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Area of Science:

  • Medical Education
  • Accreditation Standards
  • Family Medicine Residency

Background:

  • Residency Program Solutions (RPS) assists family medicine programs with educational quality and accreditation preparation.
  • RPS Criteria for Excellence in Family Medicine Education may influence Residency Review Committee-Family Medicine (RC-FM) accreditation standards.
  • RPS consultations may impact accreditation visit length and citation numbers.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To analyze the influence of RPS Criteria on RC-FM accreditation requirements.
  • To determine the impact of RPS Comprehensive Accreditation Program (CAP) consultations on accreditation outcomes.

Main Methods:

  • Comparative analysis of RC-FM Program Requirements and RPS Criteria (1978-2007).
  • Identified verbatim and equivalent 'must'/'should' statements.
  • Statistical comparison of citation numbers and accreditation cycle length for programs with and without CAP consultations (2004-2010).

Main Results:

  • Strongest alignment between RC-FM requirements and RPS criteria observed in 1983-1984.
  • Increasing concurrences between organizational statements over time.
  • Programs with CAP consultations showed significantly fewer citations and longer accreditation cycles.

Conclusions:

  • RPS Criteria have positively shaped RC-FM accreditation requirements.
  • RPS CAP consultations are likely beneficial for family medicine residency programs seeking successful accreditation.
  • Benefits include potentially longer accreditation cycles and reduced citation numbers.