Principles of family medicine: The family physician. The patient-centered medical home. Psychosocial influences on health. Care of the elderly patient. Care of the dying patient. Prenevtive health care. Lifestyle interventions and behavior change. Interpreting the medical literatura: applying evidence-based medicine in practice. Using health information technology for optional patient care and service. Clinical problema solving. Complementary and alternative medicine: integration intro primary care. Establishing rapport. Patient education. Interviewing techniques. Interpreting laboratory tests. – Practice of family medicine: Infectious diseases. Care of the adult HIV-infected patient. Pulmonary medicine. Otorhinolaryngology. Allergy. Obstetrics. Care of the Newborn. Growth and development. Bahavioral problems in children and adolescents. Gynecology. Contraception. Cardiovascular disease. Common office procedures. Sports medicine. Common issues in orthopedics. Back: cervical and thoracolumbar spine. Rheumatology and musculoskeletal problems. Dermatology. Diabetes mellitus. Endocrinology. Obesity. Nutrition and family medicine. Gastroenterology. Menatology. Urinary tract disorders. Ophthalmology. Neurogy. Medical human sexuality. Clinical gnetic (genomics). Crisis intervention, trauma, and intimate partner violence. Difficult patients: personality disordres and somatoform complaints. Anxiety and depresión. Delirium and dementia. Alcohol use disorders. Nicotine addiction. Drugs abuse.