Becoming a Family Physician

I Family Medicine in the 1990s.- 1 Challenges in Training Family Physicians in the 1990s.- 2 Choosing Family Practice and a Residency Training Program in a Specialty-Oriented Environment.- II Medical Worlds.- 3 The Quiet Revolution: From General to Family Practice.- 4 The Family Practice Inpatient Service in the Urban Teaching Hospital.- 5 The Role of the Family Practice Residency Program in Training.- III Key Issues in Family Practice Training.- 6 Covering-Over and Over-Reflecting During Residency Training: Using Personal and Professional Development Groups to Integrate Dysfunctional Modes of Being.- 7 Team-Work on a Family Practice-Staffed Internal Medicine Service.- 8 Due Process in Residency Training.- 9 Practice Management Curriculum for a Changing Health Delivery Environment.- 10 Reporting and Documenting Residents' Clinical Work.- 11 Ethics and the Family Physician: A Proposed Curriculum.- 12 The Message in the Bottle: Aspects of Cross-Cultural Medicine (With a Few Imaginary Slides!).- IV The Future of Family Medicine.- 13 Funding Graduate Medical Education in Family Practice.- 14 Moving Into the Real World: From Training to Practice.- 15 The Future of Family Medicine.