Table 2.

HIV Primary Care Track Program Evaluation

Domain	Goals	Interventional elements	Metrics	Kirkpatrick’s level
Learner-oriented	To provide residents with the knowledge, skills, and attitudes required to provide primary care for PLWH and LGBT community	• Lectures and small group teaching: pre-clinic conferences, multidisciplinary HIV conferences • Relevant specialty and global health electives • References: BIDMC HIV Manual, Fenway LGBT Text, AAHIVM Fundamentals of HIV Medicine, and AIDS Clinical Care	• Survey of perceptions • Resident focus group	Perceptions
			• Performance on AAHIVM certification exam	Knowledge
			• Number of abstract submissions and presentations to relevant conferences • OSCE scores	Skills
	To allow residents to apply knowledge and skills in the continuity of care with a robust number of HIV and LGBT patients	• Establishing resident continuity care clinics at Fenway Health • Distributing HIV patients among residents	• Number of PLWH in resident continuity panels	Skills
Patient-oriented	To receive high-quality care from residents	• (Outgrowth of resident training)	• Chart audits for process measures of quality • Patient satisfaction	Impact
Institution-oriented	To develop a core faculty in HIV/LGBT care	• Program leadership meetings	• Number of faculty preceptors over time
	To serve as a model for HIV primary care training	• All of the above	• Career trajectories of program graduates • Publications and other forms of dissemination