Description:
The impending unification in 2020 of allopathic and osteopathic graduate medical education (GME) under a single accreditation system has uncertain implications for small and rural-focused residency programs. This study quantified the availability of rural-centric residency training (required rural training of at least 8 weeks) in the rurally-relevant specialties of pediatrics, internal medicine, obstetrics/gynecology, emergency medicine, surgery, anesthesia, and psychiatry. Findings include the distribution of rural vs. urban training locations and rural-specific content of rural-centric residency programs.
Funder:
HRSA
Status:
Complete
Publications/Presentations
| Authors |
Title |
Type |
Date |
Documents/Media |
| Patterson DG, Andrilla CHA, Garberson LA |
Preparing physicians for rural practice: availability of rural training in rural-centric residency programs |
PUBLICATION |
10-01-2019 |
Article
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| Patterson DG, Garberson L, Coulthard C, Andrilla CHA, Schmitz D, Longenecker R |
Rural-centric residencies to prepare physicians for rural practice |
PRESENTATION |
05-05-2016 |
|
| Patterson DG, Andrilla CHA, Schmitz D, Longenecker R, Garberson L, Coulthard C |
Rural-centric residencies to prepare physicians for rural practice |
PRESENTATION |
04-20-2017 |
|
| Patterson DG, Garberson L, Coulthard C, Andrilla CHA, Schmitz D, Longenecker R |
Rural-centric residencies to prepare physicians for rural practice |
PRESENTATION |
11-13-2016 |
|
| Patterson DG, Andrilla CHA |
Assessing the Outcomes of Rural Physician Residency Programs |
PRESENTATION |
10-01-2016 |
|
| Patterson DG, Garberson L, Coulthard C, Andrilla CHA, Schmitz D, Longenecker R |
Rural-centric residencies to prepare physicians for rural practice |
PRESENTATION |
06-27-2016 |
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