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Twentieth National Conference on Primary Health Care Access: Program of Plenary Sessions
Conference theme: “American Health Care System: An Imminent Metamorphosis?” Monday, April 6, 2009 6:30 AM – 8:00 AM Working breakfasts in preassigned groups (conference registrants only) Cypress Room – First Floor of Conference Building 8:10 A.M. – 12:00 PM Plenary session, Windjammer 1 and 2 (first floor) (Mark E. Clasen, MD, PhD, Wright State University, Dayton, Ohio, Moderator) Welcome and [...]
Continue reading...Public Health Impact of FMRPs
5. February 2009
(15 March 2006 17:39) Coastal Research Group — Policy Statements Title : Public Health Impact of Family Medicine Residency Programs Keywords Public health impact Public health benefits Community Community context of care School health Population-based health Policy/Position Statement In an environment of economic constraints, declining resources, and increasing public health needs, support for a collaborative relationship between family medicine residency programs and their communities’ public health infrastructure [...]
Continue reading...FMRP Impact on Medical Community
4. February 2009
(15 March 2006 17:45) Coastal Research Group – Policy Statements Title: Family Medicine Residency Impact on the Medical Community Keywords Physician workforce Quality of care Quality assurance Standard of care Patient safety Medical community Distribution / Mal-distribution Policy/Position Statement Family medicine residency programs generate favorable impacts in their medical communities, including the raising of quality standards and the rejuvenation/replenishment of the physician workforce. Background Introduction to the National Project Since 2000, [...]
Continue reading...Coastal Research Group Self-Finances Policy Research
29. October 2008
The Coastal Research Group’s major research activities include the National Projects on the Community Impact of Family Medicine Residency Programs, the Outcomes of Family Medicine Residency Training, the Financing of Family and Community Medicine in the 21st Century, and the Heritage and Legacy of Family Medicine. Although as a non-profit corporation, contributions of which are deemed [...]
Continue reading...The National Project on the Community Benefits of Family Medicine Residency Programs
8. January 2008
The National Project on the Community Benefits of Family Medicine Residency Programs is a multi-institutional collaborative research project administered by the Coastal Research Group. The National Project is the first major study of family medicine residency programs, entities for providing health care services in which board-certified family physicians are trained. The oldest family medicine residency programs [...]
Continue reading...Western Pennsylvania Hospital FMRP
29. December 2007
NATIONAL PROJECT ON THE COMMUNITY IMPACT OF FAMILY MEDICINE RESIDENCY PROGRAMS Western Pennsylvania Hospital Family Medicine Residency Program: A Report (First draft) One of the most important policy issues facing the country as a whole and, locally, Pittsburgh and the counties that comprise Southwestern Pennsylvania, is the need to find better ways to assure that the area’s population has access to [...]
Continue reading...Washington Hospital FMRP
29. December 2007
NATIONAL PROJECT ON THE COMMUNITY IMPACT OF FAMILY MEDICINE RESIDENCY PROGRAMS Washington Hospital Family Medicine Residency Program: A Report (First draft) One of the most important policy issues facing the country as a whole and, locally, Washington County and the surrounding rural communities, is the need to find better ways to assure that the area’s population has access to health [...]
Continue reading...Montgomery FMRP
29. December 2007
NATIONAL PROJECT ON THE COMMUNITY IMPACT OF FAMILY MEDICINE RESIDENCY PROGRAMS Montgomery Family Medicine Residency Program: A Report (First draft) One of the most important policy issues facing the country as a whole and, locally, Montgomery County and the counties that comprise Southeastern Pennsylvania, is the need to find better ways to assure that the area’s population has access to [...]
Continue reading...West Penn Hospital – Forbes Regional Campus FMRP
29. December 2007
NATIONAL PROJECT ON THE COMMUNITY IMPACT OF FAMILY MEDICINE RESIDENCY PROGRAMS West Penn Hospital – Forbes Regional Campus Family Medicine Residency Program: A Report (First draft) One of the most important policy issues facing the country as a whole and, locally, the urban and rural counties that comprise Southwestern Pennsylvania, is the need to find better ways to assure [...]
Continue reading...Drexel University FMRP
29. December 2007
NATIONAL PROJECT ON THE COMMUNITY IMPACT OF FAMILY MEDICINE RESIDENCY PROGRAMS Drexel University Family Medicine Residency Program: A Report (First draft) One of the most important policy issues facing the country as a whole and, locally, Bucks County and the counties that comprise Southeastern Pennsylvania, is the need to find better ways to assure that the area’s population [...]
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18. March 2009
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