MedFTs' Role in the Recruitment and Retention of a Diverse Physician Population: A Conceptual Model
Corin E Davis1, Angela L Lamson1, Kristin Z Black2
1Department of Human Development & Family Science, College of Health and Human Performance, East Carolina University, 112 Redditt House, Mailstop 505, Greenville, NC 27858 USA.
Abstract:
Recruitment and retention of a diverse physician population across stages of medical education is essential for the success of the healthcare system. MedFTs have a unique role to play in advocacy and intervention related to the recruitment and retention of these physicians at all stages of their education and career. As MedFTs expand their influence in healthcare systems, they must ground into their fundamental theories, like systems theory and the Four World View, all while advancing in their professional competencies to attune their skills and those whom they are entrusted in training. The conceptual model, MedFTs' Role in the Recruitment and Retention of a Diverse Physician Population, provides a framework for MedFTs to use their influence to enact change related to diversity and equity in the healthcare system. In addition, the model provides avenues for intervention and advocacy on the part of the MedFT related to each of the four worlds and their specific role(s) in the health care.
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