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Family medicine residency programs now schedule residents in continuity practices more frequently than past requirements. This shift ensures compliance with accreditation standards for patient encounters in family medicine centers.

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  • Family Medicine Training

Background:

  • Family medicine residency programs require continuity practices in approved family medicine centers (FMC).
  • Accreditation requirements shifted from minimum time to target patient encounters.
  • Program directors need national standards for resident scheduling in FMCs.

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  • Determine the average frequency of resident scheduling in FMC continuity practices.
  • Establish benchmarks for resident schedules against national standards.
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Main Methods:

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    • Main Results:

    • Family medicine residency programs schedule residents in FMC continuity practices more often than previously mandated.
    • Current scheduling frequencies exceed historical minimum time requirements.

    Conclusions:

    • Family medicine residency programs schedule residents more frequently in FMCs to meet current accreditation.
    • Increased resident scheduling in continuity practices is necessary for accreditation compliance.