P4 Residency Project @ TransforMED - Transforming Medical Practices

P⁴ Residency Project

"Today's family medicine residency directors acknowledge that new training approaches are essential to ensure family physicians are prepared to embrace new technologies and implement the characteristics of a personal medical home."

Larry Green, M.D.
Co-chair of the P⁴ steering committee

Also known as P to the fourth power, P⁴ is a six-year project to inspire and examine substantial innovation focused on changing the way family physicians are trained to practice medicine

The P⁴ initiative has the potential to inspire considerable changes in the content and structure of family medicine training.

Findings from the project are expected to guide future revisions in accreditation and content to ensure America’s future family doctors are proficient in using the most up-to-date tools and technologies to provide superior patient care.

A Call for Proposals seeking innovations in family medicine graduate medical education was announced in the Fall of 2006. In February 2007 the selected Residency Demonstration Project participants were announced.

MEDICAL STUDENTS:

Are you interested in being on the cutting edge of residency training?
Do you want to learn how to use the latest advances in information technology to provide personalized care for patients?
Can you see yourself moving seamlessly from inpatient to outpatient to community settings to care for patients from all walks of life?
Do you want to know more about how Family Medicine is making the future of medical care a reality today?

Then learn more about P⁴...

P4 Residency Project

"Today's family medicine residency directors acknowledge that new training approaches are essential to ensure family physicians are prepared to embrace new technologies and implement the characteristics of a personal medical home." Larry Green, M.D. Co-chair of the P4 steering committee

P⁴ Residency Project

"Today's family medicine residency directors acknowledge that new training approaches are essential to ensure family physicians are prepared to embrace new technologies and implement the characteristics of a personal medical home."

Larry Green, M.D.
Co-chair of the P⁴ steering committee