Table 2.

Disposition¹ of Resident Panel Patients 18 months After Resident Transition

Disposition	n = 1,439
Successfully transitioned1   Established care with assigned resident   Established care with another resident   Established care with a faculty member	669 (46.5%) 402 (27.9%) 161 (11.2%) 106 (7.4%)
Not transitioned   Urgent care visit only2   Specialist visit only3   No visit within system4	769 (53.4%) 75 (5.2%) 96 (6.6%) 598 (41.6%)

¹We developed an a priori list of process measures for patient retention after their primary care physician graduated. We defined “successfully transitioned” as having established care with any provider in the practice even if it was not with the assigned resident provider within 18 months of resident graduation. “Not transitioned” was defined as not having re-established primary care in the practice or only interfacing with urgent/specialty care providers within the 18-month timeframe

²Acute problem-based visit with a provider in the practice, not with the intent of preventive or continuity care

³Specialist visits captured from visit notes within our system