Dr Gayle Stephens (August 6, 1928-February 20, 2014), one of the founders of family
medicine in the United States, provided consistent intellectual leadership that profoundly …

Keystone IV affirmed the value of relationships in family medicine, but each generation of
family physicians took away different impressions and lessons.“Generation III,” between the …

A historic perspective of family medicine9s development, the work of Gayle Stephens, and
prior Keystone conferences constitute an important backdrop for the fourth Keystone …

Guest editors' note: This paper captures the thoughtful tribute to the namesake of the G.
Gayle Stephens Keystone Conference Series as delivered at the Keystone IV conference. It …

Dr. Stephens knew a lot about place—his place within family medicine and the place of
family medicine as a catalyst for change in our communities. In “G. Gayle Stephen9s …

The 2015 G. Gayle Stephens Keystone conference convened a cohort of primary care
professionals to discuss what promises personal physicians will make to their patients going …

In 2000, three generations of family physicians met to discuss the state of family medicine at
the Keystone III conference. Generation I were the founders of the specialty, Generation II …

Family medicine is a champion of human-focused health care in the context of lasting
relationships. What do humans need—those who seek care and those who offer it? Respect …

In October 2000 the family of family medicine convened the Keystone III conference at
Cheyenne Mountain Resort. Keystone III participants included members of Generation I …

In 1995 the faculty of Cabarrus Family Medicine Residency held our first retreat to formulate
the mission, vision, and values of a new residency program that would train residents using …