Subject Index to Volume 37, 2024

Abortion

clinicians' interest and barriers to medication abortion, 37(4):680–689

racial inequities in female physicians, 37(1):134–136

telehealth medication abortion in primary care, 37(2):295–302

Academic medical centers, factors associated with completion of cardiac stress tests, 37(6):1088–1094

Academies and institutes, Building Research Capacity initiative, 37(6):S96–S101

Access to health care

clinicians' interest and barriers to medication abortion, 37(4):680–689

COVID-19 and ACSC emergency department use, 37(4):792–795

Filipino patient perspectives on health care, 37(2):242–250

physician capacity and usual source of care, 37(3):436–443

telehealth medication abortion in primary care, 37(2):295–302

time with providers among US youth, 37(2):309–315

transgender and nonbinary patient experiences, 37(6):1072–1087

Access to primary care

continuity of care and progression to type 2 diabetes, 37(5):936–938

panel size is declining among family physicians, 37(3):504–505

why are family physicians' panels shrinking?, 37(3):502–503

Accreditation, machine learning, motivation, and certification exam outcomes, 37(2):279–289

Acetazolamide, and acute heart failure, 37(2):351–353

Acupuncture, headache treatment options, 37(4):737–744

Acute pancreatitis, less aggressive hydration and acute pancreatitis, 37(3):487–489

ADFM/NAPCRG Research Summit 2023

advocacy for family medicine research, 37(6):S92–S95

All of Us database for primary care research, 37(6):S144–S155

answering the “Hames 100,” 37(6):S106–S121

building curiosity to increase research capacity, 37(6):S35–S40

Building Research Capacity initiative, 37(6):S96–S101

CERA and family medicine research, 37(6):S77–S79

challenges to publishing family medicine research, 37(6):S80–S84

clinical translational science award network, 37(6):S122–S128

diversity in family medicine research, 37(6):S64–S68

family medicine federal funding, 37(6):S85–S91

family medicine research through community engagement, 37(6):S133–S137

family medicine’s role in payment reform, 37(6):S164–S172

food insecurity and vitamin B12 deficiency, 37(6):S156–S163

institutional advocacy to increase research capacity, 37(6):S102–S105

measuring research capacity with the PACER tool, 37(6):S173–S184

mentoring for family physicians' engagement in research, 37(6):S69–S74

osteopathic research in family medicine, 37(6):S59–S63

pathways to physician scientist careers, 37(6):S49–S52

PBRNs and primary care research, 37(6):S129–S132

the role of PhDs in family medicine research, 37(6):S53–S55

team science in family medicine research, 37(6):S56–S58

trainees of the family medicine research workforce, 37(6):S30–S34

transforming EHR data from practice into research, 37(6):S138–S143

transforming family medicine research, 37(6):S27–S29

why I'm glad I quit my (first) PhD, 37(6):S75–S76

Administration, role of PhDs in family medicine research, 37(6):S53–S55

Adolescent

Medicaid reimbursement and influenza vaccination rates, 37(1):137–146

scope of multimorbidity in family medicine, 37(2):251–260

time with providers among US youth, 37(2):309–315

Advance care planning, comparison of ACP interventions, 37(2):215–227

Advance directives, comparison of ACP interventions, 37(2):215–227

Adverse childhood experiences, disparities in screening for ACEs, 37(1):73–83

Advocacy, for family medicine research, 37(6):S92–S95

Affordable Care Act, Medicaid reimbursement and influenza vaccination rates, 37(1):137–146

Aging

comparison of ACP interventions, 37(2):215–227

scope of multimorbidity in family medicine, 37(2):251–260

AIDS, missed opportunities for HIV prevention, 37(2):261–269

Alanine transaminase, diagnostic methods for fatty liver disease, 37(4):753–772

Alcohol use disorder, improving care for unhealthy alcohol use, 37(6):1027–1037

All of Us database, for primary care research, 37(6):S144–S155

Allergy and immunology, penicillin allergy testing in primary care, 37(6):991–995

Ambulatory care

facilities, the minority tax, 37(5):969–973

medical scribes and EHR documentation practices, 37(2):228–241

sensitive conditions COVID-19 and ACSC emergency department use, 37(4):792–795

American Board of Family Medicine (ABFM), machine learning, motivation, and certification exam outcomes, 37(2):279–289

Amniotomy, early AROM after cervical ripening, 37(1):147–149

Anabolic bone agents, shoring up osteoporosis management, 37(3):490–493

Anti-asthmatic agents, single maintenance and reliever therapy asthma management, 37(4):745–752

Antimicrobials, doxycycline postexposure prophylaxis for STI prevention, 37(6):1140:1142

Antipsychotics, guide to injectable antipsychotics for primary care, 37(4):773–783

Anxiety, minimizing, with IUD insertion, 37(6):1150–1155

AROM, early, after cervical ripening, 37(1):147–149

Artificial intelligence

complexity science predictions about AI/ML, 37(2):332–345

elastic scattering spectroscopy on patient-selected lesions, 37(3):427–435

family medicine must prepare for AI, 37(4):520–524

transforming EHR data from practice into research, 37(6):S138–S143

using EMRs to predict hospitalizations, ED visits, and mortality, 37(4):583–606

Asian Americans

data disaggregation of, commentary, 37(2):346–348

family physicians, data disaggregation of, 37(2):349–350

Aspartate aminotransferase, diagnostic methods for fatty liver disease, 37(4):753–772

Asthma

clinician barriers to ordering pulmonary function tests, 37(2):321–323

single maintenance and reliever therapy asthma management, 37(4):745–752

Atrial fibrillation, DOACs outperform warfarin with reduced kidney function, 37(5):983–985

Behavior therapy, headache treatment options, 37(4):737–744

Behavioral sciences, patient psychological safety, 37(5):809–815

Benchmarking, measuring research capacity with the PACER tool, 37(6):S173–S184

Bibliometrics

increasing family medicine research capacity, 37(6):1047–1054

measuring research capacity with the PACER tool, 37(6):S173–S184

Biomarkers, diagnostic methods for fatty liver disease, 37(4):753–772

Biopsy, diagnostic methods for fatty liver disease, 37(4):753–772

Bipolar disorder, guide to injectable antipsychotics for primary care, 37(4):773–783

Bisphosphonates, shoring up osteoporosis management, 37(3):490–493

Blood pressure, low-income patients with home blood pressure monitors, 37(2):187–195

Body mass index, self-management support improves diabetes outcomes, 37(2):303–308

Burnout

caregiving, organization policy, and burnout, 37(5):847–856

clinician, in rural and urban settings, 37(1):43–58

group coaching for faculty physicians, 37(6):1055–1071

medical scribes and EHR documentation practices, 37(2):228–241

California

patient engagement in a case management program, 37(3):418–426

self-management support improves diabetes outcomes, 37(2):303–308

California health interview survey, screening for health-related social needs, 37(2):180–186

Cancer screening

colorectal cancer screening and social needs, 37(5):868–887

patients’ difficulties with FITs, 37(6):1014–1026

testosterone and cervicovaginal cytology, gender-diverse individuals, 37(6):1009–1013

Cancer survivors, primary care cancer survivorship innovations, 37(3):399–408

Cannabis, and pain management, 37(4):784–789

Capacity building

advocacy for family medicine research, 37(6):S92–S95

Building Research Capacity initiative, 37(6):S96–S101

building curiosity to increase research capacity, 37(6):S35–S40

clinical translational science award network, 37(6):S122–S128

family medicine federal funding, 37(6):S85–S91

institutional advocacy to increase research capacity, 37(6):S102–S105

measuring research capacity with the PACER tool, 37(6):S173–S184

osteopathic research in family medicine, 37(6):S59–S63

pathways to physician scientist careers, 37(6):S49–S52

role of PhDs in family medicine research, 37(6):S53–S55

team science in family medicine research, 37(6):S56–S58

transforming family medicine research, 37(6):S27–S29

Cardiac stress tests, factors associated with completion of, 37(6):1088–1094

Cardiologists, acetazolamide and acute heart failure, 37(2):351–353

Cardiovascular diseases, testosterone replacement therapy in hypogonadal males, 37(5):816–825

Cardiovascular risk factors

GLP-1 RAs and SGLT2-Is to reduce risk, 37(3):372–382

strategies to improve cardiovascular risk factors, 37(3):444–454

Care coordination

care coordination and social needs, 37(5):857–867

primary care cancer survivorship innovations, 37(3):399–408

Career choice, practice patterns of early- and later-career physicians, 37(1):35–42

Caregivers

caregiving, organization policy, and burnout, 37(5):847–856

families' perspectives on navigation after pediatric care, 37(3):479–486

managing MCC and social risks during COVID-19, 37(2):172–179

Case-control studies, prevalence of fluoride varnish application, 37(5):826–832

Case management, program, patient engagement in, 37(3):418–426

Census tract, direct primary care served vulnerable communities, 37(3):455–465

CERA

and family medicine research, 37(6):S77–S79

screening and barriers to communication on food insecurity, 37(2):196–205

Certification

family medicine certification scale stability, 37(5):900–908

machine learning, motivation, and certification exam outcomes, 37(2):279–289

sexual misconduct by physicians, 37(4):698–705

timing of stage completion and exam outcomes, 37(6):1130–1132

Cervical cancer

testosterone and cervicovaginal cytology, gender-diverse individuals, 37(6):1009–1013

Cervical ripening, early AROM after, 37(1):147–149

Cesarean, early AROM after cervical ripening, 37(1):147–149

Change management

implementing integrated behavioral health into health centers, 37(5):833–846

Chi-Square test

hospital readmission rates for in-person vs. telemedicine, 37(2):166–171

machine learning, motivation, and certification exam outcomes, 37(2):279–289

Child health, prevalence of fluoride varnish application, 37(5):826–832

Chronic disease

screening for health-related social needs, 37(2):180–186

telehealth, care connections, and diabetes, 37(2):206–214

testosterone replacement therapy in hypogonadal males, 37(5):816–825

Chronic kidney disease, filtering race out of GFR calculation, 37(6):1146–1148

Chronic pain

cannabis and pain management, 37(4):784–789

COVID-19 pandemic and long-term opioid therapy, 37(2):290–294

long-term opioid therapy for chronic low back pain, 37(1):59–72

veteran status and chronic pain on sedative use, 37(1):118–128

Climate change

challenge of, for physicians, 37(1):4–6

environmental impact of practice-based research, 37(1):22–24

in the exam room, 37(1):15–17

and policy reforms, 37(1):19–20

psychological distress, 37(1):11–14

response to, by physicians, 37(1):7–10

in shared decision-making, 37(1):25–34

weather effects on primary care, 37(1):95–104

Clinical and Translational Science Awards (CTSA) program, PBRNs and primary care research, 37(6):S129–S132

