This document discusses barriers to teaching addiction medicine in residency programs and strategies for overcoming them. It describes how a private foundation called MERF partners with family practice residencies to provide faculty development support through educational conferences and scholarships. This helps improve faculty expertise and attitudes, and allows for better integration of addiction curriculum that increases screening and treatment of substance use disorders. Evaluation found the program successfully increased faculty and resident knowledge and comfort with addiction medicine.
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1. Faculty Development in Addiction Medicine : A Family Practice Residency – Private Foundation Partnership Ken Saffier, MD Contra Costa Regional Medical Center FMR, Martinez, CA Steve Eickelberg, MD, and Gail Jara, BA Medical Education and Research Foundation for the Treatment of Alcoholism and Other Drug Dependencies
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