To the Editor: The article by Dr. Whitcomb1 in the July–August issue was most interesting
and timely. In discussing the future of family medicine, it is imperative that we as a discipline …

TO THE EDITOR: Dr. Kenneth Kurtz subtitles his recent article on primary care trainingt as" A
View From Nevada." I wonder if he intended to represent Tonopah, Elko or even the …

To the Editor: Dr. Whitcomb's1 article on the redesign of residency training in family
medicine was read with great interest. It was refreshing to have someone of his insight and …

To the Editor: Dr. Redka's views are our views. Preparing the Personal Physician for Practice
(P4) is a consequence of the Future of Family Medicine Project conducted by 6 task forces; …

To the Editor: Peterson et al. 1 have published a stimulating piece that leaves the reader
wanting more analysis, which will probably show up in future articles. For all the years since …

TO THE EDITOR: I would like to agree with Dr. Geyman's editorial comments regarding Dr.
Kurtz's January article on primary care. 12 Dr. Kurtz has a misunderstanding of the need for …

Author reply to “Being a family medicine resident in the United States” Page 1 J Gen Fam
Med. 2021;22:163–163. | 163 wileyonlinelibrary.com/journal/jgf2 Received: 30 October 2020 …

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 …

To the Editor: Dr. Whitcomb's1 article on the redesign of residency training in family
medicine was read with great interest. It was refreshing to have someone of his insight and …

To the Editor: I appreciate the kind words of Dr. Frey. For many years he has inspired me
through his example to share patient experiences after reflection and to think critically about …