Global Health Training in Graduate Medical Education: A Guidebook, 2Nd Edition

Jack Chase MD · Jessica Evert MD

iyn, 2011 · iUniverse

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Global Health Training in Graduate Medical Education is a guide to help medical schools, residency programs, students, residents, fellows, educators and allied health professionals create, expand and improve global health education. Investigate the history of global health work, learn from the experience of established programs and health care leaders, seek out new educational resources, and consider the ethical implications of health work in communities at home and abroad.

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About the Editors

Jack Chase, MD is a family physician in San Francisco and a graduate of the University of California San Francisco Family and Community Medicine Residency at San Francisco General Hospital. During residency, he was a member of the Global Health Clinical Scholars program at UCSF. He currently works in the San Francisco Bay Area as a hospitalist and urgent care provider, and in ongoing public health projects to improve health care access in rural Nicaragua and to enhance family planning services for underserved women in San Francisco.

Jessica Evert, MD attended Ohio State University College of Medicine, she completed residency at University of California, San Francisco in the Department of Family and Community Medicine and participated in UCSF's Global Health Clinical Scholars Program. Dr. Evert currently serves as Medical Director, Child Family Health International and is the 2010 receipt of GHEC's Christopher Krogh Award for service to underserved patients domestically and internationally.

About the Editors

Jack Chase, MD is a family physician in San Francisco and a graduate of the University of California San Francisco Family and Community Medicine Residency at San Francisco General Hospital. During residency, he was a member of the Global Health Clinical Scholars program at UCSF. He currently works in the San Francisco Bay Area as a hospitalist and urgent care provider, and in ongoing public health projects to improve health care access in rural Nicaragua and to enhance family planning services for underserved women in San Francisco.

Jessica Evert, MD attended Ohio State University College of Medicine, she completed residency at University of California, San Francisco in the Department of Family and Community Medicine and participated in UCSF's Global Health Clinical Scholars Program. Dr. Evert currently serves as Medical Director, Child Family Health International and is the 2010 receipt of GHEC's Christopher Krogh Award for service to underserved patients domestically and internationally.