Medicine

Peter J McDonnell, Stephen Fuest, Nickole Forget

2026.2.27Clinical Teacher

DOI: 10.1111/tct.70381

Resumen de tlooto

The association of continuity clinic teams with resident physician experience in primary care settings is incompletely understood and the impact of team formation on internal medicine resident continuity clinic experience is assessed.

Resumen

The association of continuity clinic teams with resident physician experience in primary care settings is incompletely understood. Prior studies have only evaluated team formation concomitant with simultaneous changes to block scheduling or medical homes. This institution's resident clinic was rated as an overall poor experience, including perception of inadequate structural support, an incomplete safety net for patient care and inconsistent faculty oversight. This study aimed to assess the impact of team formation on internal medicine resident continuity clinic experience.

Formato de cita

MCDONNELL, Peter J; FUEST, Stephen; FORGET, Nickole. Implementing team‐based care in an internal medicine residency continuity clinic: 2 years of change. Clinical Teacher, 2026, 23(2): e70381.