Stuart Gilman
Title:
Director, Advanced Fellowships and Professional Development
Sector:
Government
Organization:
Veterans Health Administration, Office of Academic Affiliations
Profession:
Physician (MD/DO)
I am Director of Veterans Health Administration’s Centers of Excellence in Primary Care Education, a demonstration project advancing interprofessional education in VA’s patient-centered primary care settings. I have additional national responsibilities as Director of Advanced Fellowships, which includes the VA’s relationship with a portfolio of programs providing advanced preparation for health professionals to become leaders in fields of strategic importance to VA including fields such as geriatrics, social work, clinical informatics, women’s health, patient safety, health services research, and many others. After studying anthropology and biology at Grinnell College, I received my M.D. at Rush Medical College then completed Internal Medicine Training at UC Irvine. I subsequently received the M.P.H. from UCLA, and was a Robert Wood Johnson/VA Clinical Scholar at UCSF. Although I have national responsibility in the VA, I am based in Southern California with my office at the Long Beach VA Medical Center. I am a practicing primary care general internist and I hold the academic rank of Professor of Clinical Health Sciences, University of California, Irvine.
My Contributions
A listing of all contributions made to the National Center community.
Contents
Health systems around the United States are embracing new models of primary care using interprofessional team-based approaches in pursuit of better patient outcomes, higher levels of satisfaction among patients and providers, and improved overall value. Less often discussed are the implications of...
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- 12/12/2014
Continuity of care is a core value of patients and primary care physicians, yet in graduate medical education (GME), creating effective clinical teaching environments that emphasize continuity poses challenges. In this Perspective, the authors review three dimensions of continuity for patient care-...
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- 12/15/2014
To integrate health care professional learners into patient-centered primary care delivery models, the Department of Veterans Affairs has funded five Centers of Excellence in Primary Care Education (CoEPCEs). The main goal of the CoEPCEs is to develop and test innovative structural and curricular...
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- 12/15/2014
Federal funds totaling $16 billion support 120 000 graduate medical education (GME) positions (1). However, too few physicians are trained to practice high-quality primary care that can improve outcomes and decrease costs (2). Consistent with recommendations of the Institute of Medicine's (IOM)...
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- 12/15/2014