in career thinking among educators, 35(5):933–939 * **Workplace** * diagnosis and management of plantar dermatoses, 35(2):435–442 * disparities among leadership in family medicine, 35(5):902–905 * hospital health care worker perceptions of COVID-19 risk, 35(2):284–294 * policies and resources to prepare youth for caregiving, 35(4):814–820 * real-time PCR SARS-CoV-2 testing, 35(1):96–101 * **Wrist,** lumps and bumps of, practical management, 35(6):1194–1203 * **WURSS,** melatonin and vitamin C for mild-to-moderate COVID-19, 35(4):695–707 * **Young adults,** policies and resources to prepare for caregiving, 35(4):814–820