CLIC BIG SKY MONTANA SEP/OCT 2013 UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON OPPORTUNITIES TO ENHANCE A LIC PROJECT THROUGH THE TRUST CONTINUITY CURRICULUM UNIVERSITY OF.

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CLIC BIG SKY MONTANA SEP/OCT 2013 UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON OPPORTUNITIES TO ENHANCE A LIC PROJECT THROUGH THE TRUST CONTINUITY CURRICULUM UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON TOM GREER, MD, MPH SUZANNE ALLEN, MD, MPH JAY ERICKSON, MD DAVID EVANS, MD TOBY KEYS, MPH 1

Introduction to TRUST, R/UOP & WRITE Linking student-driven projects after Yr 1 (R/UOP) to Yr 3 LIC (WRITE) Project Challenges and the Road Ahead Questions OUR SESSION TODAY 2

 WWAMI = Washington, Wyoming, Alaska, Montana, Idaho – regional medical school  R/UOP = Rural/Underserved Opportunities Program  WRITE = WWAMI Rural Integrated Training Experience (Yr 3 LIC)  TRUST = Targeted Rural Underserved Track (four-year integrated curriculum with third year LIC [WRITE])  COPC = Community-Oriented Primary Care GLOSSARY 3

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Link Each Student to Mentors and One Continuity Community Over 4 Years of Medical School Longitudinal Integrated Curriculum Dedicated Admissions Process TRUST INNOVATIONS Longitudinal Integrated Curriculum Existing Programs New Programs 5

TRUST Scholars have multiple opportunities to complete projects in their continuity communities:  FIRST SUMMER EXPERIENCE – a 7-14 day experience before med school  R/UOP – 4 weeks with most completing a community- focused project with close mentoring  WRITE – 20+ wk LIC in 3 rd Yr - mentoring for a project with the community faculty and regional dean COMMUNITY PROJECTS 6

 Can the WRITE (LIC) project in 3 rd year build on student’s knowledge of the community and their R/UOP project?  Should the project(s) focus on the community or practice improvement or both ? CAN WE LINK R/UOP PROJECT WITH LIC PROJECT IN 3 RD YEAR? 7

 Students know community well, including needs & contacts  Students have 20+ weeks (LIC) to organize and complete project  Students exposed to tenants of COPC in R/UOP  Meet a community need  Work with a community partner  Leave something that continues EXPLORING THE POSSIBILITIES - BENEFITS 8

 Students may start thinking of R/UOP projects before learning tenants of COPC  Students may not have maintained interest from R/UOP  Continuity community faculty may not have time to provide guidance EXPLORING THE POSSIBILITIES - CHALLENGES 9

 Students tend to ‘bite off more than they can chew’ in 20 wks  Practice improvement may be more ‘doable’ in the LIC than a community project EXPLORING THE POSSIBILITIES - CHALLENGES 10

 Regional deans, R/UOP, and WRITE leadership are a key part of TRUST Executive Committee  Experiment with early COPC focus for TRUST Scholars – before R/UOP  Work with continuity community to identify needs – either in their communities or in their practices THE WAY FORWARD 11

 Explore ways to better prepare LIC students for meaningful project planning and implementation  Plan to increase project oversight during LIC – with help from existing resources THE WAY FORWARD 12

QUESTIONS? 13