Davenport M P, Jackson E A
J Fam Pract. 1984 Aug;19(2):225-8.
The experience of a pilot sports medicine clinic in affiliation with a family practice residency program is reviewed. The use of volunteer orthopedic staffing along with residents working in an acute sports medicine clinic in a community hospital proved to be a valuable addition to the orthopedic exposure during residency training. Seventy-eight patient contacts involving 93 injuries were encountered over a seven-week period. Three injuries required hospitalization for further definitive care. The benefits derived suggest that a similar clinic setup in other residency training programs could enhance the required orthopedic rotation as well as give acute, responsible care to the injured athlete. Educationally the resident's role as the athlete's physician provided a clinical experience valuable to a primary care practice.
回顾了一家与家庭医学住院医师培训项目相关的试点运动医学诊所的经验。事实证明，在社区医院的急性运动医学诊所中，使用志愿骨科人员以及住院医师，对于住院医师培训期间的骨科实习来说是一项很有价值的补充。在为期七周的时间里，共接待了78名患者，涉及93处损伤。有三处损伤需要住院接受进一步的确定性治疗。由此带来的益处表明，其他住院医师培训项目中类似的诊所设置可以加强所需的骨科轮转，同时为受伤的运动员提供及时、负责的治疗。从教育角度来看，住院医师作为运动员的医生所发挥的作用为初级保健实践提供了宝贵的临床经验。
