a practical guide to developing areas of concentration experience at a community based residency
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A Practical Guide to Developing Areas of Concentration
Experience at a
Community Based Residency
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STFM Annual ConferenceApril 2015
Robert Luby, MD
Wendy Brooks Barr, MD, MPH, MSCE
Joseph Gravel, MD
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Disclosures
• Robert Luby, MD• Wendy Brooks Barr, MD, MPH, MSCE• Joseph Gravel, MD
• None of these presenters have disclosures
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Lawrence Family Medicine Residency Program
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Lawrence Family Medicine Residency Program
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Learning Objectives
• Assess and actuate the resources necessary to the establishment of AOC’s.
• Employ an institutionally-coordinated process for AOC curricular development.
• Develop means of maintaining AOC’s to ensure uniformly high educational value.
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Institutional PrioritiesInitial Selection of AOC’s
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Institutional PrioritiesInitial Selection of AOC’s
• Resident interest• Faculty expertise and interest• Internal “resources”• External “resources”• Longitudinal vs block scheduling
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Resident PrioritiesSelection of AOC’s
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Resident PrioritiesExpansion of Options of AOC’s
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Resident Priorities / Institution RealityDefining the Degree of Flexibility
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Resident Priorities / Institution RealityDefining the Degree of Individualization
• Allow “combination” AOC’s?• Allow “design-your-own” AOC’s?• Allow “multiple” AOC’s?
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Lawrence FMRMenu of AOC’s
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Lawrence FMRMenu of AOC’s
• Academic / Faculty Development• Advanced Maternity Care
• Behavioral Health• Geriatrics
• Global Health• Health Systems Management
• HIV• Integrative Medicine
• Sports Medicine• Women’s Health
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Institutional PrioritiesUniformity of Quality Across AOC’s
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Institutional PrioritiesEquivalency of Educational Value
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Uniformity of Quality Uniformity of Curricula
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Uniformity of CurriculaKey Components of Templated Curricula
• Statement of GOALS• Statement of OBJECTIVES• Participation LIMITS• AOC-Specific FOCUS?• BUDGET / CME / Conferences
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Uniformity of CurriculaKey Components of Templated Curricula
• AOC-Specific TIMELINE• SCHEDULING: Block +/- Longitudinal• SPECIALTY Clinics
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Uniformity of CurriculaKey Components of Templated Curricula
• QUALITY IMPROVEMENT PROJECT• RESEARCH / SCHOLARLY ACTIVITY• COMMUNITY MEDICINE COMPONENT
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Uniformity of CurriculaKey Components of Templated Curricula
• Resident as TEACHER Component• Disseminable PATIENT CARE Materials• The “AOC AOC”
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“Area of ConcentrationAmbassador of Consultation”
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AOC AOCINQUIRIES AND ANSWERS
• HIV
• What are the parameters which justify transitioning an HIV patient from a q3 month to a q6 month lab draw for CD4 and viral load surveillance?
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• HIV• While most HIV-infected patients on treatment should have VL and CD4 testing
done every 3-4 months, the new NIH /DHHS May 2014 guidelines give those patients who have been well-controlled on treatment for at least 2 years a little more laxity with CD4 and VL testing (and our system a little cost-savings); the rationale for this is that more frequent testing is unlikely to alter clinical care in such patients:
• ***For patients who have been on ART for at least 2 years with consistent viral suppression (viral load undetectable):
• • CD4 count between 300 and 500 cells/mm3: CD4 count monitoring every 12 months (BII).
• • CD4 count >500 cells/mm3: CD4 count monitoring is optional (CIII).• ***Similarly, as long as the CD4 counts consistently remain above 300, and VL is
suppressed for more than 2 years, can space viral load testing to every 6 months (AIII).
• Where AIII – strong, expert opinion recommendation• BII – moderate, nonrandomized trials• CIII – optional recommendation, expert opinion
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• HIV• While most HIV-infected patients on treatment should have VL and CD4 testing
done every 3-4 months, the new NIH /DHHS May 2014 guidelines give those patients who have been well-controlled on treatment for at least 2 years a little more laxity with CD4 and VL testing (and our system a little cost-savings); the rationale for this is that more frequent testing is unlikely to alter clinical care in such patients:
• ***For patients who have been on ART for at least 2 years with consistent viral suppression (viral load undetectable):
• • CD4 count between 300 and 500 cells/mm3: CD4 count monitoring every 12 months (BII).
• • CD4 count >500 cells/mm3: CD4 count monitoring is optional (CIII).• ***Similarly, as long as the CD4 counts consistently remain above 300, and VL is
suppressed for more than 2 years, can space viral load testing to every 6 months (AIII).
• Where AIII – strong, expert opinion recommendation• BII – moderate, nonrandomized trials• CIII – optional recommendation, expert opinion
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AOC AOCINQUIRIES AND ANSWERS
• SPORTS MEDICINE
• Is there any evidence regarding the effectiveness of keyboard assistive devices for ameliorating the effects of carpal tunnel syndrome on keyboard users?
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• SPORTS MEDICINE• There's lots of evidence on the importance of ergonomics for reducing work-
place related MSK injuries, and the associated cost. However, according the CDC/NIOSH (Nat'l Institute for Occupational Safety and Health), there's inconclusive evidence for the efficacy of ergonomic keyboards, mice, and wrist supports.
Recommendations are:1) set up your workstation ergonomically2) take frequent stretching breaks3) you may try ergonomic supports (keyboards, mice, wrist supports) empirically (but evidence of efficacy is inconclusive)
Source-CDC/NIOSH publication 97-148, published December 1997, updated June 2014
Disadvantages of this recommendation: - current objective data is limited-lots of industry sponsored studies supporting use of these devices and purporting efficacy
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• SPORTS MEDICINE• There's lots of evidence on the importance of ergonomics for reducing work-
place related MSK injuries, and the associated cost. However, according the CDC/NIOSH (Nat'l Institute for Occupational Safety and Health), there's inconclusive evidence for the efficacy of ergonomic keyboards, mice, and wrist supports.
Recommendations are:1) set up your workstation ergonomically2) take frequent stretching breaks3) you may try ergonomic supports (keyboards, mice, wrist supports) empirically (but evidence of efficacy is inconclusive)
Source-CDC/NIOSH publication 97-148, published December 1997, updated June 2014
Disadvantages of this recommendation: - current objective data is limited-lots of industry sponsored studies supporting use of these devices and purporting efficacy
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Alignment with ACGME CompetenciesMeasurable Outcomes
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Timelines and Deadlines
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Tracking ProgressPortfolio Maintenance
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Tracking ProgressPortfolio Maintenance
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