Kaua‘i Rural and Public Health Selective: A Family Medicine Residency First
Governmental public health professionals and community physicians often have limited understanding of each other’s roles and responsibilities. To increase the connection between public health and primary care as well as to incorporate rural health care in graduate medical education training, a new “...
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description | Governmental public health professionals and community physicians often have limited understanding of each other’s roles and responsibilities. To increase the connection between public health and primary care as well as to incorporate rural health care in graduate medical education training, a new “Kaua‘i Rural and Public Health Selective” brings Family Medicine resident physicians (Residents) into the local health department on Kaua‘i. This first-time collaboration between the Kaua‘i District Health Office (KDHO) and University of Hawai‘i John A. Burns School of Medicine (JABSOM) Family Medicine Residency Program advances Residents’ understanding of public health and has been well-received by Residents and by department of health staff. Future plans include evaluation and continued incorporation of public health experiences into the core curriculum of a rural Family Medicine residency training program based on Kaua‘i. |
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