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The Annals of Family Medicine is indexed in the MEDLINE, Science Citation Index Expanded, Current Contents/Clinical Medicine, EMBASE, and CINAHL databases. The Annals deposits all published content in PubMed Central.
Annals of Family Medicine is a peer-reviewed research journal serving the needs of scientists, practitioners, policy makers, and the patients and communities they serve. It publishes original research, methodology, theory, essays, guidelines, policy statements, and eLetters on health and generalist health care.
Annals of Family Medicine is an open access, peer reviewed journal serving primary care researchers and clinicians worldwide. It has a high impact factor of 5.707 and publishes original research, methodology, theory, reviews, and essays on various topics related to primary care.
The Annals of Family Medicine is a new journal that supports a transdisciplinary learning community of those who generate and use new knowledge about health and primary health care. It features original research, systematic reviews, essays, and online discussions on topics related to primary care functions and relationships.
The Annals of Family Medicine Journal Club is designed to develop a learning community of those seeking to improve health care and health through enhanced primary care. It is a forum where people who care can meet, share, learn and create change.
The latest issue of Annals of Family Medicine features editorials, original research, research briefs and reviews on topics such as COVID-19, opioid use disorder, shared decision-making and palliative care. Browse the table of contents and access the full articles online.
The latest issue of Annals of Family Medicine features editorials, original research, systematic reviews, reflections, and innovations in primary care. Topics include pregnancy, prostate cancer, telemedicine, Alzheimer disease, and more.
This study compares the efficacy of 37 interventions for acne vulgaris based on 221 randomized controlled trials. Oral isotretinoin is the most effective treatment, followed by triple therapies containing a topical retinoid and an antibiotic.
Caroline R. Richardson, MD, is the Editor of Annals of Family Medicine. Her research focuses on physical activity and its effects on chronic diseases, web-based health interventions, diabetes, quality improvement, heart disease risk factor modification, and veterans’ health.
A Shared Struggle: The Recruitment and Retention of Family Doctors in Deprived Areas of Japan and Spain