EXPOSURE TO A RURAL POPULATION IN A RURAL RESIDENCY TRAINING PROGRAM
Previous reports of rural training programs conducted by medical schools have not examined the relationship between the population residing in an area and the population receiving medical services through the clinical training program. In the present study rural household survey data were compared w...
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| description | Previous reports of rural training programs conducted by medical schools have not examined the relationship between the population residing in an area and the population receiving medical services through the clinical training program. In the present study rural household survey data were compared with patient encounter data from a rural ambulatory clinic engaged in training Family Practice residents from the Texas Tech University School of Medicine. Clinic patients were found to resemble the rural population subgroup that visits a physician at least once a year. Wide variations in individual clinical experiences were observed when health problems and conditions encountered by residents were compared with problems encountered in the clinic as a whole. In light of current national efforts to increase medical care access in unserved and underserved populations, the demographic findings raise questions concerning appropriate patient exposure goals in clinical training programs. |
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