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Direct linkBearman, Margaret; Dracup, Mary; Garth, Belinda; Johnson, Caroline; Wearne, Elisabeth – Advances in Health Sciences Education, 2022
The nature of healthcare means doctors must continually calibrate the quality of their work within constantly changing standards of practice. As trainees move into working as fully qualified professionals, they can struggle to know how well they are practising in the absence of formal oversight. They therefore need to build their evaluative…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Medical Students, Primary Health Care, Evaluative Thinking
Weise, Janelle; Pollack, Allan J.; Britt, Helena; Trollor, Julian N. – Journal of Intellectual & Developmental Disability, 2017
Background: People with an intellectual disability (ID) have complex healthcare needs yet experience barriers to participation in primary care. Further research is required to examine if the characteristics of general practitioners (GPs) and their practices influence their delivery of care to people with ID. Methods: Data from the Bettering the…
Descriptors: Intellectual Disability, Access to Health Care, Primary Health Care, Family Practice (Medicine)
Brace-Govan, Jan; Gabbott, Mark – Educational Technology & Society, 2004
Continuing professional education seems to be particularly suited to the online environment with opportunities to communicate anywhere anytime. This appears to be convenient and time efficient for the busy working professional. The views of practising professionals were sought and form the basis of this paper. Primary care physicians at two…
Descriptors: Physicians, Professional Continuing Education, Information Technology, Medical Education
