The Department of Family and Community (DFCM) is pleased to share its 2018-2019 Annual Report.
This year’s report is especially exciting, as it not only reflects our work and accomplishments over the past year but also shows the culmination of the department’s achievements over the past 50 years.
In recognition of our 50th Anniversary, we have included facts of DFCM’s history throughout the report to give insight into the journey our department has taken to get to where we are today. In just 50 years, the DFCM has grown from an initial cohort of 24 residents, a handful of faculty and one administrative staff member, to over 1700 faculty members, over 40 administrative staff, 395 residents, 91 fellows and graduate students, 14 fully-affiliated academic teaching hospital sites, 4 rural teaching hospital sites, a large number of community-based clinics, and more.
Every year, our faculty members continue to expand the role family medicine plays in transforming our health care system and increase the impact of our work locally, nationally and internationally. This year is no different.
A few highlights from this year’s report include:
We hope you will take the time to see what our remarkable faculty, staff, residents, students, alumni and partners are achieving by working together.
Thank you for your continued support.