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Co-Chairs’ Summary of the Conference: Who Will Provide Primary Care and How Will They Be Trained
In January 2010, the Josiah Macy Jr. Foundation convened a conference to address complex issues concerning who will provide primary…
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Conference Proceedings: Who Will Provide Primary Care And How Will They Be Trained?
Abundant evidence shows that healthcare systems with a strong primary care component provide high-quality, accessible, and efficient care. People want…
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Redesigning Continuing Education in the Health Professions
A workforce of knowledgeable health professionals is critical to the discovery and application of health care practices to prevent disease…
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Remaking Primary Care: A Framework for the Future
This report delves into the basis of the current crisis in primary care and offers solutions for the future.
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Reform of Continuing Medical Education: Investments in Physician Human Capital
In 1910, Flexner published a scathing indictment of undergraduate medical education at the time.1 The Flexner report demanded reform of…
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New and Developing Medical Schools
The first expansion of medical schools in this country in more than 20 years represents an important moment for medical…
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2009 Conference: Developing a Strong Primary Care Workforce
Focusing on the nation’s health care workforce, the meeting’s participants unanimously agreed that the ideal model for primary care in…
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Conference Proceedings: Revisiting the Medical School Educational Mission at a Time of Expansion
For the first time in 30 years, medical schools in the United States are expanding their enrollments in response to…
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Meeting Summary: Developing a Strong Primary Care Workforce
The United States does not have enough health professionals in primary care to meet the anticipated demand. To have any…