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Medical Education
Family Medicine
Women's Health

Background:

Family medicine residency programs require enhanced training in women's health.
Current curricula may not adequately cover best practices and resources in women's health.

Purpose of the Study:

To establish a framework for developing and implementing an integrated women's health curriculum.
To improve the comprehensive training of residents in women's health within family medicine.

Main Methods:

Curriculum planning based on defined objectives.
Integration of clinical experiences including obstetrics and gynecology rotations, and women's health workshops.
Alignment of teaching objectives with CanMEDS-Family Medicine core competencies.

Main Results:

Successful design and implementation of an integrated women's health curriculum.
Enhanced comprehensive women's health training experience for residents.
Curriculum integrated within a 6-month family medicine block.

Conclusions:

The developed program improved resident training in women's health.
Ongoing evaluation and innovation are essential for continuous program improvement.
The framework provides a model for other family medicine residency programs.