How I think: perspectives on process, people, politics, and presence.
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- Also identified by DOI 10.3122/jabfm.2012.06.120093.
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Abstract
The author, a seasoned midcareer family physician, summarizes his personal practice philosophy as it relates to encounters with patients. By focusing on 3 aspects of care--process issues, people issues, and political issues--he explores the unique characteristics of his clinical decision-making process. He concludes by noting that it is through examination of the question "How do I think in the work I do?" that family physicians can best bring their signature presences to their encounters with patients and their families.