This chapter suggests a process for developing a new family medicine residency program. It reviews the questions that one should be asking prior to starting the endeavor, to continually improve the program while in the process and to ensure sustainability. In starting a new program, commit to beginning well, armed with a roadmap, relevant questions, curious minds, a community-engaged and collaborative approach, a commitment to excellence, innovation, and continuous program improvement in the cultivation of compassionate, well-rounded family medicine physicians.

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Starting a New Program: Asking Good Questions

  • Irene A. Gutierrez,
  • Barbara H. Miller,
  • Jodi L. Parungao,
  • Randall Longenecker

摘要

This chapter suggests a process for developing a new family medicine residency program. It reviews the questions that one should be asking prior to starting the endeavor, to continually improve the program while in the process and to ensure sustainability. In starting a new program, commit to beginning well, armed with a roadmap, relevant questions, curious minds, a community-engaged and collaborative approach, a commitment to excellence, innovation, and continuous program improvement in the cultivation of compassionate, well-rounded family medicine physicians.