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Strategies for increasing diversity in physician assistant (PA) programs are effective when they focus on community outreach, student support, inclusive environments, and mission alignment. Implementing the ROAD Framework can enhance diversity in PA education.

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  • Diversity and Inclusion in Healthcare
  • Physician Assistant (PA) Studies

Background:

  • Evidence on practical implementation and long-term sustainability of diversity strategies in health professions education is limited.
  • Physician assistant (PA) programs face challenges in graduating underrepresented racial and ethnic students.
  • This study examines successful strategies in PA programs with a history of graduating diverse student bodies.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To investigate widely used and effective diversity strategies in physician assistant (PA) educational programs.
  • To identify characteristics and practices contributing to the successful recruitment and retention of underrepresented PA students.
  • To propose a framework for enhancing diversity in PA education.

Main Methods:

  • Qualitative study using grounded theory.
  • Conducted semi-structured interviews with representatives from 41 nationally accredited PA programs.
  • Identified top-performing programs in graduating underrepresented students and analyzed their recruitment and retention strategies.

Main Results:

  • Identified four key themes: Community Pathways, Student Retention and Support, Diverse Learning Environments, and Mission Alignment.
  • Proposed the Retention, Outreach, Alignment, and Diversity (ROAD) Framework.
  • The ROAD Framework outlines goals, behaviors, and actionable steps for diversifying PA education.

Conclusions:

  • The study identified effective strategies for fostering diversity in PA programs.
  • Implementing the ROAD Framework can help address underrepresentation in PA education.
  • Adoption of the ROAD Framework can contribute to a more inclusive and representative healthcare workforce.