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It is a privilege to respond to the proposed model for the future of family medicine education as put forth by Dr. Perry Pugno.[1][1] Many of the ideas he shares are similar to my own, but I also respectfully disagree with others. The current model of family medicine training was developed more than

Breaking from Tradition: Refocusing the Locus of Family Medicine Training--Reaction to the Paper by Perry A. Pugno, MD, MPH