2013
DOI: 10.2190/pm.45.4.b
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Training the “Assertive Practitioner of Behavioral Science”: Advancing a Behavioral Medicine Track in a Family Medicine Residency

Abstract: As developed and structured, the Behavioral Medicine track has achieved the goal of producing "assertive practitioners of behavioral science in family medicine" residents with advanced behavioral science skills and abilities who globally integrate behavioral science into primary care.

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“…An early overview of consultation service activity is contained in an audit completed after the first four years of the service. 16 Based on a chart audit of 22 consecutive patients, the majority of referred patients presented with a diagnosable psychiatric disorder. The consultants diagnosed 85% of the patients with depression, an anxiety disorder, or an adjustment reaction.…”
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“…An early overview of consultation service activity is contained in an audit completed after the first four years of the service. 16 Based on a chart audit of 22 consecutive patients, the majority of referred patients presented with a diagnosable psychiatric disorder. The consultants diagnosed 85% of the patients with depression, an anxiety disorder, or an adjustment reaction.…”
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“…All participants are currently in practice or pursuing advanced training. The family physicians chosen included two who completed residency at the program and completed advanced training in the residency’s behavioral medicine track 17 as well as the clinic’s medical director whose clinical practice coincided with the duration of the consultation service. The three consultant psychiatrists interviewed were fourth-year residents when they provided consultations.…”
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“…The publication of the current special (double) issue marks the following milestones for the Forum–IJPM series: 7 total special issues; 645 pages; 71 peer-reviewed articles (71 first author opportunities for Forum attendees); 172 total authors (average of approximately three authors per article). 27 We are very pleased that this annual series continues to reinforce Forum objectives of professional networking, high-quality professional development, and advancing the integration of behavioral science into Family Medicine training. We thank Julie Rickert, PsyD, who has succeeded Dr Butler as Forum Chair as she has continued enthusiastic support for this publication partnership.…”
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