Clinical decision-making

complexity science predictions about AI/ML, 37(2):332–345

using a CDS tool for opioid use disorder, 37(3):389–398

Clinical decision support, using a CDS tool for opioid use disorder, 37(3):389–398

Clinical medicine

Filipino patient perspectives on health care, 37(2):242–250

person-centered, goal-oriented care and quality of life, 37(3):506–511

Clinical prediction rule, primary care COVID risk score validation, 37(2):324–327

Clinical trials, comparison of ACP interventions, 37(2):215–227

Clinicians, burnout in rural and urban settings, 37(1):43–58

Cloud computing, All of Us database for primary care research, 37(6):S144–S155

Cluster headache, treatment options, 37(4):737–744

Coaching

group coaching for faculty physicians, 37(6):1055–1071

peer-coaching to close the intention-to-action gap, 37(6):996–1008

Colorado, improving care for unhealthy alcohol use, 37(6):1027–1037

Colorectal cancer

colorectal cancer screening and social needs, 37(5):868–887

inappropriate ordering of stool DNA tests for screening, 37(2):328–331

patients’ difficulties with FITs, 37(6):1014–1026

screening intervention to increase uptake, 37(4):660–670

Commentaries

Addressing the Marketing Practices of Medicare Advantage Plans, 37(3):494–496

Climate Change: How Will Family Physicians Rise to the Challenge?, 37(1):4–6

Climate Change and Policy Reforms: A View from the Primary Care Clinic, 37(1):19–20

Climate Change Psychological Distress: An Underdiagnosed Cause of Mental Health Disturbances, 37(1):11–14

Data Disaggregation of Asian Americans: Implications for the Physician Workforce, 37(2):346–348

Family Medicine Must Prepare for Artificial Intelligence, 37(4):520–524

How Physicians Should Respond to Climate Change, 37(1):7–10

Lack of Diversity in Female Family Physicians Performing Women’s Health Procedures, 37(1):21

The One Taboo Question, 37(5):979–982

Physician Satisfaction Should Be the Measure of Electronic Health Record Quality for the Nation, 37(4):525–527

Primary Care’s Essential Role in Advancing Health Equity, 37(6):S1–S3

Strong Primary Health Care in the United States – Closer Than We Might Think, 37(6):S4–S7

Training in Gender Affirming Care is Medically Necessary, 37(5):976–978

When Climate Change Shows Up in the Exam Room, 37(1):11–14

Why Are Family Physicians’ Panels Shrinking?, 37(3):502–503

Why Opportunities for Tenure Matter for Minoritized Faculty in Academic Medicine, 37(3):497–501

Common good, primary health care as, 37(6):S15–S20

Communication

comparison of ACP interventions, 37(2):215–227

hospital discharge and transitional care management, 37(4):706–736

medical legal partnership qualitative analysis, 37(4):637–649

medical scribes and EHR documentation practices, 37(2):228–241

Community-based participatory research

family medicine research through community engagement, 37(6):S133–S137

mentoring for family physicians' engagement in research, 37(6):S69–S74

patient perceptions of a healthcare-for-the-homeless clinic, 37(5):888–899

PBRNs and primary care research, 37(6):S129–S132

the role of PhDs in family medicine research, 37(6):S53–S55

smoking cessation support and other needs, 37(1):84–94

transgender and nonbinary patient experiences, 37(6):1072–1087

Community-based research

Filipino patient perspectives on health care, 37(2):242–250

self-management support improves diabetes outcomes, 37(2):303–308

Community health centers

clinical plans based on social context, 37(3):466–478

diabetes monitoring in foreign-born and US-born Latinos, 37(6):1095–1102

implementing integrated behavioral health into health centers, 37(5):833–846

self-management support improves diabetes outcomes, 37(2):303–308

smoking cessation support and other needs, 37(1):84–94

telehealth, care connections, and diabetes, 37(2):206–214

Community health services, family medicine research through community engagement, 37(6):S133–S137

Community medicine

climate change in the exam room, 37(1):15–17

Filipino patient perspectives on health care, 37(2):242–250

rural physicians collaborate with community organizations, 37(6):1167–1169

screening for health-related social needs, 37(2):180–186

Comorbidity, scope of multimorbidity in family medicine, 37(2):251–260

Comparative effectiveness research, mentoring for family physicians' engagement in research, 37(6):S69–S74

Complexity science, predictions about AI/ML, 37(2):332–345

Computer-assisted instruction, improving care for unhealthy alcohol use, 37(6):1027–1037

Confidentiality, time with providers among US youth, 37(2):309–315

Continuing education, GPT-4 on the family medicine in-training examination, 37(4):528–582

Continuity of patient care

care coordination and social needs, 37(5):857–867

continuity of care and progression to type 2 diabetes, 37(5):936–938

hospital readmission rates for in-person vs. telemedicine, 37(2):166–171

managing MCC and social risks during COVID-19, 37(2):172–179

telehealth, care connections, and diabetes, 37(2):206–214

Continuous glucose monitoring, implementation of, 37(4):671–679

Contraceptives

clinicians' interest and barriers to medication abortion, 37(4):680–689

minimizing pain and anxiety with IUD insertion, 37(6):1150–1155

Mirena IUD for 8 years, 37(6):1143–1145

racial inequities in female physicians, 37(1):134–136

Correspondence

chestfeeding for lactating people living with HIV, 37(3):512

doxycycline post-exposure prophylaxis (doxy-PEP) for the prevention of bacterial sexually transmitted infections for men who have sex with men and transgender women, 37(6):1149

kratom: facts, fiction, and the unknown, 37(1):153

low-intensity physical activity promotion in primary care, 37(5):933

outbreak of hand, foot, and mouth disease among university residential students, 37(3):513

re: becoming a phronimos: evidence-based medicine, clinical decision making and the role of practical wisdom in primary care, 37(1):153

re: early-career compensation trends among family physicians, 37(3):514

re: effectiveness of long-term opioid therapy for chronic low back pain, 37(5):933–934

re: friendship as medicine, 37(4):804

re: why do physicians depart their practice? a qualitative study of attrition in a multispecialty ambulatory practice network, 37(3):514

response: re: effectiveness of long-term opioid therapy for chronic low back pain, 37(5):934–935

response: re: why do physicians depart their practice? a qualitative study of attrition in a multispecialty ambulatory practice network, 37(3):515

WONCA Europe 2023 definition of general practice/family medicine: new needs new content, 37(4):803–804

Cost effectiveness

inappropriate ordering of stool DNA tests for screening, 37(2):328–331

person-centered, goal-oriented care and quality of life, 37(3):506–511

Counseling

improving care for unhealthy alcohol use, 37(6):1027–1037

smoking cessation support and other needs, 37(1):84–94

COVID-19

and ACSC emergency department use, 37(4):792–795

managing MCC and social risks, 37(2):172–179

metabolic parameters during and after COVID-19, 37(1):129–133

pandemic, and long-term opioid therapy, 37(2):290–294

primary care COVID risk score validation, 37(2):324–327

safety-net clinician perspectives on telemedicine, 37(3):409–417

Cross-sectional studies

care coordination and social needs, 37(5):857–867

colorectal cancer screening and social needs, 37(5):868–887

family physicians' EHR satisfaction, 37(4):796–798

Medicaid reimbursement and influenza vaccination rates, 37(1):137–146

patient-reported leg cramp treatments and their effectiveness, 37(6):1123–1129

social risks and diabetes metrics, 37(5):939–947

strategies to improve cardiovascular risk factors, 37(3):444–454

trust in clinicians and healthcare-based discrimination, 37(4):607–636

Cultural competency, Filipino patient perspectives on health care, 37(2):242–250

Cultural diversity

in family medicine research, 37(6):S64–S68

lack of, in female family physicians, 37(1):21

Cystatin, filtering race out of GFR calculation, 37(6):1146–1148

Database, for primary care research, 37(6):S144–S155

Delivery of health care

colorectal cancer screening intervention to increase uptake, 37(4):660–670

families' perspectives on navigation after pediatric care, 37(3):479–486

increasing family medicine research capacity, 37(6):1047–1054

primary care and public health integration, 37(6):S8–S11

Dermatology, elastic scattering spectroscopy on patient-selected lesions, 37(3):427–435

Diabetes

metabolic parameters during and after COVID-19, 37(1):129–133

monitoring in foreign-born and US-born Latinos, 37(6):1095–1102

Diabetes mellitus

diagnostic methods for fatty liver disease, 37(4):753–772

point of care hemoglobin A1c testing, 37(4):790–791

self-management support improves outcomes, 37(2):303–308

social risks and diabetes metrics, 37(5):939–947

telehealth and care connections, 37(2):206–214

type 2, sliding scale insulin for hospitalized patients, 37(1):150–152

Diabetic nephropathies, GLP-1 RAs and SGLT2-Is to reduce risk, 37(3):372–382

Diagnostic errors, factors associated with completion of cardiac stress tests, 37(6):1088–1094

Diagnostic screening programs

perspectives on social drivers of health program implementation, 37(6):1103–1122

Diagnostic ultrasound, a simplified approach to manage shoulder pain, 37(6):1156–1166

Discharge planning, hospital discharge and transitional care management, 37(4):706–736

Disease management, primary care cancer survivorship innovations, 37(3):399–408

Diversity

Filipino patient perspectives on health care, 37(2):242–250

gender wage gap and early-career physicians, 37(2):270–278

lack of, in female family physicians, 37(1):21

tenure matters for minoritized faculty, 37(3):497–501

DNA tests, stool, inappropriate ordering of, for screening, 37(2):328–331

Doctor-patient relations

Filipino patient perspectives on health care, 37(2):242–250

patient perceptions of a healthcare-for-the-homeless clinic, 37(5):888–899

person-centered, goal-oriented care and quality of life, 37(3):506–511

trust in clinicians and healthcare-based discrimination, 37(4):607–636

Documentation

commentary, 37(4):525–527

family physicians' EHR satisfaction, 37(4):796–798

practices, EHR, medical scribes and, 37(2):228–241

Doxycycline, postexposure prophylaxis for STI prevention, 37(6):1140:1142

Drug deactivation pouches, for opioid overdose, 37(1):112–117

Drug overdose, opioid, drug deactivation pouches for, 37(1):112–117

Drug therapy, DOACs outperform warfarin with reduced kidney function, 37(5):983–985

