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Manish Kohli1, Clive Zent, Laura F Hutchins
1Central Arkansas Veterans Healthcare System, Little Rock, USA. Manish.Kohli@med.va.gov
Objective:
To examine whether the introduction of a subspecialty firm system results in improving fellowship training in hematology and oncology.
Methods:
A subspecialty firm in Hematology-Oncology was created to provide ambulatory and inpatient, primary, and subspecialty care. A survey was conducted of all fellows who trained in this firm while enrolled in an affiliated University subspecialty fellowship program.
Results:
The survey showed a positive impact of the firm in improving trainee-patient relationships, achievement of educational goals, and clinical competency.
Conclusions:
Larger observational studies are needed to evaluate the full impact of this model on educational outcomes in cancer patients.
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