PURPOSE Training family medicine residents in underserved settings, such as community
health centers (CHCs), may provide a solution to the primary care workforce shortage. We …

Background and Objectives: Training partnerships between family medicine residencies
(FMRs) and community health centers (CHCs) are a potential solution to the chronic …

Purpose For more than 25 years, family medicine residencies (FMRs) have worked with
community health centers (CHCs) to train family physicians. In light of the long history and …

Purpose: For more than 25 years, family medicine residencies (FMRs) have worked with
community health centers (CHCs) to train family physicians. Despite the long history of this …

Academic health centers (AHCs) must change dramatically to meet the changing needs of
patients and society, but how to do this remains unclear. The purpose of this supplement is …

Many medical educators are calling for an increased emphasis on ambulatory care training,
but financial constraints are often cited as impediments to developing ambulatory care …

Methods We conducted in-depth telephone interviews with the directors of 13 of the 19
family practice residency programs identified as having linkages with C/MHCs. Results All …

Background: More than 1100 community health centers (CHCs) in the United States provide
primary care to 20 million underserved patients annually. CHCs have struggled to recruit …

BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES: The Affordable Care Act has spurred signiicant change
in the US health care system, including expansion of Medicaid and private insurance …

Background: Community health centers (CHCs) receive $2.9 billion in federal funding to
provide primary care to 20 million people annually, and these numbers are increasing …