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Reflecting on family systems medicine, this issue memorializes Donald A. Bloch, MD, founder of the Journal and the Collaborative Family Health Care Association. His vision continues to inspire advancements in integrated healthcare and family-centered practices.

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Area of Science:

Family Systems Medicine
Healthcare Integration
Collaborative Family Health

Background:

This issue reflects on the legacy of Donald A. Bloch, MD, a pioneer in family systems medicine.
Bloch founded the Journal (formerly Family Systems Medicine) and the Collaborative Family Health Care Association (CFHA).
His passing in September 2014 preceded the 20th anniversary of the CFHA.

Discussion:

The journal Families, Systems and Health dedicates this and the June issue to reflections on Bloch's contributions.
A remembrance by David Seaburn, PhD, LMFT, is featured, highlighting Bloch's influence.
The 20th annual CFHA meeting showcased Bloch's vision in its plenary sessions.

Key Insights:

Bloch's foundational work established key organizations and a journal central to integrated family health.
His vision for collaborative family health care remains evident in current practices and organizational development.
The ongoing impact of his work is recognized through commemorative reflections and discussions.

Outlook:

A forthcoming article by CJ Peek, PhD, will further explore Bloch's vision for the field, CFHA, and the Journal.
Future issues will continue to foster reflection on the evolution of family systems medicine and collaborative care.
The legacy of Donald A. Bloch, MD, is expected to continue shaping the direction of integrated family health research and practice.