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Change in Site of Children’s Primary Care: A Longitudinal Population-Based Analysis

Richard C. Wasserman, Susan E. Varni, Matthew C. Hollander and Valerie S. Harder
The Annals of Family Medicine September 2019, 17 (5) 390-395; DOI: https://doi.org/10.1370/afm.2416

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  • Published on: (18 September 2019)
    Page navigation anchor for Where have all the FPs gone?
    Where have all the FPs gone?

    Perhaps we FPs are falling prey to the ads on TV that tell parents to "Ask your child's pediatrician," rather than "their physician."

    The ads have become adept at similarly saying..."Ask your health care provider" rather than "ask you doctor." These are subtle influencing statements that someone has told them to use. Perhaps an issue for the AAFP .

    Competing interests: None declared

    Competing Interests: None declared.
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