“…METHODS: SPRAT, originally developed in the UK, was translated and validated in three phases: (1) an existing Japanese version of SPRAT was back-translated into English; (2) two expert panel meetings were held to develop and assure content validity in a Japanese setting; (3) the newly devised Japanese SPRAT instrument was tested by a multisource feedback survey, validity was tested using principal component factor analysis, and reliability was assessed using generalisability and decision studies based on generalisability theory. RESULTS: 86 doctors who had been practising for between 2 and 33 years participated as assessees and were evaluated with the SPRAT tool. …”
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“…In order to achieve this we undertook a number of work programmes focused on junior doctors, including: assessment of their knowledge, confidence and understanding of incident reporting, education on how and why to report incidents with a focus on reporting on clinical themes during a specific time period, and evaluation of the experience of those doctors who reported incidents. Junior doctors were asked to focus on incident reporting during a one week period. …”
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“…METHODS: This was a comparative cross-sectional study of 62 videotaped consultations in a general practice setting with young doctors who were finishing their internship. The SPs played a female patient who had observed blood when using the toilet, which had prompted a fear of cancer. …”
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“…Doctors were then surveyed after the updates, 100% agreed that the website saved time and there was a 49.3% reduction in doctors who reported not knowing the specific information needed for a referral. …”
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“…Most of the primary caregivers insisted on antibiotics, even when the village doctors were reluctant to prescribe them, and they preferred to go to see those village doctors who prescribed antibiotics. The interviewees also gave their opinions on what would be the most effective measures for optimizing antibiotic prescriptions; these included educational/training campaigns, strict regulations on antibiotic prescription, and improved supervision. …”
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“…We sought to investigate the knowledge and perceptions of domestic violence among doctors who provide routine antenatal and postnatal care at healthcare facilities in Pakistan. …”
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“…We have used dimensions from both tools as a method of evaluating the benefit to NHS doctors who volunteer overseas. METHODS: 88 NHS volunteers participating with local colleagues in Primary Trauma Care and orthopaedic surgical training courses in sub-Saharan Africa were asked to complete an online self-assessment questionnaire 6 months following their return to the UK. …”
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“…The TEE images, in this case, should be a reminder for all doctors who perform intraoperative TEE for patient monitoring when they perform procedures to treat structural heart diseases. …”
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“…The institutions should support the doctors who have experienced adverse patient events, and the media should stop reporting with excessive evidence presumed medical errors and subject physicians to “public trials” before they are eventually judged in court.…”
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“…PURPOSE: Doctors who work at cancer hospitals are at high risk of developing emotional distress. …”
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“…RESULTS: The core category we have proposed is ‘adjustment of mutual trust’, with said category describing the attitude and behaviour of doctors who inspire trust in the parents of paediatric patients diagnosed with a rare disease. …”
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“…In both countries the changing case mix at the ED needs doctors who are superspecialists instead of subspecialists. …”
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“…Concerns about increased workload in the context of limited resources were obstacles to its use. Doctors who used it reported a positive impact on decision making, with better articulation and communication of reasons for decisions, and greater attention to patient wishes. …”
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“…It may be appropriate to train students about stress management skills through organizing regular “stress coping strategies” sessions to assist them to cope with various stressors and consider implementing counseling programs to support students, especially medical students and the future doctors, who have a leading role in combating smoking and substance abuse in the community.…”
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“…BACKGROUND: To evaluate the performance of China’s new medical licensing examination (MLE) for rural general practice, which determines the number of qualified doctors who can provide primary care for China’s rural residents, and to identify associated factors. …”
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“…OBJECTIVE: To investigate effects of an altered medical environment between 2010 and 2015 on viral hepatitis treatment behaviors of doctors who were not hepatology specialists. METHODS: Charts of patients who were identified as hepatitis B surface antigen (HBs-Ag)-positive or hepatitis C virus antibody (HCV-Ab)-positive by university hospital departments not specializing in hepatology from January to December 2015 were retrospectively reviewed. …”
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“…MATERIALS AND METHODS: It was a cross-sectional study of medical doctors who have been involved in health-related researches. …”
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“…The educational cartoon was piloted on new doctors who were attending induction training at a busy teaching hospital. …”
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“…METHODS: This cross-sectional study was conducted among 232 doctors working in public and private hospitals across eight purposively selected states in Nigeria. Doctors who have worked and/or currently working in a health facility within their state of residence and who consented to participating in this survey were given a structured questionnaire to fill and return. …”
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“…INTRODUCTION: A survey completed by junior doctors who routinely run eye casualty clinics identified Goldmann applanation tonometry (GAT) as the single most time-consuming element of a standard consultation. …”
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