E-cigarettes, puffing to persistent smoking cessation, 37(2):354–356

Early detection of cancer, colorectal cancer screening intervention to increase uptake, 37(4):660–670

Early rupture of membranes, induced, after cervical ripening, 37(1):147–149

Edema, acetazolamide and acute heart failure, 37(2):351–353

Editorial Office News and Notes

Peer Reviewers for the Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine in 2022, 37(3):360–363

Priority Updates to the Research Literature (PURLs) Series Now Featured in the JABFM, 37(2):165

Editors' Notes

Artificial Intelligence and Family Medicine, 37(4):517–519

Clinical and Practice Innovation Improving the Practice of Family Medicine, 37(3):357–359

Clinically Relevant Family Medicine Research: Board Certification Updates, 37(5):805–808

A Focus on Climate Change and How It Impacts Family Medicine, 37(1):1–3

Improving Health Through Family Medicine: New Opportunities, Missed Opportunities, 37(6):987–990

Research to Improve Clinical Care in Family Medicine: Big Data, Telehealth, Artificial Intelligence, and More, 37(2):161–164

Education, pathways to physician scientist careers, 37(6):S49–S52

Education of patients, Filipino patient perspectives on health care, 37(2):242–250

Efficiency

Building Research Capacity initiative, 37(6):S96–S101

measuring research capacity with the PACER tool, 37(6):S173–S184

Electronic health records

clinician barriers to ordering pulmonary function tests, 37(2):321–323

continuity of care and progression to type 2 diabetes, 37(5):936–938

diabetes monitoring in foreign-born and US-born Latinos, 37(6):1095–1102

family physicians' EHR satisfaction, 37(4):796–798

medical scribes and EHR documentation practices, 37(2):228–241

penicillin allergy testing in primary care, 37(6):991–995

social risks and diabetes metrics, 37(5):939–947

using EMRs to predict hospitalizations, ED visits, and mortality, 37(4):583–606

Electronic medical records, ability to report care quality, 37(2):316–320

Emergency departments

COVID-19 and ACSC emergency department use, 37(4):792–795

trust in clinicians and healthcare-based discrimination, 37(4):607–636

Emergency room visits, using EMRs to predict hospitalizations, ED visits, and mortality, 37(4):583–606

Emotional exhaustion, caregiving, organization policy, and burnout, 37(5):847–856

End-of-life care, comparison of ACP interventions, 37(2):215–227

End-stage renal disease, filtering race out of GFR calculation, 37(6):1146–1148

Endocrinology

self-management support improves diabetes outcomes, 37(2):303–308

type 2 diabetes in sickle cell disease, 37(5):919–922

Environmental health

climate change and policy reforms, 37(1):19–20

climate change in the exam room, 37(1):15–17

how physicians should respond to climate change, 37(1):7–10

Epidemiology

primary care observations provide advantages, 37(6):1133–1139

scope of multimorbidity in family medicine, 37(2):251–260

Ethnic and racial minorities, the minority tax, 37(5):969–973

Ethnicity, data disaggregation of Asian-American physicians, 37(2):346–348, 37(2):349–350

Evaluation studies

comparison of ACP interventions, 37(2):215–227

family medicine certification scale stability, 37(5):900–908

Evidence-based medicine

answering the “Hames 100,” 37(6):S106–S121

clinical translational science award network, 37(6):S122–S128

minimizing pain and anxiety with IUD insertion, 37(6):1150–1155

primary care observations provide advantages, 37(6):1133–1139

PURLs methodology, 37(4):799–802

single maintenance and reliever therapy asthma management, 37(4):745–752

Factor analysis, patient psychological safety, 37(5):809–815

Faculty

BRC: purposes, components, and activities to date, 37(6):S96–S101

building curiosity to increase research capacity, 37(6):S35–S40

CERA and family medicine research, 37(6):S77–S79

diversity in family medicine research, 37(6):S64–S68

mentoring for family physicians' engagement in research, 37(6):S69–S74

the role of PhDs in family medicine research, 37(6):S53–S55

Faculty scholarship, program requirements and scholarly activity, 37(6):S41–S48

Family health

families' perspectives on navigation after pediatric care, 37(3):479–486

managing MCC and social risks during COVID-19, 37(2):172–179

Family medicine

advocacy for family medicine research, 37(6):S92–S95

All of Us database for primary care research, 37(6):S144–S155

answering the “Hames 100,” 37(6):S106–S121

building curiosity to increase research capacity, 37(6):S35–S40

Building Research Capacity initiative, 37(6):S96–S101

CERA and family medicine research, 37(6):S77–S79

certification scale stability, 37(5):900–908

climate change, and policy reforms, 37(1):19–20

climate change, challenge of 37(1):4–6

climate change, in shared decision-making, 37(1):25–34

clinical translational science award network, 37(6):S122–S128

clinician barriers to ordering pulmonary function tests, 37(2):321–323

clinician burnout in rural and urban settings, 37(1):43–58

clinicians' interest and barriers to medication abortion, 37(4):680–689

commentary, 37(4):525–527

data disaggregation of Asian-American physicians, 37(2):346–348, 37(2):349–350eded

diversity in research, 37(6):S64–S68

elastic scattering spectroscopy on patient-selected lesions, 37(3):427–435

federal funding, 37(6):S85–S91

Filipino patient perspectives on health care, 37(2):242–250

gender wage gap and early-career physicians, 37(2):270–278

GPT-4 on the family medicine in-training examination, 37(4):528–582

how women physicians negotiate their first job, 37(4):690–697

improving care for unhealthy alcohol use, 37(6):1027–1037

increasing family medicine research capacity, 37(6):1047–1054

institutional advocacy to increase research capacity, 37(6):S102–S105

machine learning, motivation, and certification exam outcomes, 37(2):279–289

mentoring for family physicians' engagement in research, 37(6):S69–S74

the minority tax, 37(5):969–973

non-surgical management of urinary incontinence, 37(5):909–918

opioid dose reductions by sex and race, 37(3):383–388

osteopathic research in family medicine, 37(6):S59–S63

pathways to physician scientist careers, 37(6):S49–S52

patient-reported leg cramp treatments and their effectiveness, 37(6):1123–1129

PBRNs and primary care research, 37(6):S129–S132

peer-coaching to close the intention-to-action gap, 37(6):996–1008

practice patterns of early- and later-career physicians, 37(1):35–42

preparation for AI, 37(4):520–524

primary care cancer survivorship innovations, 37(3):399–408

primary care observations provide advantages, 37(6):1133–1139

primary care research agenda for Latino populations, 37(5):948–954

publishing research, challenges to, 37(6):S80–S84

role in payment reform, 37(6):S164–S172

role of PhDs in research, 37(6):S53–S55

scope of multimorbidity in, 37(2):251–260

screening and barriers to communication on food insecurity, 37(2):196–205

screening for health-related social needs, 37(2):180–186

self-management support improves diabetes outcomes, 37(2):303–308

sexual misconduct by physicians, 37(4):698–705

social risks and diabetes metrics, 37(5):939–947

team science in family medicine research, 37(6):S56–S58

tenure matters for minoritized faculty, 37(3):497–501

timing of stage completion and exam outcomes, 37(6):1130–1132

trainees of the family medicine research workforce, 37(6):S30–S34

transforming family medicine research, 37(6):S27–S29

transgender and nonbinary patient experiences, 37(6):1072–1087

type 2 diabetes in sickle cell disease, 37(5):919–922

why I'm glad I quit my (first) PhD, 37(6):S75–S76

Family physicians

Asian American, data disaggregation of, 37(2):346–348, 37(2):349-350

decline of panel size among, 37(3):504–505

EHR satisfaction, 37(4):796–798

gender wage gap and early-career physicians, 37(2):270–278

intention to provide gender affirming care, 37(5):974–975

mentoring for family physicians' engagement in research, 37(6):S69–S74

patient-reported leg cramp treatments and their effectiveness, 37(6):1123–1129

peer-coaching to close the intention-to-action gap, 37(6):996–1008

practice patterns of early- and later-career physicians, 37(1):35–42

rural physicians collaborate with community organizations, 37(6):1167–1169

sexual misconduct by, 37(4):698–705

timing of stage completion and exam outcomes, 37(6):1130–1132

training in gender affirming care, 37(5):976–978

weather effects on primary care, 37(1):95–104

wellness group and weight loss outcomes, 37(6):1038–1046

why are family physicians' panels shrinking?, 37(3):502–503

Family planning services, clinicians' interest and barriers to medication abortion, 37(4):680–689

Family practice, PURLs methodology, 37(4):799–802

Feasibility studies, drug deactivation pouches for opioid overdose, 37(1):112–117

Fecal immunological tests (FITs), patients’ difficulties with, 37(6):1014–1026

Fecal occult blood test, patients’ difficulties with FITs, 37(6):1014–1026

Feedback, peer-coaching to close the intention-to-action gap, 37(6):996–1008

Fellowships

CERA and family medicine research, 37(6):S77–S79

diversity in family medicine research, 37(6):S64–S68

trainees of the family medicine research workforce, 37(6):S30–S34

Florida, drug deactivation pouches for opioid overdose, 37(1):112–117

Fluid resuscitation, less aggressive hydration and acute pancreatitis, 37(3):487–489

Fluoride varnishes, application, prevalence of, 37(5):826–832

Focus groups

screening for health-related social needs, 37(2):180–186

transgender and nonbinary patient experiences, 37(6):1072–1087

Follow-up studies, penicillin allergy testing in primary care, 37(6):991–995

Food insecurity

screening and barriers to communication on, 37(2):196–205

and vitamin B12 deficiency, 37(6):S156–S163

Fracture prevention, shoring up osteoporosis management, 37(3):490–493

Fraud, marketing practices of Medicare Advantage programs, 37(3):494–496

Fructosamine, type 2 diabetes in sickle cell disease, 37(5):919–922

Gastroenterology

colorectal cancer screening and social needs, 37(5):868-887

colorectal cancer screening intervention to increase uptake, 37(4):660–670

diagnostic methods for fatty liver disease, 37(4):753–772

inappropriate ordering of stool DNA tests for screening, 37(2):328–331

patients’ difficulties with FITs, 37(6):1014–1026

Gender

opioid dose reductions by sex and race, 37(3):383–388

testosterone and cervicovaginal cytology, gender-diverse individuals, 37(6):1009–1013

