MED STUDENTS UNPLUGGED

TOP QUALITIES FOR SUCCESSFULPATIENT-PHYSICIAN RELATIONSHIPS

HISTORY OF PHYSICIAN/PATIENT RELATIONS

AFFORDABLE CARE ORGANIZATIONSSTUDENTS ARE STILL PERPLEXED WHEN IT COMES TO ACOS*

AFFORDABLE CARE ACTMED STUDENTS ARE SPLIT ON THE EFFECTS OF THE ACA

PATIENT • Honesty/Candor • Be engaged • Ability to follow instructions

PHYSICIAN • Good communicator• Sound judgment • Intelligence • Empathy

VS

VS

DIGITAL OMNIVOREA NEW ERADigital omnivore (n): a person who uses a tablet, smartphone and computer routinely in a professional or academic capacity.

IT’S A BIRDIT’S A PLANE...Physicians already have the

ability to heal. Which bonus

super power would med

students choose to use

as a physician?

5TH CENTURY B.C.Hippocratic Oath - The Birth of Medical Ethics

1100Brewers practiced surgery, abbots delivered babies and false healers peddled their wares

1800SFamily doctors make house calls

21ST CENTURYClinical practice increasingly impersonal and hurried

FELT UNINFORMED ABOUT ACOS IN 2011

76%FEEL UNINFORMED

ABOUT ACOS IN 2013

72%

52%LESS TIME WITH

PATIENTS

34%LOSS OF CLINICAL

AUTONOMY

45%EXPANDED PATIENT

COVERAGE

46%PRACTICING MORE

PREVENTATIVE CARE

ABILITY TO SEETHE FUTURE

TELEPATHY SUPER STRENGTH

TELEKINESIS

X-RAY VISION

53% 23%

13%

8%

3%

54%OF MED STUDENTS USE A TABLET IN

TRAINING

31%INCREASE IN TABLET

USE SINCE 2012

44%OF U.S. MEDICAL STUDENTS ARE

DIGITAL OMNIVORES

Spent by Med Students in lectures, labs, clinical studies and patient care during 4 years of med school

9,000HRS

PATIENT-CENTERED CARETHE NEW NORM

of students are likely to practice patient-centered care72%

*ACO data also includes Meaningful Use.

Sources: AAFP; Getz F. Medicine in the English Middle Ages. Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press; 1998:19.