Geriatric Medicine Training and Practice in the United States at the ...

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Allopathic Medical School Funded by Selected Federal or Private Foundation Programs
Allocation Of Faculty And Staff Time
Allocation of Faculty and Staff, Allopathic Schools
Allocation of Faculty and Staff, Osteopathic Schools
Obstacles to Achieving Goals of Geriatrics Programs
Figure 5.1 Number of Years as Academic Leader in Geriatrics
Figure 5.2 Establishment Year of Earliest Geriatric Academic Unit
Figure 5.3 Distribution of Physician Faculty Among Schools
Figure 5.4 Geriatric Programs’ Annual Budget for AY 2000-2001
Figure 5.5 Geriatric Programs’ Reserve Dollars
Figure 5.6 Physician Faculty Vacancy Rates
Chapter 6 Fellowship Programs
Table 6.1 Geriatric Medicine and Geriatric Psychiatry Fellows in ACGME Accredited Graduate Medical Education Programs
Table 6.2 First Year Geriatric Medicine and Geriatric Psychiatry Fellow Positions Available and Filled
Table 6.3 Growth of Geriatric Medicine and Geriatric Psychiatry Fellowship Programs
Table 6.4 Sources of Financial Support for Clinical and Academic Training for Geriatric Medicine and Geriatric Psychiatry
Fellows and Junior Faculty
Table 6.5 National Institute on Aging Selected Funding for Careers and Training FY 1991 to FY 2001
Table 6.6 Distribution of United States Medical School Graduates (USMSGs) in First Year Positions At Geriatric Medicine Fellowship
Programs for Academic Year 2001-2002
Table 6. 7 Program Directors Reported Sources of Funding for Fellows’ Stipends for the First 12 Months of Geriatric Medicine
Fellowship Training
Table 6.8 Program Directors Reported Sources of Funding for Fellows’ Stipends for Training Beyond Year One of Geriatric Medicine
Fellowship Training
Table 6.9 Distribution of United States Medical School Graduates (USMSGs) in First Year Positions At Geriatric Psychiatry Fellowship
Programs for Academic Year 2001-2002
Table 6.10 Program Directors Reported Sources of Funding for Fellows’ Stipends for the First 12 Months of
Geriatric Psychiatry Fellowship Training
Table 6.11 Program Directors Reported Sources of Funding for Fellows’ Stipends for Training Beyond Year One of Geriatric Psychiatry
Fellowship Training
Table 6.12 Fellowship-Trained Geriatricians, (1990-1998 Cohort) Personal Characteristics
Table 6.13 Fellowship-Trained Geriatricians, (1990-1998 Cohort) Career Decision Making
Table 6.14 Fellowship-Trained Geriatricians, (1990-1998 Cohort) Current Professional Focus and Clinical Activities
Table 6.15 Fellowship-Trained Geriatricians, (1990-1998 Cohort) Current Academic Credentials and Professional Activities
Table 6.16 Fellowship-Trained Geriatricians, (1996-1998 Cohort) Analysis of Respondents with One Year versus Two or More Years of
Fellowship Training
Figure 6.1 Establishment Year of Geriatric Medicine Fellowship Programs
Figure 6.2 Distribution of First Year Geriatric Medicine Fellows for AY 2001-2002
Figure 6.3 Distribution of Second Year Geriatric Medicine Fellows for AY 2001-2002
Figure 6.4 Establishment Year of Geriatric Psychiatry Fellowship Programs
Figure 6.5 Distribution of First Year Geriatric Psychiatry Fellows for AY 2001-2002
Chapter 7 Graduate Medical Education
Table 7.1 Allopathic Residency and Fellowship Programs with Specific Requirements for Geriatrics Curriculum
Table 7.2 Residents’ Self-Assessment of Preparedness in Caring for Specific Types of Patients
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Figure 7.3
Required Time (Half Days) Devoted to Clinical Instruction Geriatric Medicine during 3-Year General Internal
Medicine Residency
Required Time (Hours) Devoted to Didactic Instruction in Geriatric Medicine during 3-Year General Internal
Medicine Residency
Significant Barriers to Implementing a Geriatric Medicine Curriculum as Reported by General Internal Medicine
Program Directors
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