Burke W M, Lukes J J, Mansell E
J Community Health. 1978 Spring;3(3):271-80. doi: 10.1007/BF01349389.
A curriculum in community and family medicine at the University of Massachusetts Medical School, planned to include a primary care preceptorship as an integral unit, is described. The curriculum has been planned to allow for repeated and increasing exposure of medical students during their undergraduate years to a variety of health care settings within the state. An extensive program of courses is required for all students and consists of a three-week field clerkship in the first year, a field-oriented epidemiology course in the second year, and a six-week field clerkship in the third or fourth year. A preceptorship elective is available to all medical students after they have completed their first two years. Field visits by community and family medicine faculty to the preceptorship site provide overall guidance, facilitate the implementation of objectives, and provide opportunities to strengthen bonds between the practicing physicians of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and the state medical school. The results to date are discussed.
介绍了马萨诸塞大学医学院社区与家庭医学课程，该课程计划将初级保健导师制作为一个整体单元纳入其中。该课程计划允许医学生在本科阶段反复且更多地接触该州内的各种医疗保健环境。所有学生都需要参加广泛的课程项目，包括第一年为期三周的临床实习、第二年的实地导向流行病学课程，以及第三年或第四年为期六周的临床实习。所有医学生在完成前两年学业后都可以选择参加导师制课程。社区与家庭医学教员对导师制实习地点的实地访问提供全面指导，促进目标的实施，并提供机会加强马萨诸塞州执业医师与该州医学院之间的联系。还讨论了迄今为止的成果。
