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While there has been a concurrent shift of clinical and training sites from traditional academic health sciences centres (AHSCs) to community settings, these training opportunities have not been well developed, nor grounded in appropriate educational theory, nor integrated into larger curricular objectives therefore leading to recent calls for change. At St. Joseph’s Health Centre (SJHC) there has been a longstanding history of medical education within the community hospital setting. In 2012 the establishment of the Department of Medical Education, Research and Scholarship (DMERS) meant a greater focus and additional resources could be directed towards creating supportive clinical learning environment for all learners. The underlying philosophy of this clinical environment has been the belief that the more experiences trainees were exposed to the more confidence they would develop.

Creating a community-based teaching clinic to support undergraduate and postgraduate medical education