- VernacularTitle:全国の大学医学部・医科大学付属病院 (本院) での初期研修医の総合診療の外来研修に関する調査
- Author:
Yoshimi Harada
;
Yoji Hirayama
;
Kana Wakuda
;
Junji Otaki
- Publication Type:Journal Article
- Keywords: primary care; junior residents; out-patient training
- From:Medical Education 2015;46(5):425-428
- CountryJapan
- Language:Japanese
-
Abstract:
It is necessary to perform out-patient training in order to acquire the basic medical skills of primary care. However, the actual situation of out-patient training has not been clarified in Japan. Therefore, we performed a survey of out-patient training by junior residents at university hospitals throughout Japan.
A questionnaire survey was performed on out-patient training for junior residents at 80 university hospitals (main hospitals) nationwide. We received responses from 39 hospitals. The hospitals where out-patient training by junior residents was performed numbered 34, and there were 26 hospitals in which the training in out-patient reception hours is being performed. Hospitals which received training on related hospitals were also noted. There were many hospitals receiving a few patients with common symptoms. It is important to conduct training in university hospitals in cooperation with local hospitals.