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Medical Education at CCHS: Presentation for Delaware Healthcare Commission
Neil Jasani, MDVP, Academic Affairs
Lisa Maxwell, MDDirector, Undergraduate Medical Education
11,000+ Employees
1,500 + Medical-Dental staff
We are a small state, but…..
Among hospitals in the United States17th in admissions20th in emergency visits23rd in total surgeries
Among hospitals on the East Coast 10th in admissions10th in emergency visits11th in total surgeries
Great Clinical Experience279 Residents & Fellows
18 residencies6 fellowships
Medical, NP, PA, Pharmacy, Podiatry and Allied Health students
Over 20 Residency & Over 20 Residency & Fellowship Programs Fellowship Programs
Internal Medicine (41) Medicine – Pediatrics (16) Family Medicine (18) Emergency Medicine (36) EM/FM (10) EM/IM (15) General Surgery (30) Diagnostic Radiology (24) Obstetrics & Gynecology (24)
Fellowships: Cardiovascular Disease Fellowship (13) Interventional Cardiology Fellowship (2) Nephrology Fellowship (2) Surgical Critical Care Fellowship (2) Otolaryngology Fellowship (1) Vascular Interventional Radiology
Fellowship (1) Sports Medicine Fellowship (2)
New Fellowships:
Heart Failure and Transplant Fellowship: (1) Medical Physics: (1) Conceptual Phase: Pain and Palliative Care
Fellowship (partnering with A. I. duPont Hospital for Children)
Medical/PA/Pharmacy Students
3%13
Medical Students:
64%190
26%76
145%
114%
72%
NP students
2011-2012 7/2011-6/2012: 81 students 7/2012- Present: 59 students
Schools University of Delaware Wilmington University Penn State Immaculata College Drexel
Allied Health 1973-First affiliation with Delaware
Technical and Community College Programs:
Diagnostic Medical Sonography Histo-technology Nuclear Medicine Technology Physical Therapy Assistant Radiologic Technology Respiratory Therapy Technology
Diagnostic Medical Sonography
24
Histotechnology 12
Radiologic Technology 44
Nuclear Medicine 16
Physical Therapist Assistant 32
Respiratory Care 30
Allied Health: 2012-2013
146 students across all programs 14 Program Coordinators and Instructors
Jefferson DE Jefferson DE CampusCampus
Overview of Medical SchoolYears 1 &
2
Years 3 & 4
Basic ScienceLectures / Small
GroupsSome Clinical Experiences
Clinical RotationsInpatient / Outpatient
Some Basic Science
Years 3 & 4
• Consists of Clinical Rotations• Required “Core” Rotations
• Internal Medicine, Family Medicine, Surgery, OB, Psych, EM, Peds)
• Electives
• Many schools (including Jefferson) utilize large affiliate networks to provide clinical training in the 3rd and 4th years.
Years 1 & 2
Jefferson Campus
Years 3 & 4•20 Affiliate Sites
• CCHS = largest•Students participate in a lottery for rotation sites •Rotations at many sites
Idea of a Branch Campus Medical schools are expanding
Expansion typically follows one of two models: “In Place”
More students on existing campus and facilities “Regional campus model”
offer some curriculum to a portion of the class (most commonly clinical education).
Rationale for a DE Branch Campus
Delaware has no medical school One of 5 in the country
Jefferson acts as the medical school for DE
CCHS is the largest affiliate
DE Campus Started 2 years ago
Jefferson students spend 3rd and 4th year in Delaware for clinical rotations CCHS, AI DuPont
Voluntary Chosen by students in 2nd year
Advantages of Branch Campus
For Students:Eliminate orientation to constantly changing locations
Learning one computer system Learning one hospital system
Creating connections with students, residents and faculty
Becoming part of local culture Personal relationships for mentoring, letters of
recommendations, etc.
Advantages of Branch Campus
For DE:
Engaged / invested learners
Potential pipe-line
Status of DE Branch Campus
29 current Branch Campus Students
Class of 2013 11 students Class of 2014 6 students Class of 2015 12 students
DE Connection
DE Connection - Total
DIMER Students and the DE Branch Campus
Conclusions
Anecdotally- Branch Campus students are very satisfied Formal Exit Interviews and Evaluations of first
graduating class pending
Match results Pending
Attractive to students from DE As expected
Path Forward Increase enrollment
Promoting earlier and frequently
Explore feasibility of more official DIMER linkage Mentoring Conferences Admissions Process
? Commitment of DIMER students to DE Branch Campus
Path Forward
Explore expansion of clinical opportunities in DE
Inter-Professional training DHSA Rural Rotations