Accreditation of UME and GME Programs, and Osteopathic Recognition Current/Best Practices Abstract GME

Development Of Osteopathic Recognition In A Subspecialty Training Program

Session
T36 - Osteopathic Medicine: Reaching Non-DO Colleagues
Speakers
Category
Accreditation of UME and GME Programs, and Osteopathic Recognition
Intended Audience Track
Graduate Medical Education Faculty
Presentation Type
Current/Best Practices Abstract
Authors
Presenting
Robert W Hostoffer, DO, MSEd, Allergy/Immunology Associates, Inc.
Michael P Rowane, DO, MS, LECOM
Marija Rowane, OMS-II, OU-HCOM
Jason Schend, DO, Department of Pulmonary & Critical Care, University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center

Not presenting
Devi K Jhaveri, DO, Allergy/Immunology Associates, Inc.
Neha Sanan, DO, Department of Pulmonary & Critical Care, University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center
Shan Shan Wu, DO, Department of University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center

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Abstract

The Accreditation College of Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) Osteopathic Principles Committee confers Osteopathic Recognition (OR) to ACGME-accredited programs that fulfill a formal application process and demonstrate substantial commitment to implementing Osteopathic Principles and Practices (OPP) in their graduate medical education. Presently, approximately ninety percent of programs accredited with OR are primary care residencies. We describe the osteopathic-integrated curriculum for the first subspecialty with OR that remains the only osteopathic allergy/immunology fellowship nationally. We aim to outline how other subspecialties may pursue OR application through development of an osteopathic learning culture.
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