1.Experience of holding a workshop for clinical training instructors at Daido hospital
Yoshinobu Hattori ; Mihoko Mizuno ; Kouji Nonogaki ; Yukio Ojika ; Masayuki Nishio ; Kenji Fujinaka ; Yasuhiko Konishi ; Akira Muraoka
Medical Education 2014;45(4):298-299
To improve hospital quality, the development of authorized clinical instructors is urgently needed. Therefore, we held a workshop to develop clinical instructors. At a monthly meeting of the clinical training committee in June 2014, an agenda for holding a workshop was proposed. At the meeting in July 2014, most committee members said they were reluctant to hold a workshop because of heavy clinical duties. However, the hospital president strongly suggested that a workshop might be a foundation for reforming the stagnated hospital and persuaded committee members to hold a workshop to improve the instructors’ skill in teaching residents. At the September meeting, the workshop schedule was discussed. All members of the taskforce, except the chief coordinator and a lecturer, were selected from hospital physicians, and 3 preparatory meetings and 1 rehearsal were held. With the help of administrative staff, our first workshop for clinical instructors was held at Daido Hospital in February 2014. Our workshop helped create new hopes for improving educational tasks at our teaching hospital and improved the educational skills of participants. We also achieved mutual understanding as a team to accomplish a single goal.
2.Innovation of Social Medical Corporation Kojunkai Daido Hospital for Postgraduate Clinical Training
Yoshinobu Hattori ; Mihoko Mizuno ; Kouji Nonogaki ; Yukio Kojika ; Yusuke Uno ; Kenji Fujinaka ; Katsuhiro Kotani
Medical Education 2015;46(5):441-442
The higher level postgraduate education hospitals are required to have a system with well-developed programs, instruction, and supervision of doctors in clinical training. The Social Medical Corporation Kojunkai Daido Hospital has been maintaining efforts to be a clinical training hospital of excellence.
In order to nurture supervisory doctors, the first workshop for supervisory doctors in clinical training was held at Daido Hospital on February 22nd and 23rd, 2014. With consciousness reform in mind, interprofessional relations between the many types of medical professional were established.
Daido Hospital was evaluated by the Japan Council for Evaluation of Postgraduate Clinical Training on December 12th, 2014. It was an opportunity to recognize the need for further improvement as a clinical training hospital.
On March 7th, 2015 the Objective Structured Clinical Examination for the second year of training doctors in Daido Hospital was held. Clinical training guidance doctors, Nurses, and paramedics learned the skills necessary for the methods and the evaluation in clinical teaching and evaluation.
Daido Hospital continues making efforts by conducting a review of the clinical training based on the evaluation of the clinical ability of residents, the ability for education and the clinical skill of teaching doctors, and the training environment.