ArticleJournal of general internal medicine2017
Development and Implementation of a Novel HIV Primary Care Track for Internal Medicine Residents.
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- Building HIV Workforce Capacity Through a Residency Pathway: Outcomes and Challenges.Open forum infectious diseases · 2018Article
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- Development and Implementation of a Novel HIV Primary Care Track for Internal Medicine Residents.Journal of general internal medicine · 2017Article
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Abstract
backgroundDeclining mortality has led to a rising number of persons living with HIV (PLWH) and concerns about a future shortage of HIV practitioners.
aimTo develop an HIV Primary Care Track for internal medicine residents.
settingAcademic hospital and community health center with a history of caring for PLWH and lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) patients.
participantsInternal medicine residents. PROGRAM DESCRIPTION: We enrolled four residents annually in a 3-year track with the goal of having each provide continuity care to at least 20 PLWH. The curriculum included small group learning sessions, outpatient electives, a global health opportunity, and the development of a scholarly project. PROGRAM EVALUATION: All residents successfully accrued 20 or more PLWH as continuity patients. Senior residents passed the American Academy of HIV Medicine certification exam, and 75 % of graduates took positions in primary care involving PLWH. Clinical performance of residents in HIV care quality measures was comparable to those reported in published cohorts. DISCUSSION: We developed and implemented a novel track to train medical residents in the care of PLWH and LGBT patients. Our results suggest that a designated residency track can serve as a model for training the next generation of HIV practitioners.
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