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A wellness program model for family practice residency programs
D P Zoller1, C L Murphy-Cullen, S Moore
1University of Illinois College of Medicine, Rockford 61107.
Abstract:
For some time health promotion and disease prevention have been expected tenets of medical practices with the public. However, the medical profession has only recently emphasized prevention and wellness promotion as required curricula for study at the undergraduate and graduate levels. Family physicians have been at the forefront in accepting this additional responsibility, but actual implementation of such practices has been difficult for the individual physician. To address this needed transitional step from public demand to practice, a wellness program for residents, faculty, staff, and patients was designed for the Family Practice Residency Program at Cheyenne.
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