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The changing face of family medicine

The idea that someone could be a generalist - specialist seems like the ultimate oxymoron, if not the punch line to a bad joke. But for advocates of primary care, the topic is no laughing matter. Family medicine is becoming more specialized in Canada, as more and more general practitioners narrow