Dear colleagues, I wonder if there are articles around experiences and the effect of implementing rotations to health services for marginalized groups (homeless, prisoners, sex workers,...) as part of postgraduate general practice training.
I would think that physicians how learned to care for marginalized groups during their training when they still had supervision are better prepared to face similar challenges after their training and are maybe more willing to do so, but haven't found any literature around this topic.
Hello Dr Huter,
This does not answer your question but it might be of interest:
TIME TO CARE: Health Inequalities, Deprivation and General Practice in Scotland
RCGP Scotland Health Inequalities Short Life Working Group Report. December 2010
http://www.rcgp.org.uk/rcgp-nations/~/media/Files/Do-Not-Use-RCGP-near-you/RCGP%20Scotland/Time%20to%20Care%20RCGP%20Scotland%20report%20on%20Health%20Inequalities.ashx
Very best wishes,
Mary
You might try this link to the Partnership for Health Equity in Ireland:http://www.healthequity.ie/
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