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  • Pediatric Residency Training

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  • Growing interest in global health (GH) among medical trainees contrasts with limited opportunities for extended placements.
  • Residency programs face challenges in providing comprehensive GH training.
  • Baylor College of Medicine/Texas Children's Hospital (BCM/TCH) established an integrated Global Child Health Residency Program (GCHRP).

Purpose of the Study:

  • To describe the 13-year implementation experience of the GCHRP.
  • To evaluate resident satisfaction, confidence, and challenges during global health experiences (GHE).
  • To identify lessons learned for future GH training programs.

Main Methods:

  • Program development and implementation overview.
  • Curricular and training components description.
  • Survey of 30 global health residents (GHRs) who completed a 1-year GHE before the COVID-19 pandemic.

Main Results:

  • High resident satisfaction and confidence in caring for children in GH settings were reported.
  • Challenges included difficult transitions home (40%) and personal safety events (43%).
  • Post-graduation, 63% pursued pediatric subspecialty fellowships.

Conclusions:

  • The GCHRP effectively trains future GH leaders, providing valuable skills for resource-limited settings.
  • Key lessons learned involve supporting residents' needs and leveraging established partner sites.
  • Long-term impact assessment through graduate career tracking is essential.