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Title: CommunityAdvocacy Curriculum University of Connecticut Pediatric Residency Program


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Community/Advocacy Curriculum University of
ConnecticutPediatric Residency Program
  • Paul H. Dworkin, MD
  • Shanghai, China
  • October 14, 2009

2
UNIVERSAL EXPERIENCECurriculum Format and Content
  • Didactic AND experiential
  • Integrated within general curriculum
  • distinct block
  • longitudinal rotations
  • Community-oriented care
  • Focus on underserved populations
  • Culturally-effective care
  • Environmental considerations

3
UNIVERSAL EXPERIENCEPediatric Roles
  • As consultant (school, child care)
  • As advocate (government)
  • In injury and disease prevention
  • In community emergencies

4
RANGE OF EXPERIENCES
  • Community-based child health services
  • Community-based organizations
  • Schools, child care, Head Start
  • Community health centers
  • Detention centers
  • Home-based health care
  • Out-of-home placements

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STRUCTURE
  • Orientation
  • Didactic
  • Introduction to Connecticut, Hartford,
    Community-based health/care
  • Experiential
  • Van toursschools, community centers, health care
    sites, cultural points of interest
  • Meal with community partner

6
STRUCTURE
  • Community experience
  • Half day per week of ambulatory block time
  • Amounts to average 12 days over three years
  • Monthly Interdisciplinary Conference

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STRUCTURE
  • Individualized activities
  • Group activities
  • Government Advocacy
  • Enhanced Primary Care (Medical-Legal Partnership
    Project Reach Out and Read)
  • Spring poster session

8
ANOTHER EXAMPLEStanford/Lucille Packard
Childrens Hospital
  • One month rotation
  • International health
  • Health disparities
  • Use of surveys, focus groups, data
  • Legislative advocacy
  • Grant work, foundations

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Stanford(Continued)
  • Tutorial
  • Developing community partners
  • Needs assessments
  • IRB
  • Evaluation
  • Writing an abstract, presenting

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CURRENT TRANSITION TO ADVOCACY TRACK
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