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Curriculum and Finance university of california, san francisco LIC 101 Curriculum and Finance Ann Poncelet, MD UCSF Jay Erickson, MD UWSOM school of medicine Dave Irby David Hatem David Hirsh Brigdet O’Brien Paul Worley Karen Hauer

UCSF LIC Principles=Continuity Patient Panel Longitudinal Preceptorships Faculty Advisors Continuity with peers Continuity with site/system Developmental curriculum

UWSOM WRITE Principles Started in 1996 to address rural/underserved physician workforce shortages Rural/Underserved communities Continuity with community, patients and healthcare team Student engagement with community Community engages with medical education

LIC Integration Across Disciplines Medicine clinic Surgery OR and clinic Family medicine clinic Neurology clinic Psychiatry clinic Pediatics clinic OB/GYN clinic Anesthesia OR and clinic Surgical subspecialty OR and clinic Single preceptor from each discipline Student works with each preceptor for a year

UWSOM WRITE longitudinal 20 week experience Family Medicine- 10 weeks Internal Medicine- 4 weeks Pediatrics- 3 weeks Psychiatry- 3 weeks Community Project Expanding to 22-32 weeks, site dependent

LIC Integrated in Primary Care Primary Care Practice Medicine Inpatient Block Surgery Inpatient Block

university of california, san francisco UCSF LICs school of medicine PISCES One-year LIC at Parnassus, Mount Zion and UCSF Faculty Practice at Lakeshore (16 students) Includes all core clerkships Kaiser Longitudinal Integrated Clerkship (KLIC) One-year integrated LIC at Kaiser Permanente, Oakland (8 students) Longitudinal Integrated Fresno Experience (LIFE) 6 month LIC at UCSF Fresno Campus (9 students) Medicine, family medicine, neurology, psychiatry

Sample Student Schedule Week 1

30 WRITE Sites in 5 WWAMI States Lynden/Birch Bay W Ferndale W Grand Coulee Newport W Montana W W W Port Angeles W Chelan W Shelby Port Townsend W W Libby Sandpoint Whitefish Shelton W W W W Spokane W Moses Lake W Ellensburg W Lewistown Helena Pullman Washington W Butte Miles City W W W Dillon W McCall W Alaska Idaho Powell Wyoming W Hailey W Boise W W W Nampa W Lander Jerome Douglas Wasilla Anchorage Juneau W W W Juneau SEARHC Cheyenne W W WRITE Site Kodiak WWAMI Regional Office Note: Alaska not to scale

Sample WRITE schedule

university of california, san francisco PISCES Program Costs school of medicine Co-directors: 10% FTE each (OME) Administrator: 50% FTE (OME) + 5% FTE from each participating discipline Discipline-specific liaisons: 5% FTE each (departments) Preceptor productivity (departments) Space: PISCES room, student rooms in clinics LICs offload traditional clerkships requiring less resources (PISCES accounts for 10% of the entire third year clerkships)

WRITE Program Costs Program costs supported by Dean’s office Site budget (24 students) Administrative fee $10,000 x 24 $240,000 Faculty travel $2,000 x 24 $48,000 Housing $5,000 x 24 $120,000 Subtotal $408,000 Administration Directors (2) 37.5% FTE Administrative Assistants (2) 37.5% FTE Faculty travel $2,500 x 24 $60,000 Subtotal $60,000 Total for 24 students $468,000 + 37.5 % Faculty FTE + 37.5% Administrative FTE

Questions for Discussion What are your principles? What is the context in which you wish to embed these principles (e.g. urban tertiary care? remote rural? small city?) How long should your program be? How integrated should your program be? What finance structure would work or is feasible in your setting?