Gender-affirming care

intention to provide gender affirming care, 37(5):974–975

training in gender affirming care, 37(5):976–978

transgender and nonbinary patient experiences, 37(6):1072–1087

Gender equity, gender wage gap and early-career physicians, 37(2):270–278

Geriatrics

comparison of ACP interventions, 37(2):215–227

scope of multimorbidity in family medicine, 37(2):251–260

Glomerular filtration rate, filtering race out of GFR calculation, 37(6):1146–1148

Glucagon-like peptide-1 receptor agonists, and SGLT2-Is, to reduce risk, 37(3):372–382

Goals of care, person-centered, and quality of life, 37(3):506–511

Grants

building curiosity to increase research capacity, 37(6):S35–S40

clinical translational science award network, 37(6):S122–S128

family medicine federal funding, 37(6):S85–S91

Group visits, wellness group and weight loss outcomes, 37(6):1038–1046

Hames Consortium, answering the “Hames 100,” 37(6):S106–S121

Hb A1c

diabetes monitoring in foreign-born and US-born Latinos, 37(6):1095–1102

point of care hemoglobin A1c testing, 37(4):790–791

self-management support and diabetes outcomes, 37(2):303–308

Headache, treatment options, 37(4):737–744

Health behavior, climate change in the exam room, 37(1):15–17

Health care disparities

COVID-19 pandemic and long-term opioid therapy, 37(2):290–294

disparities in screening for ACEs, 37(1):73–83

lack of diversity in female family physicians, 37(1):21

opt-out outpatient HIV screening program, 37(4):650–659

racial inequities in female physicians, 37(1):134–136

telehealth, care connections, and diabetes, 37(2):206–214

trust in clinicians and healthcare-based discrimination, 37(4):607–636

Health care financing, primary health care as a common good, 37(6):S15–S20

Health care quality indicators, measuring research capacity with the PACER tool, 37(6):S173–S184

Health care reform, family medicine’s role in payment reform, 37(6):S164–S172

Health care systems, medical scribes and EHR documentation practices, 37(2):228–241

Health communication

climate change in the exam room, 37(1):15–17

Filipino patient perspectives on health care, 37(2):242–250

the one taboo question, 37(5):979–982

screening and barriers to communication on food insecurity, 37(2):196–205

Health disparities

clinical plans based on social context, 37(3):466–478

families' perspectives on navigation after pediatric care, 37(3):479–486

Filipino patient perspectives on health care, 37(2):242–250

PBRNs and primary care research, 37(6):S129–S132

physician capacity and usual source of care, 37(3):436–443

primary care research agenda for Latino populations, 37(5):948–954

primary care's role in health equity, 37(6):S1–S3

smoking cessation support and other needs, 37(1):84–94

social risks and diabetes metrics, 37(5):939–947

tenure matters for minoritized faculty, 37(3):497–501

transgender and nonbinary patient experiences, 37(6):1072–1087

Health education, climate change in the exam room, 37(1):15–17

Health equity

clinical plans based on social context, 37(3):466–478

Filipino patient perspectives on health care, 37(2):242–250

opioid dose reductions by sex and race, 37(3):383–388

PBRNs and primary care research, 37(6):S129–S132

primary care's role in, 37(6):S1–S3

primary health care and health security, 37(6):S21–S25

primary health care as a common good, 37(6):S15–S20

transgender and nonbinary patient experiences, 37(6):1072–1087

Health inequities

self-management support improves diabetes outcomes, 37(2):303–308

telehealth, care connections, and diabetes, 37(2):206–214

Health insurance, direct primary care served vulnerable communities, 37(3):455–465

Health literacy

Filipino patient perspectives on health care, 37(2):242–250

self-management support improves diabetes outcomes, 37(2):303–308

Health personnel, measuring research capacity with the PACER tool, 37(6):S173–S184

Health plan implementation, perspectives on social drivers of, 37(6):1103–1122

Health policy

advocacy for family medicine research, 37(6):S92–S95

caregiving, organization policy, and burnout, 37(5):847-856

climate change and policy reforms, 37(1):19–20

family medicine’s role in payment reform, 37(6):S164–S172

hospital readmission rates for in-person vs. telemedicine, 37(2):166–171

Medicaid reimbursement and influenza vaccination rates, 37(1):137–146

NASEM standing committee on primary care, 37(6):S12–S14

panel size is declining among family physicians, 37(3):504–505

primary care and public health integration, 37(6):S8–S11

primary care's role in health equity, 37(6):S1–S3

strong primary health care in the United States, 37(6):S4–S7

why are family physicians' panels shrinking?, 37(3):502–503

Health security conference

primary care and public health integration, 37(6):S8–S11

primary care's role in health equity, 37(6):S1–S3

primary health care and health security, 37(6):S21–S25

primary health care as a common good, 37(6):S15–S20

strong primary health care in the United States, 37(6):S4–S7

Health services

colorectal cancer screening intervention to increase uptake, 37(4):660–670

family medicine’s role in payment reform, 37(6):S164–S172

medical scribes and EHR documentation practices, 37(2):228–241

rural physicians collaborate with community organizations, 37(6):1167–1169

trust in clinicians and healthcare-based discrimination, 37(4):607–636

Health services accessibility, time with providers among US youth, 37(2):309–315

Health services needs, primary care research agenda for Latino populations, 37(5):948–954

Health services research

perspectives on social drivers of health program implementation, 37(6):1103–1122

safety-net clinician perspectives on telemedicine, 37(3):409–417

Health workforce, clinician burnout in rural and urban settings, 37(1):43–58

Heart failure

acute, acetazolamide and, 37(2):351–353

chronic, with reduced ejection fraction, 37(3):364–371

Hematology, type 2 diabetes in sickle cell disease, 37(5):919–922

Hispanics

diabetes monitoring in foreign-born and US-born Latinos, 37(6):1095–1102

primary care research agenda for Latino populations, 37(5):948–954

HIV

prevention, missed opportunities for, 37(2):261–269

testing, opt-out outpatient HIV screening program, 37(4):650–659

Homelessness, patient perceptions of a healthcare-for-the-homeless clinic, 37(5):888–899

Hormone replacement therapy

testosterone and cervicovaginal cytology, gender-diverse individuals, 37(6):1009–1013

testosterone replacement therapy in hypogonadal males, 37(5):816–825

Hospital medicine, hospital readmission rates for in-person vs. telemedicine, 37(2):166–171

Hospitalization

primary care COVID risk score validation, 37(2):324–327

sliding scale insulin for hospitalized patients, 37(1):150–152

using EMRs to predict hospitalizations, ED visits, and mortality, 37(4):583–606

Hydration, less aggressive, and acute pancreatitis, 37(3):487–489

Hypersensitivity, penicillin allergy testing in primary care, 37(6):991–995

Hypertension

low-income patients with home blood pressure monitors, 37(2):187–195

metabolic parameters during and after COVID-19, 37(1):129–133

Hypogonadism, testosterone replacement therapy in hypogonadal males, 37(5):816–825

Idaho

ability to report care quality, 37(2):316–320

COVID-19 pandemic and long-term opioid therapy, 37(2):290–294

Immigrants, Filipino patient perspectives on health care, 37(2):242–250

Immunization, Medicaid reimbursement and influenza vaccination rates, 37(1):137–146

Implementation science

clinical translational science award network, 37(6):S122–S128

implementing integrated behavioral health into health centers, 37(5):833–846

perspectives on social drivers of health program implementation, 37(6):1103–1122

strategies to improve cardiovascular risk factors, 37(3):444–454

Income, the one taboo question, 37(5):979–982

Induction, early AROM after cervical ripening, 37(1):147–149

Influenza, vaccination rates, Medicaid reimbursement and, 37(1):137–146

Informatics, clinical translational science award network, 37(6):S122–S128

Information technology

commentary, 37(4):525–527

complexity science predictions about AI/ML, 37(2):332–345

family medicine must prepare for AI, 37(4):520–524

family physicians' EHR satisfaction, 37(4):796–798

machine learning, motivation, and certification exam outcomes, 37(2):279–289

Integrated behavioral health, implementing integrated behavioral health into health centers, 37(5):833–846

Integrated delivery of health care, using a CDS tool for opioid use disorder, 37(3):389–398

Integrated delivery systems

implementing integrated behavioral health into health centers, 37(5):833–846

strong primary health care in the United States, 37(6):S4–S7

Integrated health care systems

patient perceptions of a healthcare-for-the-homeless clinic, 37(5):888–899

perspectives on social drivers of health program implementation, 37(6):1103–1122

Intention, drug deactivation pouches for opioid overdose, 37(1):112–117

Interdisciplinary health team, team science in family medicine research, 37(6):S56–S58

Internal medicine

clinician barriers to ordering pulmonary function tests, 37(2):321–323

elastic scattering spectroscopy on patient-selected lesions, 37(3):427–435

inappropriate ordering of stool DNA tests for screening, 37(2):328–331

type 2 diabetes in sickle cell disease, 37(5):919–922

Intersectionality, opioid dose reductions by sex and race, 37(3):383–388

Intersectoral collaboration, team science in family medicine research, 37(6):S56–S58

Intrauterine devices

minimizing pain and anxiety with IUD insertion, 37(6):1150–1155

Mirena IUD for 8 years, 37(6):1143–1145

Intravenous hydration, less aggressive, and acute pancreatitis, 37(3):487–489

Job tenure, for minoritized faculty, 37(3):497–501

Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine (JABFM), peer reviewers for, 37(3):360-363

Jurisprudence, medical legal partnership qualitative analysis, 37(4):637–649

Labor, early AROM after cervical ripening, 37(1):147–149

Language barriers, Filipino patient perspectives on health care, 37(2):242–250

Latinos

diabetes monitoring in foreign-born and US-born Latinos, 37(6):1095–1102

primary care research agenda for Latino populations, 37(5):948–954

Leadership

diversity in family medicine research, 37(6):S64–S68

increasing family medicine research capacity, 37(6):1047–1054

measuring research capacity with the PACER tool, 37(6):S173–S184

primary health care and health security, 37(6):S21–S25

Learning health system, family medicine research through community engagement, 37(6):S133–S137

