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Tables of Contents for Precepting Medical Students in the Office
Chapter/Section Title
Page #
Page Count
Foreword
xi
Stuart P. Embury
Preface
xv
List of Contributors
xvii
I. Introduction to Community-Based Precepting
The History and Value of Preceptorships
3
5
William K. Mygdal
How Do I Get Involved in Precepting?
8
4
Paul M. Paulman
Pitfalls of Precepting
12
7
William L. Toffler
Anita D. Taylor
Peter Schludermann
II. Characteristics and Needs of Learners
What Medical Students Want and Need from a Preceptorship
19
5
Lee Montgomery
Learning Needs of Medical Students
24
8
Mary Ann Manners
The Teaching Moment
32
7
Neal Whitman
Michael K. Magill
III. Clinical Teaching
Learning during the Preceptorship
39
5
Steven L. Lawrence
David Olson
Being a Role Model
44
3
Rick E. Ricer
Integrating the Student into the Practice
47
7
Walter L. Larimore
Orienting Medical Students
54
4
David J. Steele
Learning Contracts
58
4
Michael K. Magill
Neal Whitman
Using Goals and Objectives in Community Rotations
62
4
Marian R. Stuart
Paula S. Krauser
Supervision
66
4
Christine C. Matson
Anne McCarthy
Mark Simon
Teaching and Learning Styles
70
6
Dan Benzie
Keith Stelter
Formative Feedback
76
5
Katherine C. Krause
Summative Feedback, Evaluation, and Grading Students
81
7
L. Peter Schwiebert
William Bondurant
Advising from a Preceptor's Perspective
88
4
Laeth Nasir
Dealing with Learners at Different Levels
92
6
A. Patrick Jonas
Laurence C. Bauer
Dealing with the Problem Learner
98
9
Norman B. Kahn Jr.
IV. Organization of the Preceptorship Curriculum
The Ideal Preceptorship
107
5
Jeffrey A. Stearns
Reinventing the Community-Based Preceptorship
112
6
Cynthia A. Irvine
William B. Shore
Costs of Precepting and How to Decrease Them
118
10
Lili Church
Gregory A. Doyle
Thomas Greer
Logistics
128
5
Cheryl A. Abboud
Involving Your Office Staff in Teaching
133
6
Curtis C. Stine
Roger C. Shenkel
V. Relationships to Medical Schools and Other Agencies
Working with Preceptorship Sponsors: Medical Schools and Clinical Departments
139
3
Katherine C. Krause
James MacColl Nicholson
Patrick T. Waters
Preparing for a Site Visit
142
7
James L. Brand
JoAnn M. Carpenter
Working with Area Health Education Centers
149
3
Joseph Hobbs
Working with Local Hospital Administrators
152
6
Joyce Copeland
Susan Epstein
Harold Krueger
Gayle Primrose
Preceptors in Managed Care Organizations
158
9
Richard P. Usatine
Joseph E. Scherger
VI. Legal and Ethical Aspects of Precepting
Liability Issues for Preceptors
167
4
Richard G. Roberts
Ethics of Precepting
171
8
Audrey A. Paulman
Jessica Pierce
VII. Faculty Benefits and Resources
Support Services and Products Available for Community Preceptors
179
5
Daniel J. Van Durme
Julea Garner
Electronic Communication for Community Preceptors
184
3
Alexander W. Chessman
Faculty Development
187
6
Kent J. Sheets
Appendix A. Health Care Financing Administration Rules for Student Documentation in Medicare Patients' Charts
193
2
Appendix B. Sample Preceptor-University Contract
195
8
Index
203