B3.01a Part One
One issue that continues to surface is clinical capacity, which should come as no surprise. Securing sufficient clinical sites and qualified preceptors has become increasingly difficult for programs across the country.

One issue that continues to surface is clinical capacity, which should come as no surprise. Securing sufficient clinical sites and qualified preceptors has become increasingly difficult for programs across the country.

How do you present your analysis so that an ARC-PA reviewer can follow your reasoning? That's where I'd like to bring our recent discussions together.

As we conclude this series, I'd like to focus on one final—and perhaps most important—idea. Personnel sufficiency is not the responsibility of any one person. It is a shared responsibility.

This week, we'll explore why ARC-PA asks programs to examine faculty and staff sufficiency so carefully, how burnout and turnover become important indicators of program health, and how qualitative and quantitative evidence work together.


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