Leg cramp treatments, patient-reported, effectiveness of, 37(6):1123–1129

Levonorgestrel intrauterine device, Mirena IUD for 8 years, 37(6):1143–1145

LGBTQ, transgender and nonbinary patient experiences, 37(6):1072–1087

Licensing, family medicine certification scale stability, 37(5):900–908

Lifespan, scope of multimorbidity in family medicine, 37(2):251–260

Lifestyle

self-management support improves diabetes outcomes, 37(2):303–308

testosterone replacement therapy in hypogonadal males, 37(5):816–825

wellness group and weight loss outcomes, 37(6):1038–1046

Linear models, caregiving, organization policy, and burnout, 37(5):847–856

Linear regression

colorectal cancer screening intervention to increase uptake, 37(4):660–670

telehealth, care connections, and diabetes, 37(2):206–214

Liver cirrhosis, diagnostic methods for fatty liver disease, 37(4):753–772

Logistic regression

food insecurity and vitamin B12 deficiency, 37(6):S156–S163

machine learning, motivation, and certification exam outcomes, 37(2):279–289

opioid dose reductions by sex and race, 37(3):383–388

patient engagement in a case management program, 37(3):418–426

social risks and diabetes metrics, 37(5):939–947

telehealth medication abortion in primary care, 37(2):295–302

time with providers among US youth, 37(2):309–315

trust in clinicians and healthcare-based discrimination, 37(4):607–636

Long-acting injectable antipsychotics, guide to, for primary care, 37(4):773–783

Long-acting reversible contraception, Mirena IUD for 8 years, 37(6):1143–1145

Longitudinal studies

caregiving, organization policy, and burnout, 37(5):847–856

family medicine certification scale stability, 37(5):900–908

Low back pain, chronic, long-term opioid therapy for, 37(1):59–72

Machine learning (ML)

complexity science predictions about, 37(2):332–345

motivation and certification exam outcomes, 37(2):279–289

transforming EHR data from practice into research, 37(6):S138–S143

Maps, physician capacity and usual source of care, 37(3):436–443

Marketing practices, of Medicare Advantage programs, 37(3):494–496

MASLD, diagnostic methods for fatty liver disease, 37(4):753–772

Medicaid

patient engagement in case management program, 37(3):418–426

reimbursement and influenza vaccination rates, 37(1):137–146

Medical decision-making, comparison of ACP interventions, 37(2):215–227

Medical education

GPT-4 on the family medicine in-training examination, 37(4):528–582

increasing family medicine research capacity, 37(6):1047–1054

osteopathic research in family medicine, 37(6):S59–S63

trainees of the family medicine research workforce, 37(6):S30–S34

Medical ethics, sexual misconduct by physicians, 37(4):698–705

Medical faculty

family medicine research through community engagement, 37(6):S133–S137

increasing family medicine research capacity, 37(6):1047–1054

minoritized, tenure matters for, 37(3):497–501

the minority tax, 37(5):969–973

Medical informatics

ability to report care quality, 37(2):316–320

commentary, 37(4):525–527

complexity science predictions about AI/ML, 37(2):332–345

family medicine must prepare for AI, 37(4):520–524

family physicians' EHR satisfaction, 37(4):796–798

Medical-legal partnership, medical legal partnership qualitative analysis, 37(4):637–649

Medical marijuana, and pain management, 37(4):784–789

Medicare, marketing practices of Medicare Advantage programs, 37(3):494–496

Medicare Advantage, programs, marketing practices of, 37(3):494–496

Menopause, treatment of vasomotor symptoms, 37(5):923–932

Mental health

climate change psychological distress, 37(1):11–14

guide to injectable antipsychotics for primary care, 37(4):773–783

Mental health services, implementing integrated behavioral health into health centers, 37(5):833–846

Mentoring

mentoring for family physicians' engagement in research, 37(6):S69–S74

why I'm glad I quit my (first) PhD, 37(6):S75–S76

Mentors, pathways to physician scientist careers, 37(6):S49–S52

Metabolic parameters, during and after COVID-19, 37(1):129–133

Michigan

climate change in shared decision-making, 37(1):25–34

penicillin allergy testing in primary care, 37(6):991–995

Middle aged, colorectal cancer screening intervention to increase uptake, 37(4):660–670

Mifepristone

clinicians' interest and barriers to medication abortion, 37(4):680–689

telehealth medication abortion in primary care, 37(2):295–302

Migraine, treatment options, 37(4):737–744

Mini Z, clinician burnout in rural and urban settings, 37(1):43–58

Minnesota, clinicians' interest and barriers to medication abortion, 37(4):680–689

Minority health

diabetes monitoring in foreign-born and US-born Latinos, 37(6):1095–1102

diversity in family medicine research, 37(6):S64–S68

Filipino patient perspectives on health care, 37(2):242–250

low-income patients with home blood pressure monitors, 37(2):187–195

transgender and nonbinary patient experiences, 37(6):1072–1087

Misoprostol, clinicians' interest and barriers to medication abortion, 37(4):680–689

Motivation, machine learning and certification exam outcomes, 37(2):279–289

MSM, doxycycline postexposure prophylaxis for STI prevention, 37(6):1140:1142

Multicenter studies

All of Us database for primary care research, 37(6):S144–S155

food insecurity and vitamin B12 deficiency, 37(6):S156–S163

Multimorbidity, scope of, in family medicine, 37(2):251–260

Multiple chronic conditions, and social risks during COVID-19, 37(2):172–179

Muscle cramps, patient-reported leg cramp treatments, 37(6):1123–1129

Muscle spasms, patient-reported leg cramp treatments, 37(6):1123–1129

National Academy of Sciences, US, primary health care and health security, 37(6):S21–S25

National Institutes of Health, US, family medicine federal funding, 37(6):S85–S91

National Survey of Children's Health, time with providers among US youth, 37(2):309–315

Negotiating, how women physicians negotiate their first job, 37(4):690–697

Neuromodulators, headache treatment options, 37(4):737–744

New Jersey

family medicine research through community engagement, 37(6):S133–S137

implementing integrated behavioral health into health centers, 37(5):833–846

North Carolina, metabolic parameters during and after COVID-19, 37(1):129–133

Nurse practitioners, clinician barriers to ordering pulmonary function tests, 37(2):321–323

Nutrition assessment, screening and barriers to communication on food insecurity, 37(2):196–205

Nutritionists, wellness group and weight loss outcomes, 37(6):1038–1046

Obesity

diagnostic methods for fatty liver disease, 37(4):753–772

GLP-1 RAs and SGLT2-Is to reduce risk, 37(3):372–382

metabolic parameters during and after COVID-19, 37(1):129–133

wellness group and weight loss outcomes, 37(6):1038–1046

Observation, primary care observations provide advantages, 37(6):1133–1139

Opioid-related disorders, using a CDS tool for opioid use disorder, 37(3):389–398

Opioids

COVID-19 pandemic and long-term opioid therapy, 37(2):290–294

dose reductions by sex and race, 37(3):383–388

drug deactivation pouches for opioid overdose, 37(1):112–117

long-term opioid therapy for chronic low back pain, 37(1):59–72

Oral health, prevalence of fluoride varnish application, 37(5):826–832

Oregon, ability to report care quality, 37(2):316–320

Organization and administration, family medicine’s role in payment reform, 37(6):S164–S172

Organizational innovation, climate change in the exam room, 37(1):15–17

Osteopathic manipulation

headache treatment options, 37(4):737–744

osteopathic research in family medicine, 37(6):S59–S63

Osteopathic medicine, osteopathic research in family medicine, 37(6):S59–S63

Osteopathic physicians, osteopathic research in family medicine, 37(6):S59–S63

Osteoporosis, management, shoring up, 37(3):490–493

Outcomes assessment

clinical plans based on social context, 37(3):466–478

medical scribes and EHR documentation practices, 37(2):228–241

trust in clinicians and healthcare-based discrimination, 37(4):607–636

Overactive bladder, non-surgical management of urinary incontinence, 37(5):909–918

Overweight

metabolic parameters during and after COVID-19, 37(1):129–133

wellness group and weight loss outcomes, 37(6):1038–1046

Pain management

cannabis and, 37(4):784–789

headache treatment options, 37(4):737–744

long-term opioid therapy for chronic low back pain, 37(1):59–72

minimizing pain and anxiety with IUD insertion, 37(6):1150–1155

opioid dose reductions by sex and race, 37(3):383–388

Pandemics

COVID-19, and ACSC emergency department use, 37(4):792–795

COVID-19, and long-term opioid therapy, 37(2):290–294

managing MCC and social risks during COVID-19, 37(2):172–179

safety-net clinician perspectives on telemedicine, 37(3):409–417

Panel size, decline of, among family physicians, 37(3):504–505

Papanicolaou test

testosterone and cervicovaginal cytology, gender-diverse individuals, 37(6):1009–1013

Patient adherence, low-income patients with home blood pressure monitors, 37(2):187–195

Patient care

high-performing teamlets in primary care, 37(1):105–111

lack of diversity in female family physicians, 37(1):21

racial inequities in female physicians, 37(1):134–136

Patient care team

care coordination and social needs, 37(5):857–867

high-performing teamlets in primary care, 37(1):105–111

improving care for unhealthy alcohol use, 37(6):1027–1037

opioid dose reductions by sex and race, 37(3):383–388

patient psychological safety, 37(5):809–815

screening for health-related social needs, 37(2):180–186

telehealth, care connections, and diabetes, 37(2):206–214

Patient-centered care

clinical plans based on social context, 37(3):466–478

Filipino patient perspectives on health care, 37(2):242–250

improving care for unhealthy alcohol use, 37(6):1027–1037

patient perceptions of a healthcare-for-the-homeless clinic, 37(5):888–899

patient psychological safety, 37(5):809–815

PBRNs and primary care research, 37(6):S129–S132

person-centered, goal-oriented care and quality of life, 37(3):506–511

self-management support improves diabetes outcomes, 37(2):303–308

telehealth, care connections, and diabetes, 37(2):206–214

telehealth medication abortion in primary care, 37(2):295–302

Patient compliance, person-centered, goal-oriented care and quality of life, 37(3):506–511

Patient discharge, hospital readmission rates for in-person vs. telemedicine, 37(2):166–171

Patient education, self-management support improves diabetes outcomes, 37(2):303–308

