MD ID 6555 (2022/2023) 01/10/2023-04/25/2023

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Course: MD ID 6555 - Tribal, Rural, and Underserved (TRU) Health Care Systems, Delivery, and Resources - LPCE

Description: Significant health disparities in the United States are a growing concern. To successfully address these challenges will require a multi-faceted approach across all aspects of the health care delivery system, and society more broadly. Developing a comprehensive understanding of tribal, rural, and underserved (TRU) population health and the inequities with which these communities contend, is vital for all physicians to understand, especially for those who intend to enter TRU primary care. This course, the second in a series for students interested in developing foundational knowledge in TRU health and who are working towards completing the TRUE Certificate, will explore tribal, rural, and underserved (TRU) health care systems, delivery, and resources, the knowledge required to address health challenges and disparities in TRU populations, and implement solutions to these intransigent problems. Though this course is required for the TRUE Certificate, it has no prerequisite requirements and can be completed by any medical student who desires to explore TRU health care systems, delivery, and resources.

Students taking this course will have the unique opportunity to develop a longitudinal relationship with a primary care clinical mentor. Students (OPTIONAL Opt-in opportunity for 0.5 credit) will be paired with a primary care physician (Family Medicine, Internal Medicine, OB-Gyn, or Pediatrics, depending on interest and mentor availability), allowing for a rich clinical mentor-mentee relationship to develop over the course of the semester. Students will spend a minimum of 4 clinical sessions during the semester, though, depending on time and mentor availability, more sessions can be scheduled.

FALL 2022 DATES & TIMES
Virtual section open June 13 - December 30
Students complete the modules at their own pace.

IN-PERSON DATES & TIMES
To be announced...

Academic Year: 2022/2023

Start Date: 01/10/2023

End Date: 04/25/2023

Block: SPRING

Department: MD ID

Permission Required: No

Section Credits: .5

Min Openings: N/A

Max Openings: 20

School Years: MSIMSIIMSIII

Course Classifications: ELECTIVE

Coordinator(s): SPENCER,OLIVIA DC | olivia.spencer@hsc.utah.edu

Directors(s): Sandweiss,David DD | david.sandweiss@hsc.utah.edu

Possible Grade(s): Fail (F)Incomplete (I)Pass (P)

Prerequisites: None

Add Policy: Course may be added to schedule 30 days before it starts.

Drop Policy: This course can be dropped any time before the last day of class.

Syllabus: No syllabus.