Carlos Flores, Delba Villalobos-Cerrud, Jovanna Borace, Lorena Fábrega, Ximena Norero, X Sáez-Llorens, María Teresa Moreno, Carlos M Restrepo, Alejandro Llanes, Mario Quijada R, Mayrene Ladrón De Guevara, German Guzmán, Valli de la Guardia, Anabel García, María F Lucero, Digna Wong, Rima Mcleod, Mariangela Soberon, Zuleima Caballero E
Epidemiological Aspects of Maternal and Congenital Toxoplasmosis in Panama
Pathogens (Basel, Switzerland)
primary care us faces challenges clinician recruitment retention burnout workforce shortages predicted next decade teambased care protective clinician burnout opportunities interprofessional education ipe professional development leadership could encourage primary care transformation despite increasingly important role primary care workforce ipe initiatives training physician assistants pas alongside physicians rare describe design curriculum outcomes interprofessional primary care transformation fellowship communitybased primary care physicians pas community primary care champions cpcc fellowship oneyear parttime fellowship trained nine pas fourteen physicians behavioralist least two years postgraduate clinical experience six content pillars quality improvement qi wellness burnout mental health social determinants health medical education substance use disorders fellowship included recurring schedule monthly activities selfstudy lectures mentoring community expert evening discussions evaluation fellowship included pre post oneyear followup selfassessments knowledge attitudes confidence six content areas pre post wellness surveys lecture discussion evaluations midpoint exit focus groups fellows showed significant improvement 24 28 selfassessment items across content areas postfellowship 16 18 items oneyear postfellowship demonstrated reductions emotional exhaustion depersonalization postfellowship increased confidence working interprofessional teams postfellowship persisted oneyear followup assessments fellows completed qi projects four presented work national conferences focus group data showed fellows experienced collaborative meaningful professional development relevant clinical work appreciated flexible format inclusion interprofessional community experts evening discussions cpcc fellowship fostered interprofessional community practice provided effective ipe experience physicians pas learning activities particularly community expert discussions allowed flexible relevant experience resulting personal professional growth along increased confidence working within interprofessional teams