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. 1977 Nov-Dec;50(6):637-44.

The Yale Affiliated Hospital Program in Internal Medicine. I. Organization, goals and plans

H R Black, S O Thier, P F Felig, J F Jekel, J Belsky, J L Bernene, E Cooper, V A DeLuca Jr, M H Floch, M Garrell, P E Perillie, R L Piscatelli, G F Thornton

The Yale Affiliated Hospital Program in Internal Medicine. I. Organization, goals and plans

H R Black et al. Yale J Biol Med. 1977 Nov-Dec.

Abstract

In July, 1975, the Departments of Internal Medicine at the Yale University School of Medicine and eight community hospitals in southern and western Connecticut formed the Yale Affiliated Hospital Program (YAHP) in Internal Medicine. The YAHP provides a planned and focused program of continuing education for medical staff and housestaff at the affiliated hospitals. Six formats for the over 1,000 rounds, lectures, and conferences given annually are used. The members of the YAHP also cooperate in housestaff and faculty recruiting, evaluation of quality of care and evaluation of the process of continuing medical education itself. This report summarizes the organization, goals and future plans of the YAHP.

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