Barriers to training family medicine residents in community health centers.
作者： C Holly A Andrilla , Misbah Keen , Carl G Morris , Frederick M Chen , Jacob E Sunshine
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关键词: MEDLINE 、 Community health 、 Financial management 、 Workforce 、 Training (civil) 、 Grounded theory 、 Family medicine 、 Corporate governance 、 Economic shortage 、 Medicine
摘要: Background and Objectives: Training partnerships between family medicine residencies (FMRs) community health centers (CHCs) are a potential solution to the chronic problem of workforce shortages in CHCs. We conducted national survey identify barriers training residents Methods: asked US residency directors Using grounded theory, three coders grouped responses by theme. examined differences programs that currently train CHCs with do not Results: A total 51% (226/439) program responded. Of these, 29% cited governance as barrier affiliation, 26% administrative complexity, 24% financial considerations, 21% leadership, 18% access. Programs trained were more likely cite considerations complexity than did Conclusions: Governance most commonly effective CHC-FMR partnerships. Financial consideration leadership issues also common barriers.
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