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UCSF Provides services and systems to minimize the work of residents
that extraneous to their educational program.
- Residents on duty have access to adequate food services in
all institutions.
- Residents on call are provided with adequate sleeping quarters
- Patient support services, such as intravenous services, phlebotomy
services and laboratory services, as well as messenger and transporter
services are provided to be consistent with education objectives
and patient care
- Laboratory, pathology and radiology services are available
to support timely and quality patient care. Information systems
are available.
- A medical records system is available at all times to support
quality patient care, the education of residents, quality assurance
activities, and to provide a resource for scholarly activity.
- Security and personal safety measures are provided to residents
at all locations including parking facilities, on-call quarters,
hospital and institutional grounds, and related clinical facilities.
The UCSF Graduate Medical Education Committee is the authoritative
body to review concerns related to work conditions as well as issues
related to the program and/or faculty. Residents who have concerns
about their work conditions, program or faculty should address their
Program Director and/or Chair. If problems or concerns are not resolved
at this level, these should be brought to the attention of the DIO/Chair
of the GMEC or, in her absence, a designee. The GMEC is then charged
with the resolution of the concern or issue. In some cases, the
appointment of a subcommittee or task force may be necessary to
provide thorough analysis and plan of action.
Date GMEC Reviewed & Approved: September 20, 2004
Revised: September 29, 2004
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