Patient engagement, in a case management program, 37(3):418–426

Patient navigators

families' perspectives on navigation after pediatric care, 37(3):479–486

Filipino patient perspectives on health care, 37(2):242–250

Patient participation

person-centered, goal-oriented care and quality of life, 37(3):506–511

transgender and nonbinary patient experiences, 37(6):1072–1087

Patient readmission

acetazolamide and acute heart failure, 37(2):351–353

hospital readmission rates for in-person vs. telemedicine, 37(2):166–171

Patient-reported outcome measures

long-term opioid therapy for chronic low back pain, 37(1):59–72

patient-reported leg cramp treatments and their effectiveness, 37(6):1123–1129

Patient safety

cannabis and pain management, 37(4):784–789

factors associated with completion of cardiac stress tests, 37(6):1088–1094

hospital discharge and transitional care management, 37(4):706–736

patient psychological safety, 37(5):809–815

Patient satisfaction

care coordination and social needs, 37(5):857–867

lack of diversity in female family physicians, 37(1):21

point of care hemoglobin A1c testing, 37(4):790–791

racial inequities in female physicians, 37(1):134–136

Pay equity

gender wage gap and early-career physicians, 37(2):270–278

how women physicians negotiate their first job, 37(4):690–697

Pearl Index, Mirena IUD for 8 years, 37(6):1143–1145

Pediatrics

families' perspectives on navigation after pediatric care, 37(3):479–486

scope of multimorbidity in family medicine, 37(2):251–260

time with providers among US youth, 37(2):309–315

Penicillin allergy, testing in primary care, 37(6):991–995

Perceived discrimination, trust in clinicians and, 37(4):607–636

Perception, primary care observations provide advantages, 37(6):1133–1139

Personalized medicine, person-centered, goal-oriented care and quality of life, 37(3):506–511

Pharmacology

climate change in shared decision-making, 37(1):25–34

GLP-1 RAs and SGLT2-Is to reduce risk, 37(3):372–382

headache treatment options, 37(4):737–744

Pharmacotherapy

chronic heart failure with reduced ejection fraction, 37(3):364–371

single maintenance and reliever therapy asthma management, 37(4):745–752

Phronimos, 37(1):153–154

Physical examination, simplified approach to manage shoulder pain, 37(6):1156–1166

Physical therapy, simplified approach to manage shoulder pain, 37(6):1156–1166

Physician assistants, clinician barriers to ordering pulmonary function tests, 37(2):321–323

Physician-patient relations

lack of diversity in female family physicians, 37(1):21

the one taboo question, 37(5):979–982

racial inequities in female physicians, 37(1):134–136

Physician satisfaction

commentary, 37(4):525–527

family physicians' EHR satisfaction, 37(4):796–798

Physicians

clinician barriers to ordering pulmonary function tests, 37(2):321–323

clinician burnout in rural and urban settings, 37(1):43–58

group coaching for faculty physicians, 37(6):1055–1071

machine learning, motivation, and certification exam outcomes, 37(2):279–289

medical scribes and EHR documentation practices, 37(2):228–241

role in response to climate change, 37(1):7–10

Physician's practice patterns

opioid dose reductions by sex and race, 37(3):383–388

person-centered, goal-oriented care and quality of life, 37(3):506–511

Pleural effusion, acetazolamide and acute heart failure, 37(2):351–353

Point-of-care systems, hemoglobin A1c testing, 37(4):790–791

Policy

caregiving, organization policy, and burnout, 37(5):847–856

climate change psychological distress, 37(1):11–14

gender wage gap and early-career physicians, 37(2):270–278

Policy making, climate change and policy reforms, 37(1):19–20

Population health

environmental impact of practice-based research, 37(1):22–24

Filipino patient perspectives on health care, 37(2):242–250

patient engagement in a case management program, 37(3):418–426

PBRNs and primary care research, 37(6):S129–S132

primary care and public health integration, 37(6):S8–S11

primary health care as a common good, 37(6):S15–S20

Postexposure prophylaxis, doxycycline for STI prevention, 37(6):1140:1142

Practice-based research

answering the “Hames 100,” 37(6):S106–S121

community engagement, 37(6):S133–S137

environmental impact of, 37(1):22–24

reflections of PBRN directors, 37(5):955–968

smoking cessation support and other needs, 37(1):84–94

Practice-based research networks

directors, reflections of, 37(5):955–968

environmental impact of practice-based research, 37(1):22–24

mentoring for family physicians' engagement in research, 37(6):S69–S74

and primary care research, 37(6):S129–S132

Pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP), missed opportunities for HIV prevention, 37(2):261–269

Precision medicine

All of Us database for primary care research, 37(6):S144–S155

food insecurity and vitamin B12 deficiency, 37(6):S156–S163

Prediabetic state, continuity of care and progression to type 2 diabetes, 37(5):936–938

Pregnancy, early AROM after cervical ripening, 37(1):147–149

Prevalence

inappropriate ordering of stool DNA tests for screening, 37(2):328–331

prevalence of fluoride varnish application, 37(5):826–832

Preventive health services, primary care cancer survivorship innovations, 37(3):399–408

Preventive medicine

colorectal cancer screening intervention to increase uptake, 37(4):660–670

disparities in screening for ACEs, 37(1):73–83

inappropriate ordering of stool DNA tests for screening, 37(2):328–331

testosterone replacement therapy in hypogonadal males, 37(5):816–825

Primary care physicians

complexity science predictions about AI/ML, 37(2):332–345

elastic scattering spectroscopy on patient-selected lesions, 37(3):427–435

how women physicians negotiate their first job, 37(4):690–697

implementation of continuous glucose monitoring, 37(4):671–679

physician capacity and usual source of care, 37(3):436–443

primary care cancer survivorship innovations, 37(3):399–408

primary care observations provide advantages, 37(6):1133–1139

Primary health care

ability to report care quality, 37(2):316–320

advocacy for family medicine research, 37(6):S92–S95

All of Us database for primary care research, 37(6):S144–S155

cancer survivorship innovations, 37(3):399–408

care coordination and social needs, 37(5):857–867

caregiving, organization policy, and burnout, 37(5):847–856

climate change and policy reforms, 37(1):19–20

climate change in shared decision-making, 37(1):25–34

climate change psychological distress, 37(1):11–14

clinical translational science award network, 37(6):S122–S128

clinician barriers to ordering pulmonary function tests, 37(2):321–323

clinicians' interest and barriers to medication abortion, 37(4):680–689

colorectal cancer screening intervention to increase uptake, 37(4):660–670

as a common good, 37(6):S15–S20

comparison of ACP interventions, 37(2):215–227

complexity science predictions about AI/ML, 37(2):332–345

continuity of care and progression to type 2 diabetes, 37(5):936–938

COVID-19 and ACSC emergency department use, 37(4):792–795

COVID-19 pandemic and long-term opioid therapy, 37(2):290–294

COVID-19 risk score validation, 37(2):324–327

data disaggregation of Asian-American physicians, 37(2):349–350

direct primary care served vulnerable communities, 37(3):455–465

disparities in screening for ACEs, 37(1):73–83

diversity in family medicine research, 37(6):S64–S68

factors associated with completion of cardiac stress tests, 37(6):1088–1094

family medicine research through community engagement, 37(6):S133–S137

family medicine’s role in payment reform, 37(6):S164–S172

Filipino patient perspectives on health care, 37(2):242–250

GLP-1 RAs and SGLT2-Is to reduce risk, 37(3):372–382

guide to injectable antipsychotics, 37(4):773–783

and health security, 37(6):S21–S25

high-performing teamlets in primary care, 37(1):105–111

hospital discharge and transitional care management, 706–736

hospital readmission rates for in-person vs. telemedicine, 37(2):166–171

how women physicians negotiate their first job, 37(4):690–697

implementation of continuous glucose monitoring, 37(4):671–679

implementing integrated behavioral health into health centers, 37(5):833–846

improving care for unhealthy alcohol use, 37(6):1027–1037

low-income patients with home blood pressure monitors, 37(2):187–195

managing MCC and social risks during COVID-19, 37(2):172–179

medical legal partnership qualitative analysis, 37(4):637–649

medical scribes and EHR documentation practices, 37(2):228–241

metabolic parameters during and after COVID-19, 37(1):129–133

NASEM standing committee on, 37(6):S12–S14

opt-out outpatient HIV screening program, 37(4):650–659

panel size is declining among family physicians, 37(3):504–505

pathways to physician scientist careers, 37(6):S49–S52

patient perceptions of a healthcare-for-the-homeless clinic, 37(5):888–899

patient psychological safety, 37(5):809–815

patient-reported leg cramp treatments and their effectiveness, 37(6):1123–1129

PBRNs and primary care research, 37(6):S129–S132

peer-coaching to close the intention-to-action gap, 37(6):996–1008

penicillin allergy testing, 37(6):991–995

person-centered, goal-oriented care and quality of life, 37(3):506–511

perspectives on social drivers of health program implementation, 37(6):1103–1122

physician capacity and usual source of care, 37(3):436–443

point of care hemoglobin A1c testing, 37(4):790–791

prevalence of fluoride varnish application, 37(5):826–832

primary care observations provide advantages, 37(6):1133–1139

and public health integration, 37(6):S8–S11

PURLs methodology, 37(4):799–802

research agenda for Latino populations, 37(5):948–954

role in health equity, 37(6):S1–S3

rural physicians collaborate with community organizations, 37(6):1167–1169

safety-net clinician perspectives on telemedicine, 37(3):409–417

screening for health-related social needs, 37(2):180–186

self-management support improves diabetes outcomes, 37(2):303–308

single maintenance and reliever therapy asthma management, 37(4):745–752

smoking cessation support and other needs, 37(1):84–94

social risks and diabetes metrics, 37(5):939–947

strategies to improve cardiovascular risk factors, 37(3):444–454

strong, in the United States, 37(6):S4–S7

telehealth medication abortion in, 37(2):295–302

testosterone and cervicovaginal cytology, gender-diverse individuals, 37(6):1009–1013

testosterone replacement therapy in hypogonadal males, 37(5):816–825

time with providers among US youth, 37(2):309–315

transforming EHR data from practice into research, 37(6):S138–S143

transgender and nonbinary patient experiences, 37(6):1072–1087

trust in clinicians and healthcare-based discrimination, 37(4):607–636

using a CDS tool for opioid use disorder, 37(3):389–398

using EMRs to predict hospitalizations, ED visits, and mortality, 37(4):583–606

weather effects on primary care, 37(1):95–104

why are family physicians' panels shrinking?, 37(3):502–503

why I'm glad I quit my (first) PhD, 37(6):S75–S76

PRIME registry, transforming EHR data from practice into research, 37(6):S138–S143

Prior authorization, marketing practices of Medicare advantage programs, 37(3):494–496

