Advancing Social Mission in Health Professions Education Fitzhugh Mullan, MD Residency Elective in Health Policy Kaiser Permanente/Southern California.

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Advancing Social Mission in Health Professions Education Fitzhugh Mullan, MD Residency Elective in Health Policy Kaiser Permanente/Southern California May 11, 2017

Social Mission of Medical Education: Ranking the Schools

Medical Schools Social Mission Score, Primary Care, HPSA and Minorities Highest Scores

Medical Schools Social Mission Score, Primary Care, HPSA and Minorities Lowest Scores

Flexner’s Legacy - Upside Linked medical education to science Standardized the curriculum Demanded excellence in teaching Promoted medical research

Flexner’s Legacy - Downside A formula for large, ultimately less flexible, institutions Did not contemplate the social determinants of health Did not envision health as a human right

Social Mission of Health Professions Schools The social mission of a health professions school is the contribution of the school in its mission, programs, and the performance of its graduates in addressing the health disparities of the society in which it exists

Manifestations of Social Mission in Medical Education Community Engagement Diversity promotion Disparities reduction Cost/value concern Engagement with social determinants of health

Beyond Flexner 2012 University of Oklahoma – Tulsa School of Community Medicine

Beyond Flexner 2015 University of New Mexico Albuquerque, NM

The Beyond Flexner Alliance Communications Platform Clearing House Social Mission Standards Beyond Flexner Conferences

CORE CONCEPTS AND PRINCIPLES Promote a culture of accountability in health professions education that values health equity Raise public consciousness about social mission Impact future leaders’ understanding and commitment to social mission Create social mission standards and metrics Support pathways to assure a diverse workforce including leadership

BF 2016 Workshop Sampler Pipeline to Enhance Diversity SDoH Interventions Social Mission Accountability and Metrics Social Mission Research Teaching Health Center GME: A National Residency Program Teaching Social Determinants of Health Admissions and Recruitment to Enhance Diversity Enhancement: Global Social Mission Hotspotting to Address SDOH Interprofessional Education and Health Equity Medical-Legal Partnerships New Models for GME funding

Social Mission Metrics Study Fitzhugh Mullan, MD Professor of Health Policy Professor of Pediatrics Sonal Batra, MD Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine

Social Mission Metrics Study Year 1 -- 2016 RWJF funding Interprofessional study (dentistry, medicine and nursing) Advisory Committee Consultant metrician Developed SMM survey based on domains and activities

SMMS Year 1 (cont.) Piloted at 6 school Debrief calls Survey revisions Presentations at Beyond Flexner conference and RWJF

Social Mission Domains and Activities A health professional school function that has the potential to promote social mission Activities Measurable components of the domain Describe the process starting with the very idea of Ds&As Then the iterative process (which is very much still underway Show 1.0 and discuss.

SMMS Year 2 – 2017 Stakeholder Engagement RWJF and HRSA funding Progressive field testing (two rounds – 60 schools) Site Visits (3 schools) Stakeholder Engagement Accreditation bodies Student organizations

Potential Impact of SMM Influence the concept of what good health professions education is – education, service, research and social mission Impact the conversation on educational mission, quality and standards Stimulate school self studies Stimulate IPE engagement around social mission Affect accreditation standards for HPE

SMM Next Steps Publish and publicize results Method and substance Promote national initiative of SMM self studies Convene national conference on social mission measurement Design and implement study of purposeful social mission augmentation using the SMM instrument Share best practices from “high achieving” schools Sharing of best practices from “high achieving” schools

Beyond Flexner Alliance http://beyondflexner.org

The arc of the moral universe is long but it bends towards justice -- MLK