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Clinical Inquiries Overview
Clinical Inquiries provide comprehensive answers to clinical questions using: a structured search, critical appraisal, authoritative recommendations, clinical perspective, and rigorous peer review.
Clinical Inquiries are published in the Journal of Family Practice, American Family Physician and Evidence-Based Practice.
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Interested in authoring a CI? All authors must read the Clinical Inquiry Author Guide.
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CIs are the most rigorous of FPIN's publishing opportunities. The writing process is about 9 months to a year, but can take much longer. Faculty interested in writing a CI, must first complete and publish two HelpDesk Answers. Residents generally are not allowed to write CIs. In this section, you will find most of your questions answered about what it takes to become an author of a Clinical Inquiry.
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Clinical Inquiries are reserved for FPIN members. If your program is an FPIN member and are interested in participating in this publication project please apply by Contacting the Clinical Inquiries Project Manager
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