Process assessment, improving care for unhealthy alcohol use, 37(6):1027–1037

Professional education, why I'm glad I quit my (first) PhD, 37(6):S75–S76

Professional misconduct, sexual misconduct by physicians, 37(4):698–705

Prognosis, primary care COVID risk score validation, 37(2):324–327

Program requirements, and scholarly activity, 37(6):S41–S48

Prospective studies

elastic scattering spectroscopy on patient-selected lesions, 37(3):427–435

low-income patients with home blood pressure monitors, 37(2):187–195

Psychiatry, guide to injectable antipsychotics for primary care, 37(4):773–783

Psychological distress, climate change, 37(1):11–14

Psychological safety, patient, 37(5):809–815

Psychological well-being, group coaching for faculty physicians, 37(6):1055–1071

Psychometrics, family medicine certification scale stability, 37(5):900–908

Public health

All of Us database for primary care research, 37(6):S144–S155

climate change and policy reforms, 37(1):19–20

climate change in the exam room, 37(1):15–17

disparities in screening for ACEs, 37(1):73–83

doxycycline postexposure prophylaxis for STI prevention, 37(6):1140:1142

families' perspectives on navigation after pediatric care, 37(3):479–486

inappropriate ordering of stool DNA tests for screening, 37(2):328–331

opt-out outpatient HIV screening program, 37(4):650–659

PBRNs and primary care research, 37(6):S129–S132

primary care and public health integration, 37(6):S8–S11

primary health care and health security, 37(6):S21–S25

rural physicians collaborate with community organizations, 37(6):1167–1169

Publishing, trainees of the family medicine research workforce, 37(6):S30–S34

Pulmonary function tests, ordering, clinician barriers to, 37(2):321–323

Qualitative research

caregiving, organization policy, and burnout, 37(5):847–856

comparison of ACP interventions, 37(2):215–227

families' perspectives on navigation after pediatric care, 37(3):479–486

Filipino patient perspectives on health care, 37(2):242–250

high-performing teamlets in primary care, 37(1):105–111

implementation of continuous glucose monitoring, 37(4):671–679

implementing integrated behavioral health into health centers, 37(5):833–846

managing MCC and social risks during COVID-19, 37(2):172–179

medical legal partnership qualitative analysis, 37(4):637–649

peer-coaching to close the intention-to-action gap, 37(6):996–1008

perspectives on social drivers of health program implementation, 37(6):1103–1122

primary care cancer survivorship innovations, 37(3):399–408

transgender and nonbinary patient experiences, 37(6):1072–1087

using a CDS tool for opioid use disorder, 37(3):389–398

Quality improvement

ability to report care quality, 37(2):316–320

complexity science predictions about AI/ML, 37(2):332–345

factors associated with completion of cardiac stress tests, 37(6):1088–1094

medical scribes and EHR documentation practices, 37(2):228–241

opt-out outpatient HIV screening program, 37(4):650–659

peer-coaching to close the intention-to-action gap, 37(6):996–1008

strategies to improve cardiovascular risk factors, 37(3):444–454

telehealth, care connections, and diabetes, 37(2):206–214

transforming EHR data from practice into research, 37(6):S138–S143

Quality of care

ability to report care quality, 37(2):316–320

clinician barriers to ordering pulmonary function tests, 37(2):321–323

Filipino patient perspectives on health care, 37(2):242–250

improving care for unhealthy alcohol use, 37(6):1027–1037

transforming EHR data from practice into research, 37(6):S138–S143

Quality of health care, clinical translational science award network, 37(6):S122–S128

Quality of life, person-centered, goal-oriented care and quality of life, 37(3):506–511

Quantitative research

clinician burnout in rural and urban settings, 37(1):43–58

colorectal cancer screening intervention to increase uptake, 37(4):660–670

medical scribes and EHR documentation practices, 37(2):228–241

telehealth medication abortion in primary care, 37(2):295–302

Race

filtering race out of GFR calculation, 37(6):1146–1148

opioid dose reductions by sex and race, 37(3):383–388

Range of motion, simplified approach to manage shoulder pain, 37(6):1156–1166

Reduced ejection fraction, in chronic heart failure, 37(3):364–371

Referral and consultation, inappropriate ordering of stool DNA tests for screening, 37(2):328–331

Registries

long-term opioid therapy for chronic low back pain, 37(1):59–72

opioid dose reductions by sex and race, 37(3):383–388

transforming EHR data from practice into research, 37(6):S138–S143

Regression analysis

gender wage gap and early-career physicians, 37(2):270–278

self-management support improves diabetes outcomes, 37(2):303–308

Renal insufficiency, DOACs outperform warfarin with reduced kidney function, 37(5):983–985

Reproductive health

clinicians' interest and barriers to medication abortion, 37(4):680–689

lack of diversity in female family physicians, 37(1):21

minimizing pain and anxiety with IUD insertion, 37(6):1150–1155

racial inequities in female physicians, 37(1):134–136

telehealth medication abortion in primary care, 37(2):295–302

testosterone replacement therapy in hypogonadal males, 37(5):816–825

Research

answering the “Hames 100,” 37(6):S106–S121

building curiosity to increase research capacity, 37(6):S35–S40

CERA and family medicine research, 37(6):S77–S79

clinical translational science award network, 37(6):S122–S128

diversity in family medicine research, 37(6):S64–S68

family medicine federal funding, 37(6):S85–S91

institutional advocacy to increase research capacity, 37(6):S102–S105

mentoring for family physicians' engagement in research, 37(6):S69–S74

osteopathic research in family medicine, 37(6):S59–S63

pathways to physician scientist careers, 37(6):S49–S52

the role of PhDs in family medicine research, 37(6):S53–S55

transforming EHR data from practice into research, 37(6):S138–S143

Research capacity building, increasing family medicine research capacity, 37(6):1047–1054

Research design, family medicine certification scale stability, 37(5):900–908

Research personnel, measuring research capacity with the PACER tool, 37(6):S173–S184

Research support, advocacy for family medicine research, 37(6):S92–S95

Residency

CERA and family medicine research, 37(6):S77–S79

intention to provide gender affirming care, 37(5):974–975

training in gender affirming care, 37(5):976–978

why I'm glad I quit my (first) PhD, 37(6):S75–S76

Residency accreditation

program requirements and scholarly activity, 37(6):S41–S48

transforming family medicine research, 37(6):S27–S29

Resource allocation, measuring research capacity with the PACER tool, 37(6):S173–S184

Retrospective cohort studies

disparities in screening for ACEs, 37(1):73–83

long-term opioid therapy for chronic low back pain, 37(1):59–72

Retrospective studies

All of Us database for primary care research, 37(6):S144–S155

continuity of care and progression to type 2 diabetes, 37(5):936–938

factors associated with completion of cardiac stress tests, 37(6):1088–1094

food insecurity and vitamin B12 deficiency, 37(6):S156–S163

medical scribes and EHR documentation practices, 37(2):228–241

opioid dose reductions by sex and race, 37(3):383–388

prevalence of fluoride varnish application, 37(5):826–832

scope of multimorbidity in family medicine, 37(2):251–260

telehealth, care connections, and diabetes, 37(2):206–214

telehealth medication abortion in primary care, 37(2):295–302

testosterone and cervicovaginal cytology, gender-diverse individuals, 37(6):1009–1013

Risk assessment, cannabis and pain management, 37(4):784–789

Risk factors, patient engagement in a case management program, 37(3):418–426

Risk score, primary care COVID risk score validation, 37(2):324–327

Rotator cuff injuries, simplified approach to manage shoulder pain, 37(6):1156–1166

Rural health

clinician burnout in rural and urban settings, 37(1):43–58

Filipino patient perspectives on health care, 37(2):242–250

Rural population, point of care hemoglobin A1c testing, 37(4):790–791

Safety-net clinics, clinician perspectives on telemedicine, 37(3):409–417

Safety-net providers

clinician barriers to ordering pulmonary function tests, 37(2):321–323

colorectal cancer screening intervention to increase uptake, 37(4):660–670

Salaries and fringe benefits, how women physicians negotiate their first job, 37(4):690–697

SARS-CoV-2, primary care COVID risk score validation, 37(2):324–327

Scales

family medicine certification scale stability, 37(5):900–908

patient psychological safety, 37(5):809–815

Schizoaffective disorder, guide to injectable antipsychotics for primary care, 37(4):773–783

Schizophrenia, guide to injectable antipsychotics for primary care, 37(4):773–783

Scholarly activity, program requirements and scholarly activity, 37(6):S41–S48

Scholarly publishing

challenges to publishing family medicine research, 37(6):S80–S84

family medicine research through community engagement, 37(6):S133–S137

Scholarships

diversity in family medicine research, 37(6):S64–S68

increasing family medicine research capacity, 37(6):1047–1054

Scope of practice

clinicians' interest and barriers to medication abortion, 37(4):680–689

practice patterns of early- and later-career physicians, 37(1):35–42

Screening

colorectal cancer screening intervention to increase uptake, 37(4):660–670

disparities in screening for ACEs, 37(1):73–83

for food insecurity, 37(2):196–205

improving care for unhealthy alcohol use, 37(6):1027–1037

inappropriate ordering of stool DNA tests for, 37(2):328–331

opt-out outpatient HIV screening program, 37(4):650–659

trust in clinicians and healthcare-based discrimination, 37(4):607–636

Secondary data analysis, clinician burnout in rural and urban settings, 37(1):43–58

Sedatives, veteran status and chronic pain on sedative use, 37(1):118–128

Selection bias, primary care observations provide advantages, 37(6):1133–1139

Self efficacy, patient perceptions of a healthcare-for-the-homeless clinic, 37(5):888–899

Self-management, support, and diabetes outcomes, 37(2):303–308

Serum creatinine, filtering race out of GFR calculation, 37(6):1146–1148

Sexual misconduct, by physicians, 37(4):698–705

Sexually transmitted infections

missed opportunities for HIV prevention, 37(2):261–269

prevention, doxycycline postexposure prophylaxis for, 37(6):1140:1142

Shared decision-making

climate change in shared decision-making, 37(1):25–34

clinical plans based on social context, 37(3):466–478

Shoulder pain, simplified approach to evaluate and manage, 37(6):1156–1166

Sickle cell disease, type 2 diabetes in, 37(5):919–922

Single maintenance and reliever therapy (SMART), asthma management, 37(4):745–752

Singleton, early AROM after cervical ripening, 37(1):147–149

Skin cancer, elastic scattering spectroscopy on patient-selected lesions, 37(3):427–435

