Level III: Clinical Training

Overview

Training that includes activities where the trainee is actively involved with actual clinical care experiences involving patients. These may include preceptorships, "mini-residencies," or observation of clinical care at either the AETC training site or the trainee's worksite.

Methods

	Clinical observation of patient care
	Interaction with patients in care setting
	Mini-residency
	Preceptorship

Role of Learner

	Interactive with patient, faculty within clinical setting.

Resources

	See the Clinical Consultation page for related articles.

Examples and Case Studies

	MATEC's Individualized Clinician Training Program: Making a Difference in Illinois Date: 05/2006 Source: MATEC
	Capturing Level III Training Outcomes Date: 01/2006 Source: Mountain Plains AETC
	New York/New Jersey AETC: Implementation of a Multidisciplinary Longitudinal Training Model Date: 01/2005 Source: New York/New Jersey AETC
	Florida/Caribbean AETC Perinatal Rapid Testing Initiative Date: 08/2004 Source: Florida/Caribbean AETC
	Longitudinal Training for Continuity of Quality Care Date: 08/01/2003 Source: Delta Region AETC
	HIV Response Teams: A Training Model for Tribal Health Care Date: 03/01/2003 Source: Northwest AETC
	Four Levels of Training in a Day! Date: 03/01/2003 Source: Southeast AETC

Bibliography

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