A historic perspective of family medicine9s development, the work of Gayle Stephens, and
prior Keystone conferences constitute an important backdrop for the fourth Keystone …

Keystone IV affirmed the value of relationships in family medicine, but each generation of
family physicians took away different impressions and lessons.“Generation III,” between the …

391 Vol. 33, No. 5 their individual discipline identity, and they spoke almost reverently about
“The Academy”—that society of learned persons organized to advance art, science, and …

In 2000, three generations of family physicians met to discuss the state of family medicine at
the Keystone III conference. Generation I were the founders of the specialty, Generation II …

The Future of Family Medicine Report is a milestone in the development of the discipline
devoted to generalist physicians and the patients and communities they serve. From this …

The discussions in this supplement issue have provided us with a tremendous breadth of
perspective and experience from participants in the development of family medicine during …

BACKGROUND Recognizing that the implementation of needed changes within family
medicine will be enhanced through a concurrent effort to transform the broader health care …

This authoritative volume presents a the first major assessment of family medicine and its
impact as a discipline in the United States since its founding in 1969. Under the senior …

In October 2000 the family of family medicine convened the Keystone III conference at
Cheyenne Mountain Resort. Keystone III participants included members of Generation I …

Most of you have seen synopses of the Future of Family Medicine Project, read discussions
of the New Model of practice, and heard the call to reengineer our discipline. I am excited …