Supporting Community-Based Family Medicine Residency Training Programs in North Carolina and their Potential Impact on Healthy NC 2030 | Zendy

Audy G. Whitman | Zendy; Geniene Jones | Zendy; Danny Pate | Zendy; Herb G. Garrison | Zendy; Alyson Riddick | Zendy; Kim Schwartz | Zendy; Greg Bounds | Zendy

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Supporting Community-Based Family Medicine Residency Training Programs in North Carolina and their Potential Impact on Healthy NC 2030

Author(s) -

Audy G. Whitman,

Geniene Jones,

Danny Pate,

Herb G. Garrison,

Alyson Riddick,

Kim Schwartz,

Greg Bounds

Publication year - 2022

Publication title -

north carolina medical journal

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

eISSN - 2379-4313

pISSN - 0029-2559

DOI - 10.18043/ncm.83.3.173

Subject(s) - family medicine , training (meteorology) , residency training , rural community , population , health care , medicine , rural health , gerontology , rural population , community health , rural area , population health , environmental health , public health , medical education , nursing , socioeconomics , geography , economic growth , continuing education , sociology , pathology , meteorology , economics

North Carolina is a leader in family medicine, but a growing health care chasm exists between the state's urban centers and rural areas. Training family medicine residents in rural communities can address disparities in health care access and improve rural population health metrics for all subsets of the population, goals that align well with renewed state and national strategies.

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