Sliding scale insulin, for hospitalized patients, 37(1):150–152

Smoking cessation, support and other needs, 37(1):84–94

Social determinants of health

clinical plans based on social context, 37(3):466–478

colorectal cancer screening and social needs, 37(5):868–887

disparities in screening for ACEs, 37(1):73–83

families' perspectives on navigation after pediatric care, 37(3):479–486

food insecurity and vitamin B12 deficiency, 37(6):S156–S163

how physicians should respond to climate change, 37(1):7–10

medical legal partnership qualitative analysis, 37(4):637–649

the one taboo question, 37(5):979–982

patient engagement in a case management program, 37(3):418–426

perspectives on social drivers of health program implementation, 37(6):1103–1122

rural physicians collaborate with community organizations, 37(6):1167–1169

screening and barriers to communication on food insecurity, 37(2):196–205

screening for health-related social needs, 37(2):180–186

smoking cessation support and other needs, 37(1):84–94

social risks and diabetes metrics, 37(5):939–947

strong primary health care in the United States, 37(6):S4–S7

telehealth, care connections, and diabetes, 37(2):206–214

trust in clinicians and healthcare-based discrimination, 37(4):607–636

Social factors

colorectal cancer screening and social needs, 37(5):868–887

medical legal partnership qualitative analysis, 37(4):637–649

perspectives on social drivers of health program implementation, 37(6):1103–1122

screening for health-related social needs, 37(2):180–186

Social justice, primary health care as a common good, 37(6):S15–S20

Social needs, care coordination and, 37(5):857–867

Social risk factors

clinical plans based on social context, 37(3):466–478

families' perspectives on navigation after pediatric care, 37(3):479–486

social risks and diabetes metrics, 37(5):939–947

Social services

families' perspectives on navigation after pediatric care, 37(3):479–486

rural physicians collaborate with community organizations, 37(6):1167–1169

Social support, patient perceptions of a healthcare-for-the-homeless clinic, 37(5):888–899

Social vulnerability, direct primary care served vulnerable communities, 37(3):455–465

Social workers, care coordination and social needs, 37(5):857–867

Sociodemographic factors, associated with completion of cardiac stress tests, 37(6):1088–1094

Socioeconomic factors, data disaggregation of Asian-American physicians, 37(2):346–348, 37(2):349–350

Sodium-glucose transporter 2 inhibitors, GLP-1 RAs and SGLT2-Is to reduce risk, 37(3):372–382

Special communications

Building a Primary Care Research Agenda for Latino Populations in the Setting of the Latino Paradox: A Report from the 2023 Latino Primary Care Summit, 37(5):948–954

In Defense of Generalists: Primary Care Observations Have Systematic Advantages, 37(6):1133–1139

The Essential Role of Primary Health Care for Health Security, 37(6):S21–S25

Looking Back to Move Forward: Reflections of PBRN Directors, 37(5):955–968

What Complexity Science Predicts About the Potential of Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning to Improve Primary Care, 37(2):332–345

Specialty boards

machine learning, motivation, and certification exam outcomes, 37(2):279–289

sexual misconduct by physicians, 37(4):698–705

timing of stage completion and exam outcomes, 37(6):1130–1132

Spectroscopy, elastic scattering spectroscopy on patient-selected lesions, 37(3):427–435

Sports medicine, simplified approach to manage shoulder pain, 37(6):1156–1166

Statistics

All of Us database for primary care research, 37(6):S144–S155

family medicine certification scale stability, 37(5):900–908

Stress urinary incontinence, non-surgical management, 37(5):909–918

Students, pathways to physician scientist careers, 37(6):S49–S52

Substance-related disorders

cannabis and pain management, 37(4):784–789

drug deactivation pouches for opioid overdose, 37(1):112–117

using a CDS tool for opioid use disorder, 37(3):389–398

veteran status and chronic pain on sedative use, 37(1):118–128

Substance use disorders

COVID-19 pandemic and long-term opioid therapy, 37(2):290–294

opioid dose reductions by sex and race, 37(3):383–388

Support systems, using a CDS tool for opioid use disorder, 37(3):389–398

Surveys and questionnaires

care coordination and social needs, 37(5):857–867

caregiving, organization policy, and burnout, 37(5):847–856

CERA and family medicine research, 37(6):S77–S79

clinical plans based on social context, 37(3):466–478

clinician barriers to ordering pulmonary function tests, 37(2):321–323

clinician burnout in rural and urban settings, 37(1):43–58

clinicians' interest and barriers to medication abortion, 37(4):680–689

gender wage gap and early-career physicians, 37(2):270–278

increasing family medicine research capacity, 37(6):1047–1054

low-income patients with home blood pressure monitors, 37(2):187–195

patient psychological safety, 37(5):809–815

patient-reported leg cramp treatments and their effectiveness, 37(6):1123–1129

patients’ difficulties with FITs, 37(6):1014–1026

screening and barriers to communication on food insecurity, 37(2):196–205

self-management support improves diabetes outcomes, 37(2):303–308

transgender and nonbinary patient experiences, 37(6):1072–1087

weather effects on primary care, 37(1):95–104

Survivorship, primary care cancer survivorship innovations, 37(3):399–408

Systematic review

measuring research capacity with the PACER tool, 37(6):S173–S184

using EMRs to predict hospitalizations, ED visits, and mortality, 37(4):583–606

Systems integration, Building Research Capacity initiative, 37(6):S96–S101

Team science, in family medicine research, 37(6):S56–S58

Technology

assessment, family medicine must prepare for AI, 37(4):520–524

elastic scattering spectroscopy on patient-selected lesions, 37(3):427–435

Telehealth

care connections and diabetes, 37(2):206–214

medication abortion in primary care, 37(2):295–302

Telemedicine

hospital readmission rates for in-person vs. telemedicine, 37(2):166–171

low-income patients with home blood pressure monitors, 37(2):187–195

managing MCC and social risks during COVID-19, 37(2):172–179

safety-net clinician perspectives on telemedicine, 37(3):409–417

Tension headache, treatment options, 37(4):737–744

Tertiary care centers, prevalence of fluoride varnish application, 37(5):826–832

Testosterone

and cervicovaginal cytology, gender-diverse individuals, 37(6):1009–1013

replacement therapy in hypogonadal males, 37(5):816–825

Texas, clinical plans based on social context, 37(3):466–478

Therapeutic use, patient-reported leg cramp treatments, 37(6):1123–1129

Third trimester, early AROM after cervical ripening, 37(1):147–149

Tobacco cessation, nicotine e-cigarettes, 37(2):354–356

Tobacco use, nicotine e-cigarettes, 37(2):354–356

Transgender persons, patient experiences, 37(6):1072–1087

Transition of care, hospital readmission rates for in-person vs. telemedicine, 37(2):166–171

Transitional care, hospital discharge and transitional care management, 37(4):706–736

Translational research, clinical translational science award network, 37(6):S122–S128

Treatment adherence and compliance, guide to injectable antipsychotics, 37(4):773–783

Triptans, headache treatment options, 37(4):737–744

Trust

in clinicians and healthcare-based discrimination, 37(4):607–636

high-performing teamlets in primary care, 37(1):105–111

medical legal partnership qualitative analysis, 37(4):637–649

sexual misconduct by physicians, 37(4):698–705

Type 1 diabetes mellitus, implementation of continuous glucose monitoring, 37(4):671–679

Type 2 diabetes mellitus

continuity of care and progression to type 2 diabetes, 37(5):936–938

diabetes monitoring in foreign-born and US-born Latinos, 37(6):1095–1102

GLP-1 RAs and SGLT2-Is to reduce risk, 37(3):372–382

implementation of continuous glucose monitoring, 37(4):671–679

type 2 diabetes in sickle cell disease, 37(5):919–922

United States Dept. of Health and Human Services, primary health care and health security, 37(6):S21–S25

Unplanned pregnancy, clinicians' interest and barriers to medication abortion, 37(4):680–689

Urban health services, clinician burnout, 37(1):43–58

Urge urinary incontinence, non-surgical management, 37(5):909–918

Urinary incontinence, non-surgical management, 37(5):909–918

Uterine bleeding, Mirena IUD for 8 years, 37(6):1143–1145

Vasomotor symptoms, treatment of, 37(5):923–932

Ventricular function, acetazolamide and acute heart failure, 37(2):351–353

Veterans

metabolic parameters during and after COVID-19, 37(1):118–128

veteran status and chronic pain on sedative use, 37(1):118–128

Vitamin B12, deficiency, food insecurity and, 37(6):S156–S163

Vitamin B12 deficiency, food insecurity and, 37(6):S156–S163

Vulnerable populations

direct primary care served vulnerable communities, 37(3):455–465

families' perspectives on navigation after pediatric care, 37(3):479–486

low-income patients with home blood pressure monitors, 37(2):187–195

patient perceptions of a healthcare-for-the-homeless clinic, 37(5):888–899

primary health care and health security, 37(6):S21–S25

Wages, gender wage gap and early-career physicians, 37(2):270–278

Warfarin, DOACs outperform warfarin with reduced kidney function, 37(5):983–985

Washington

ability to report care quality, 37(2):316–320

COVID-19 pandemic and long-term opioid therapy, 37(2):290–294

Wearable technology, implementation of continuous glucose monitoring, 37(4):671–679

Weather, effects on primary care, 37(1):95–104

Weight loss, outcomes, wellness group and, 37(6):1038–1046

Women physicians

how women physicians negotiate their first job, 37(4):690–697

lack of diversity in female family physicians, 37(1):21

racial inequities in female physicians, 37(1):134–136

Women's health

minimizing pain and anxiety with IUD insertion, 37(6):1150–1155

telehealth medication abortion in primary care, 37(2):295–302

treatment of vasomotor symptoms, 37(5):923–932

Women's health services

lack of diversity in female family physicians, 37(1):21

racial inequities in female physicians, 37(1):134–136

Work-life balance, clinical burnout in rural and urban settings, 37(1):43–58

Worker's compensation, gender wage gap and early-career physicians, 37(2):270–278

Workflow, using a CDS tool for opioid use disorder, 37(3):389–398

Workforce

advocacy for family medicine research, 37(6):S92–S95

caregiving, organization policy, and burnout, 37(5):847–856

data disaggregation of Asian-American physicians, 37(2):346–348, 37(2):349–350

diversity in family medicine research, 37(6):S64–S68

gender wage gap and early-career physicians, 37(2):270–278

how women physicians negotiate their first job, 37(4):690–697

increasing family medicine research capacity, 37(6):1047–1054

panel size is declining among family physicians, 37(3):504–505

physician capacity and usual source of care, 37(3):436–443

primary care cancer survivorship innovations, 37(3):399–408

strong primary health care in the United States, 37(6):S4–S7

trainees of the family medicine research workforce, 37(6):S30–S34

why are family physicians' panels shrinking?, 37(3):502–503

Workforce diversity

data disaggregation of Asian-American physicians, 37(2):346–348, 37(2):349–350

in family medicine research, 37(6):S64–S68

the minority tax, 37(5):969–973

primary care research agenda for Latino populations, 37(5):948–954

World Health Organization, primary health care and health security, 37(6):S21–S25