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Mark Schifferns, Administrative Associate Director of the Fort Collins Family Medicine Residency Program, coordinates and teaches the Practice Management portion of the residents’ curriculum. Residency programs require 100 hours of Practice Management training. Ten years ago, they worked with COPIC to develop a three-phase Practice Management program. Practice Essentials is the first phase during which attorneys, financial planners, CPA’s and other experts talk to the residents about life after residency. The second phase incorporates a series of mock trials. Finally, residents are invited to participate in patient safety and risk management education presented at the COPIC headquarters, in Denver, Colorado. During this week long program, residents are able to explore these issues and best practices to improve health care outcomes. “COPIC has done this with no charge to us”, Schifferns says. “It has been a service that they feel they need to give back to the young physicians.”