Archive | March, 2006
Rules Governing National Conference Program and Faculty Presentations
The National Conferences on Primary Health Care Access are devoted to discussions of public policy regarding health policy, medical education policy, and programmatic responses to shortages and maldistribution of primary care and community health resources. Because the programmatic matters discussed do not involve commercial interests, the National Conference programs do not incorporate subject matter in [...]
Continue reading...PAC Notes: Taxonomy Section I Part III
29. March 2006
NATIONAL PROJECT ON THE COMMUNITY BENEFITS OF FAMILY PRACTICE RESIDENCY PROGRAMS CUMULATIVE QUESTIONNAIRE RESPONSES Taxonomy Section I Part III Reviewed by Policy Analysis Committee April 12, 2005 San Diego, California The following are former versions of iterative questions by specialty. For discussion of the current forms of iterative questions (all current question forms [...]
Continue reading...Taxonomy I Part V-A (Dermatology)
19. March 2006
(19 March 2006 13:30) NATIONAL PROJECT ON THE COMMUNITY BENEFITS OF FAMILY PRACTICE RESIDENCY PROGRAMS CUMULATIVE QUESTIONNAIRE RESPONSES Taxonomy Section I Part V-A (Dermatology) SD I.13j (L32) Does your residency provide specialty care? SD I.13j (0) If yes, list these services in approximate order of volume or revenue. [...]
Continue reading...Taxonomy I Part IV-B (Women’s Health – Obstetrics)
19. March 2006
(19 March 2006 11:51) NATIONAL PROJECT ON THE COMMUNITY BENEFITS OF FAMILY MEDICINE RESIDENCY PROGRAMS CUMULATIVE QUESTIONNAIRE RESPONSES Taxonomy Section I Part IV-B (Women’s Health – Obstetrics) SD I.2b (CEH)) Does your residency program include obstetrical care as part of a women’s health program? Yes __ No __ Yes: OHSU Portland *NPCB P2.I.2g.1 (CEH) If [...]
Continue reading...Taxonomy I Part IV-A (Women’s Health – Gynecology)
19. March 2006
(19 March 2006 09:58) NATIONAL PROJECT ON THE COMMUNITY BENEFITS OF FAMILY MEDICINE RESIDENCY PROGRAMS CUMULATIVE QUESTIONNAIRE RESPONSES Taxonomy Section I Part IV-A (Women’s Health – Gynecology) SD I.2a (CEH) Does your residency program have a separately defined geographic area designated for women’s health? Yes __ No __ No: OHSU Portland *NPCB P2 I.2.01 (SD [...]
Continue reading...Taxonomy I Part III-B (Neurology)
17. March 2006
(17 March 2006 20:15) NATIONAL PROJECT ON THE COMMUNITY BENEFITS OF FAMILY MEDICINE RESIDENCY PROGRAMS CUMULATIVE QUESTIONNAIRE RESPONSES Taxonomy Section I Part IIIB (Neurology) SD I.13k(1.1) (SD I.13k(2) (L32)) Does your residency program provide the following kinds of specialty care? k. Neurology? Yes__ No __ Yes: Whittier Pomona Arrowhead Loma Linda Stockton Louisville MCE Birmingham [...]
Continue reading...Taxonomy I Part III-A (Urology)
17. March 2006
(17 March 2006 19:20) NATIONAL PROJECT ON THE COMMUNITY BENEFITS OF FAMILY MEDICINE RESIDENCY PROGRAMS CUMULATIVE QUESTIONNAIRE RESPONSES Taxonomy Section I Part IIIA (Urology) SD I.13c(5.0.1) (SD I.13g (L32)) Does your residency provide specialty care? Yes __ No __ If yes, list these services in approximate order of volume or revenue. Second National Workshop Questionnaire [...]
Continue reading...Taxonomy I Part II-A1 (Sports Medicine)
17. March 2006
(17 March 2006 21:32) NATIONAL PROJECT ON THE COMMUNITY BENEFITS OF FAMILY MEDICINE RESIDENCY PROGRAMS CUMULATIVE QUESTIONNAIRE RESPONSES Taxonomy Section I Part IIA (Sports Medicine, Fracture Care and Orthopaedics) Part 1 (Sports Medicine) SD I.13 (L32) Does your residency provide specialty care? Yes: Kansas U Indiana U Methodist Klamath Falls Mercer UC Irvine UC San [...]
Continue reading...Taxonomy I Part II-A2 (Fracture Care & Orthopaedics)
16. March 2006
(16 March 2006 18:47) NATIONAL PROJECT ON THE COMMUNITY BENEFITS OF FAMILY MEDICINE RESIDENCY PROGRAMS CUMULATIVE QUESTIONNAIRE RESPONSES Taxonomy Section I Part IIA (Sports Medicine, Fracture Care and Orthopaedics) Part 2 (Fracture Care and Orthopaedics) SD I.13b (L32) Does your residency provide specialty care? SD I.13b(0) If yes, list these services in approximate order of [...]
Continue reading...Chronology National Project Phases I and II
15. March 2006
NATIONAL PROJECT ON THE COMMUNITY BENEFITS OF FAMILY MEDICINE RESIDENCY PROGRAMS PHASES I AND II Chronology Phase I August, 2000 Brainstorming session during Coastal Research Group annual meeting at American Academy of Family Physicians Headquarters in Leawood, Kansas. Topic: What are the benefits of Family Medicine Residency Programs [FMRPs]? September, 2001 [...]
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31. March 2006
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