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Fifty years of contributions of behavioral science in family medicine
Macaran A Baird
, Jeri Hepworth
, Linda Myerholtz
, Randall Reitz
,
Christine Danner
Family Medicine and Community Health (Twin Cities)
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Family Medicine
100%
Behavioral Science
100%
Family Physicians
28%
Family Practice
28%
Behavioral Scientists
28%
Behavioral Health
14%
Educators
14%
Health Systems
14%
Physician's Role
14%
Team-based
14%
Academic Departments
14%
Health Anxiety
14%
Collaboration Model
14%
Early Years
14%
Patient Communication
14%
Leadership Roles
14%
Unselected Patients
14%
Academic Center
14%
Academic Discipline
14%
Scholarly Work
14%
Clinical Teams
14%
Science Faculty
14%
Relationship with Patients
14%
Clinical Function
14%
Middle Years
14%
Long-term Relationship
14%
Scope of Attention
14%
Academic History
14%
Educational Function
14%
Physician Well-being
14%
Biopsychosocial Approach
14%
Behavioral Health Care
14%
Family Development
14%
Team Care
14%
Positive Contributions
14%
Therapeutic Relationship
14%
Family Dynamics
14%
Sine qua Non
14%
Contextual Care
14%
Social Sciences
Behavioural Science
100%
Medical Science
100%
Scientists
28%
Family Physician
28%
Academic Discipline
14%
Family Dynamics
14%
Therapeutic Relationship
14%
Academic Department
14%
Psychology
Behavioral Scientist
100%
Healthcare
50%
Family Dynamics
50%
Health Concern
50%
Therapeutic Relationship
50%