Discussion highlights the presence of diverse family structures in healthcare, suggesting inclusivity in family medicine.
> Although most families in a practice will probably be conventional kinship groups, other kinds of families will almost certainly be represented. There is nothing new in this. When I (IRMcW) entered practice in the 1950s, these nontypical family groups were quite common: elderly women living
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