To the Editor: My compliments to Dr. Halvorsen (Halvorsen J. Who am I, professionally
speaking?] ABFP 1999; 12: 173-7). He has articulated well the dilemma that we family …

To the Editor: The report by Bertolino and Gessner! describing the experience of family
physicians with pediatric inpatient care in a semi rural hospital care raises a number of …

To the Editor: I have reviewed the insightful commentary by Dr. Black. It is clearly a mistake
to generalize the results of this study to recommend training for the outpatient setting. We do …

To the Editor: I have reviewed the insightful commentary by Dr. Black. It is clearly a mistake
to generalize the results of this study to recommend training for the outpatient setting. We do …

TO THE EDITOR: Our practice cares for all its hospitalized patients (adults and children), so I
have been dismayed that many family physicians and generalists have given up hospital …

TO THE EDITOR: I am writing with regard to the editorials on hospitalists that recently
appeared in American Family Physician.'2 While I found Dr. Bagley's editorial'to be a good …

TO THE EDITOR: The patient information handout entitled," When You Have Chronic
Unexplained Medical Problems," 1 poses the questions to readers:" Do I need an …

Advising thousands of medical students regarding their career choices over the past
45years, I often say that their initial decisions will point them in the general direction they are …

To the Editor: My compliments to Dr. Halvorsen (Halvorsen J. Who am I, professionally
speaking?] ABFP 1999; 12: 173-7). He has articulated well the dilemma that we family …

To the Editor: The thoughtful and constructive commentary by Ms. Bailey and Dr. Babitz is
welcomed in response to our article" Primary Care at a Crossroads." From their particular …