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Title: Mission: To prepare physicians who are relentlessly curious, who are determined in their efforts to


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Mission To prepare physicians who are
relentlessly curious, who are determined in their
efforts to improve patient outcomes, and who
apply their knowledge and skill with judgment and
compassion
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The Four Is of The Carnegie Foundation
Preparation for the Professions
ProgramImplications for Humanistic Medicine
  • Molly Cooke MD
  • Senior Scholar, CFAT
  • Director, Haile T. Debas Academy of Medical
    Educators
  • Professor of Medicine, UCSF

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The Four Is of the Medicine PPP
Formation of Professional Identity
Insistence on Excellence
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Why individualize?
  • Respect learners previous experience and goals
  • Increase educational efficiency
  • Expand breadth of learner mastery

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From Process-Based to Outcome-Based
Carracio et al. Shifting Paradigms From Flexner
to Competencies. Academic Medicine 2002,
77361-367.
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Competency-based assessment and the duration of
residency training
Long 2000 Acad Med
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Competency-based assessment and the duration of
residency training
Long 2000 Acad Med
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3 Forms of Integration
  • Multiple Roles of Physicians

Formal Experiential Learning
Holistic Perspective on Patients Patient Care
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Integration of the roles of a physician
  • Physician-citizen, scientist, leader-manager,
    policy maker-advocate
  • Areas of concentration and Pathways

Gruen 2004 JAMA
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General Patient Care in an Integrated Model
  • AB 63 year old established patient in my
    practice w/ remote HD, ADPKD, renal failure on PD
  • Events over year incarcerated hernia in exp lap
    incision, new Dx NSC lung cancer
  • Learning points molecular basis of cyst
    formation, giving bad news, interpretation of
    isolated prolonged aPTT, cross-specialty
    collaboration
  • MM 40 year old with spina bifida, chronic
    pain, depression, and poly-substance abuse
    referred from neurology in September for primary
    care
  • Events over year Doctor-shopping, suicide
    attempt, residential rehab
  • Learning points Embryology of neural tube
    defects, folate and methylation hypothesis,
    principles of pain management, pharmacology of
    buprenorphine, setting limits and managing
    boundaries

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Integration of Formal Experiential
  • Formal Knowledge facts, concepts,
    theories
  • Experiential Knowledge performing tasks and
    activities in context
  • Integration through
  • -Guided Participation
  • -Iterative Sequencing

Modified from http//e-archive.vanderbilt.edu/bit
stream/1803/216/18/spirallearning.doc Accessed
3/31/2008
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The Four Is of the Medicine PPP
Formation of Professional Identity
Insistence on Excellence
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Medical education in the Dreyfus model of skill
acquisition
Expert
Expert
Proficient
Experienced non-expert
Competent
Advanced beginner
Novice
Medical school
Residency
Early in practice
Batalden Health Affairs 2002
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Insistence on Excellence
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The Four Is of the Medicine PPP
Formation of Professional Identity
Insistence on Excellence
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Identity Formation
  • Formation
  • Process of becoming a physician and taking on
    identity
  • Commitment to values and dispositions of the
    profession
  • Learned through
  • Participation in a community of practice and
    adoption of professional behaviors, identity and
    values
  • Observation of role models and peer interactions
  • Coaching, instruction, assessment and feedback

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Curricula and HumanismCurriculum Content
  • Doctoring courses
  • Humanities courses, including ethics
  • Pathways-type opportunities
  • Presentation of science in an historical context

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Curricula and HumanismCurriculum Design
  • Individualized
  • Developmental
  • Learner-focused
  • Contextualized

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Pedagogies and Humanism
  • Active learning
  • Inquiry driven, with guidance
  • Dynamic interplay between formal and experiential
    knowledge-building

Modified from http//e-archive.vanderbilt.edu/bit
stream/1803/216/18/spirallearning.doc Accessed
3/31/2008
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Assessment and Humanism
  • Multi-dimensional and multi-source
  • Emphasis on self-assessment
  • Aspirational framework

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Institutional culture
Assessment
Curriculum
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Oath of Lasagna in 23 Languages
2008 Anatoly Urisman - Russian Cindy Oparah
- Ibo Raymund Dantes - Tagalog Nina Hansra -
Punjab Tim Joseph - Malayalam
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Mission To prepare physicians who are
relentlessly curious, who are determined in their
efforts to improve patient outcomes, and who
apply their knowledge and skill with judgment and
compassion
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Carnegie Team
Bill Sullivan PhD Molly Cooke MD David Irby
PhD Lee Shulman PhD Anne Colby PhD Bridget
OBrien PhD
http//www.carnegiefoundation.org/
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