The perils and the promise of proximity: Dr Ian McWhinney Lecture, 2016

For me it means that our relationship with our patients is uncon- ditional … ended only by death, by geographical separa- tion, or by mutual consent.” 1 Dr McWhinney is known

For example, even as Dr McWhinney was contemplating proper care in England, the United States, and Canada in the 1960s, Group Health Insurance, Incorporated of New York, NY,

5 Dr Kidd was affected and influenced by Dr McWhinney’s 1996 William Pickles Lecture, “The Importance of Being Different,” in which McWhinney described 4 powerful ways

Chacun de leur côté, ils avaient choisi des ouvrages différents du D r McWhinney comme angle pour aborder les défis auxquels la médecine familiale est confrontée dans notre

We do it because, as Ian under- stood so well, family medicine is important; because the evidence is clear that health systems based on strong primary care, which includes

20 Faculty must excite learn- ers, particularly family medicine residents, about the essence and value of their craft: competence in deal- ing with undifferentiated

Ses idées sont porteuses de leçons non seulement quant à la manière dont nous pensons aux soins aux patients mais aussi à la façon dont nous concevons les systèmes dans

In the 1980s Dr McWhinney and colleagues published a series of research articles on the patient-centred clinical method, 3-5 which was ultimately shown to improve patient