In this issue, Rankin, Cochrane, and Puffer report on the practice patterns of family
physicians with Certificates of Added Qualifications (CAQs) in Sports Medicine. 1 Of the …

While family physicians holding certificates of added qualifications in sports medicine
practice in multiple settings, little is currently known about the proportion of their time …

Objective: To update information regarding practice patterns of family physicians with a
certificate of added qualifications (CAQ) in Sports Medicine (SM), because it has been over …

Purpose: To determine those factors associated with family physicians certified in sports
medicine (SM-FPs) devoting 75% or more of their professional time to the exclusive practice …

Objective: This study examined the scope of practice, career satisfaction, and self-perceived
skills of primary care sports medicine (PCSM) family physicians. Design: A cross-sectional …

Primary care sports medicine (PCSM) has emerged and evolved within the specialties of
family practice, pediatrics, internal medicine, and emergency medicine. We reviewed the …

In the past, sports medicine has been thought of as a bit of a luxury, existing solely for the
benefit of competitive elite athletes and exercise fanatics, and not easily accessible for the …

This was a study that surveyed state medical licensing boards in the USA, to see if they have
laws or exemptions for travelling team physicians to practice medicine on their own team …

To the Editor: Dr Weiss'1 article wisely calls for continuous modification of the board
certification process to meet the needs of physicians and the general public. I believe that …

Want to generate a little excitement at your next conference? Ask family physicians or
orthopedists," What specialty is best suited to act as team physicians?" As an editor, I've had …