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Larry B Mauksch1, Colleen T Fogarty2
1Department of Family Medicine, University of Washington School of Medicine.
Abstract:
C. J. Peek, PhD, is a descriptive psychologist, someone trained to organize and define the implicit structure of a discipline. Dr. Peek applies his training to name and organize the content of Collaborative Family Health Care (CFHC) and to examine our next developmental steps. In Dr. Peek's article (see record 2015-25290-002), the reader will find a clear examination of the CFHC organizing principles, visionary components, 20 years of planning, CFHC core competencies, and outcomes. According to Seaburn (see record 2015-10057-002), the impetus for Peek's work comes with the passing last year of Donald A. Bloch, MD, the principle person who envisioned our discipline, founded our organization, and launched this journal.
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