The systems-based practice competency: an innovative model to achieving class-wide proficiency in a pain medicine fellowship

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Abstract

One of the ACGME’s six core competencies, systems-based practice (SBP), is difficult to interpret and developing proficiency over a one-year fellowship poses a challenge. Given the implications that successful SBP can have on pain medicine, it is especially important for fellows to focus on this competency during their training. Here, we propose a way to implement effective SBP into a pain medicine fellowship and the impact it may have within the larger health care system.

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Glicksman, M., Emerick, T., & Brancolini, S. (2023). The systems-based practice competency: an innovative model to achieving class-wide proficiency in a pain medicine fellowship. Pain Medicine (United States), 24(11), 1282–1285. https://doi.org/10.1093/pm/pnad086

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