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Lifestyle Medicine Education: Essential Component of Family Medicine.

INTRODUCTION The Future of Family Medicine report, released in 2004, concluded that the US healthcare system was inadequate and unsustainable, and that without transformation, the specialty of family medicine might be in danger of extinction. From this call to action, a host of innovation and projects were born. These include the Annals of Family Medicine, launched with the goal of improving and expanding primary care–focused research. The Preparing the Personal Physician for Practice (P4) Initiative for innovation in family medicine residency education was launched in 2007 and continues to be mined for lessons on graduate medical education redesign. Family Medicine for America’s Health and Health is Primary initiatives followed in 2012 and 2014 with a particular focus on the