“…CONCLUSION: As shown in the results, the programme has been well received by the foundation doctors who's confidence in dealing with a range of scenarios has improved. …”
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“…METHOD: 1. Posters prompting doctors who were providing on-call liaison input to perform a risk assessment within one working day of admission. 2. …”
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“…We then distributed questionnaires to all junior doctors - who are responsible for the handling of samples within the clinical setting – in order to establish error type and frequency. …”
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“…Interviews were conducted by two academic foundation doctors who were not members of the Balint groups. Qualitative thematic analysis was then conducted on these interview transcripts. …”
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“…In analyses restricted to doctors who were sued, we observed no changes in self-rated health (p=0.99) or self-rated life satisfaction (p=0.59) in the years immediately following a claim. …”
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“…Participants (n = 236) were resident doctors with an employment contract and professional activity during the COVID-19 pandemic. Resident doctors who did not work during this period were excluded. …”
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“…Using the British clinical merit award schemes as outcome measures, we identify medical school origins of award-winning doctors who have been identified as having achieved national or international prominence. …”
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“…RESULTS: The number of doctors enrolled in this study was 251 with a median age of 34; 51.4% were males. The percentage of doctors who had personal, work-related and patient-related burn-out were 62.2%, 52.2 % and 27.5%, respectively. …”
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“…CONCLUSIONS: People with diabetes valued doctors who showed respect for them and their knowledge, and were willing to listen and openly discuss their options. …”
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“…Half of the villages will be randomized into the treatment group (village doctor, or VD model) wherein village doctors who have received training in a schizophrenia case management protocol will manage case records, supervise drug taking, educate patients and families on schizophrenia and its treatment, and monitor patients for signs of relapse in order to arrange prompt referral. …”
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“…The names will be sent to the corresponding doctors who will contact candidate patients and assess whether they meet the selection criteria. …”
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“…It was considered useful, both for the junior doctors who showed improvement in their nutrition knowledge and reported enthusiasm and for the hospital setting, increasing awareness of clinical and public health nutrition among healthcare professionals. …”
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“…RESULTS: Acclimatisation conceived of as transfer of clinical expertise was problematic for doctors who felt they lacked the right kind of support. …”
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“…Very few doctors (2%, 3/187) said they would give antibiotics to a patient with symptoms of a common cold, and the majority (87%, 156/179) would refuse to prescribe an antibiotic even if patients were insistent on getting them. Doctors who had attended training were less likely to give antibiotics in this circumstance (29% vs. 14%, p < 0.001). …”
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“…BACKGROUND: The health of doctors who work in primary care is threatened by workforce and workload issues. …”
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“…Scores did not vary between doctors who were rated as popular or innovative and those who were not rated at all (P>.05). …”
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“…BACKGROUND: Ear, nose, and throat (ENT) surgery is a niche and unique specialty that has been recognized as being poorly taught throughout medical school and postgraduate training. Junior doctors who rotate into this specialty often find it hard and struggle to manage patients. …”
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“…The questionnaire was derived from a list of CAP learning objectives and/or curricular content obtained from a thorough review of the literature. 23 of the 24 doctors who had agreed to participate went on to complete the round one questionnaire (95.8% response rate) with 19 also completing round 2 (82.6%). …”
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“…There is a need to train a cohort of doctors who can both practice medicine and engage in the development of useful, innovative technologies to increase efficiency and adapt to the modern medical world. …”
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“…The aims of this study were to analyse long-term work-related predictors of life satisfaction among established doctors in Norway and to identify predictors in a subgroup of doctors who reported a decline in life satisfaction. …”
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