Direct supervision - Perceptions of ex-residents on family medicine

被引:0
|
作者
Cayer, S
St-Hilaire, S
Boucher, G [1 ]
Bujold, N
机构
[1] Univ Laval, Dept Med Familiale, Quebec City, PQ G1K 7P4, Canada
[2] Hop Laval, Unite Med Familale, Laval, PQ, Canada
关键词
D O I
暂无
中图分类号
R1 [预防医学、卫生学];
学科分类号
1004 ; 120402 ;
摘要
OBJECTIVE To explore former residents' perceptions of their experience of direct supervision . DESIGN Qualitative study using in-depth semistructured interviews. SETTING Family practice unit (FPU) at Hopital Laval in Quebec city, Que. PARTICIPANTS Twelve physicians who had been practising for 2 to 5 years and who did their family medicine residency in the FPU at Hopital Laval. METHOD Twelve interviews lasting 1 to 2 hours conducted by someone with no connection to the teaching centre. Interviews were taped and transcribed in full. Results were analyzed using L'Ecuyer's developmental method. MAIN FINDINGS The former residents thought direct supervision had helped them in relation-ships with patients and in getting to know themselves, and was still doing them good several years later, It was also a difficult and disturbing experience; it created performance anxiety, forcing residents into self-examination and allowing others to see them as they really are. Three things. made the direct supervision process easier: a preparatory activity, a focus on learning rather than evaluation, and their supervisors' ability to adapt to their learning styles. CONCLUSION The former residents appreciated direct supervision: in spite of the difficulties. it was worthwhile. This conclusion will encourage teachers to continue to be involved in direct supervision.
引用
收藏
页码:2494 / 2499
页数:6
相关论文
共 50 条
  • [31] PERSONALITY AND VALUES IN FAMILY MEDICINE RESIDENTS
    DIRENZO, GJ
    JOURNAL OF FAMILY PRACTICE, 1981, 13 (03): : 443 - &
  • [32] ORIENTING NEW RESIDENTS TO FAMILY MEDICINE
    MEIER, RS
    THOMPSON, BL
    JOURNAL OF FAMILY PRACTICE, 1980, 11 (02): : 321 - 322
  • [33] Residents, welcome to a career in family medicine
    Green, Mike
    CANADIAN FAMILY PHYSICIAN, 2024, 70 (7-8) : 520 - 520
  • [34] ATTENDING SUPERVISION OF NONEMERGENCY MEDICINE RESIDENTS IN A UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL ED
    HOLLIMAN, CJ
    WUERZ, RC
    KIMAK, MJ
    BURKHART, KK
    DONOVAN, JW
    RUDNICK, HL
    BATES, MA
    MULLER, HA
    AMERICAN JOURNAL OF EMERGENCY MEDICINE, 1995, 13 (03): : 259 - 261
  • [35] Improving Geriatric Medicine Training Outcomes in Family Medicine Residents
    Dam, Mai-Anh
    Rianon, Nahid
    Nguyen, Phuc Duc
    Hernandez, Christian
    Ogunwale, Abayomi
    Mansoor, Tariq
    Klawans, Michelle R.
    SOUTHERN MEDICAL JOURNAL, 2022, 115 (07) : 455 - 457
  • [36] Access to palliative medicine training for Canadian family medicine residents
    Oneschuk, D
    Bruera, E
    PALLIATIVE MEDICINE, 1998, 12 (01) : 23 - 27
  • [37] LEARNING BY INTERNAL-MEDICINE RESIDENTS - DIFFERENCES AND SIMILARITIES OF PERCEPTIONS BY RESIDENTS AND FACULTY
    WHITE, JA
    ANDERSON, P
    JOURNAL OF GENERAL INTERNAL MEDICINE, 1995, 10 (03) : 126 - 132
  • [38] Internal Medicine Residents' Perceptions of Their Continuity Clinic Training
    Metzinger, Matthew N.
    Hoffman, Erika L.
    Lalama, Christina M.
    Rothenberger, Scott D.
    Nikiforova, Tanya
    SOUTHERN MEDICAL JOURNAL, 2024, 117 (03) : 122 - 127
  • [39] Teaching prenatal ultrasound to family medicine residents
    Dresang, LT
    Rodney, WM
    Dees, J
    FAMILY MEDICINE, 2004, 36 (02) : 98 - 107
  • [40] EFFECT OF LOCATION ON FAMILY MEDICINE RESIDENTS TRAINING
    LEBEL, D
    HOGG, W
    CANADIAN FAMILY PHYSICIAN, 1993, 39 : 1066 - 1069