Obbard L C, Evans D V, Sterling L M, Tessler S, Weinstein B, Zuckerman R S
University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine.
Acad Med. 1995 Jan;70(1 Suppl):S81-5. doi: 10.1097/00001888-199501000-00030.
Medical student organizations--including the American Medical Student Association (AMSA), the Association of American Medical Colleges's Organization of Student Representatives (AAMC-OSR), and the American Academy of Family Physicians' National Congress of Student Members (AAFP-NCSM)--are responding to the increased need for generalist physicians. Through a variety of initiatives drawing on each organization's unique strengths and capabilities, students are developing curricular and extracurricular initiatives to increase trainees' exposure to and knowledge about generalist medicine. These projects indicate that future physicians are interested in learning about generalist careers and in working with generalist mentors early in their medical training. Students are addressing these needs through community-based experiences, student interest groups, legislative activity, curricular reform, and research in generalist medicine.
医学生组织——包括美国医学生协会（AMSA）、美国医学院协会学生代表组织（AAMC - OSR）以及美国家庭医师学会学生会员全国大会（AAFP - NCSM）——正在应对对全科医生日益增长的需求。通过利用每个组织独特优势和能力的各种举措，学生们正在开展课程和课外项目，以增加学员对全科医学的接触和了解。这些项目表明，未来的医生有兴趣了解全科医学职业，并在医学培训早期与全科医学导师合作。学生们正通过社区实践、学生兴趣小组、立法活动、课程改革以及全科医学研究来满足这些需求。
