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Writer’s block is not the only barrier to getting your academic writing into print.
Phillips WR. Publicatus Interruptus: An Endemic Syndrome Disabling Research and Researchers. J GEN INTERN MED. 03 January 2022 https://doi.org/10.1007/s11606-021-07291-6 Published with @SpringerNature in @JournalGIM. Read at https://rdcu.be/cEgPR
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New report from CRISP
Consensus Reporting Items for Studies in Primary Care – our international team developing new guidance to help improve the reporting of PC research. Phillips WR, Louden DN, Sturgiss E. Mapping the literature on primary care research reporting: a scoping review. Family … Continue reading
GPs are not FPs in the US
General practitioners are not family physicians in the US. The distinction is important for patient care, research, reporting and health policy. Read the new research that documents the important differences. http://www.annfammed.org/content/18/2/127
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Pursuing personal passion: Learner-centered research mentoring
A fresh approach to mentoring can empower new researchers to focus research questions with personal passion to create successful studies and sustainable careers. https://doi.org/10.22454/FamMed.2018.952474 Just published, this Special Article outlines how mentors can use the Pursuing Personal Passion P3 Learner-Centered … Continue reading
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The Heart of the Matter
A family physician reflects on his own experience with open-heart surgery and the process of care in a top-flight academic medical center. I am running on a treadmill. Perhaps you are, too. Your treadmill may be meeting productivity goals for … Continue reading
Journals
William R. Phillips Some days I want to curse infernal Invention of the learned journal. Filling miles of lonely shelves To busy wee indexing elves; Inform, inspire, but oft instead Stay still in stacks; lie long unread; Consuming forests full … Continue reading