John A. Burns School of Medicine University of Hawai i, Manoa. Roy Magnusson, MD, Associate Dean for Clinical Affairs

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1 John A. Burns School of Medicine University of Hawai i, Manoa Roy Magnusson, MD, Associate Dean for Clinical Affairs

2 Selected history Opened as a two-year school in Became a formal four-year medical school offering an M.D. degree in Moved from the Biomedical Building at UH Manoa to Kakaako in April 2005.

3 Quality: Accreditation / Results All medical schools in the United States must be accredited by the Liaison Committee on Medical Education (LCME). JABSOM s last accreditation review was in January, We received the maximum eight-year term of full accreditation. USMLE Exams (Part III) (all students) JABSOM 100% pass rate in 2010 Record high average score in 2010 Seventh straight year of improving scores / above national average

4 Educational programs at JABSOM Medical students (future physicians) Medical technology students Communication sciences and disorders students Public health graduate students Biomedical science graduate students Resident physicians and clinical fellows JABSOM faculty also teach many UH Manoa undergraduate classes

5 Clinical Departments Medicine Surgery Pediatrics Psychiatry Ob / Gyn Geriatrics Native Hawaiian Health Family Medicine Pathology Complimentary Medicine

6 Research JABSOM is the recipient of the most Research Centers in Minority Institutions (RCMI) funding out of the 18 programs across the country. $44 million in grants and contracts in

7 JABSOM Students

8 Question for you What percentage of medical students at JABSOM are local products? A. 30% B. 50% C. 75% D. 90% JABSOM really is Hawaii s medical school.

9 JABSOM students ~ 90% of JABSOM students are Hawaii residents or have strong ties to Hawaii. Increasing from 62 to 64 students per entering class beginning summer Fairly equally distributed between men and women.

10 Imi Ho ola Those Who Seek To Heal Provide educational opportunities in medicine for individuals from disadvantaged backgrounds. One year intensive study - leads to entry into UH medical school. Ethnicity Chamorros 7% Samoans 8% Others 21% Filipinos 25% Hawaiian 39% 30 years of experience assisting students in health care fields Over 160 graduates Expanded from 10 to 12 students in 2010

11 How do JABSOM graduates impact health care in Hawaii?

12 Question for you What percentage of practicing physicians in Hawaii are either graduates of our medical school or residency training programs? A. 30% B. 50% C. 75% D. 90%

13 JABSOM graduates Have a huge impact on healthcare, research and education here in Hawai i. Also provide leadership in patient care, research, healthcare administration and medical education nationally and internationally. Along with graduates of our JABSOM residency training programs, estimated to be half of the practicing physicians in the State of Hawai i.

14 Statistics about our graduates Metric Percentage National Comparison Percentile % Graduates in Primary Care % Graduates Practicing In State % Practicing In Rural Areas 43.7% 85 th %tile 49% 75 th % tile 8.1% 50 th % tile Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) 2010 Report Performance Metrics for Workforce Addressing Priority Health Needs Graduates Schools of Medicine JABSOM results

15 Primary care (Front line Medicine) JABSOM Class of 2010 Family Medicine, Internal Medicine and Pediatrics % of graduating class 44% Above plus OB-Gyn 53% Above plus Emergency Medicine 58%

16 We re in the top 5 nationally! AAMC Workforce Study 2009 Percentage of JABSOM graduates that are practicing in Hawaii. We rank 5 th in the country. Suggests that many JABSOM graduates are serving Hawaii Hawaii 53.6% 39% National Mean

17 We re Number One! AAMC Workforce Study 2009 Retention rates for students that complete their training in Hawaii (both JABSOM and Residency) Suggests that if our students choose to continue in Hawaii for their residency training, they will end up joining Hawaii s workforce % Hawaii 66% National Mean

18 Graduate Medical Education in Hawaii Hawaii Residency Programs, Inc. (15 programs) Tripler Army Medical Center active duty JABSOM is the sponsoring institution responsible for the education, accreditation HRP/JABSOM approximately 240 residents (70/ year) Graduating each year Surgery (3), Medicine (16), Family Medicine (6) Pediatrics (7), Ob/Gyn (6), Psych (6) Pathology (1) Very few fellowships (fairly new) New Maternal-Fetal Medicine, Cardiology, Intensive Care, Geriatrics

19 JABSOM on the Big Island 2010 Entering class Six students from BI (5/1imi) Hawaii Island Family Health Center (Hilo) 3 practitioners, recruiting # 4 Training Students (SON, SOM, SOP) Family Medicine Resident rotations (WGH program) Future site of Family Medicine residency SOM Kona MDs addressing MS1 rural practice MS 1 pilot PBL course 12 weeks (5 students) MS 3 Family medicine 7 week clerkship / 5 months longitudinal experience available MS 4 Electives in Family Medicine, OB/GYN Longitudinal clerkship options in west/north Hawaii 2010 Faculty 56 physicians on BI are Clinical Faculty at JABSOM

20 JABSOM Role Collect/ analyze workforce needs. Facilitate community recruitment plans Grants to encourage careers in health care Increase medical student class size Assess residency programs / fill gaps Grow the faculty (strategic/collaborative) Build interdisciplinary models of care Evidence based Medicine / Quality Agenda