Perception about Specialty Training among Palliative Care Physicians: A Qualitative Study
Palliative Care Research
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: 175-179, 2018.
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ABSTRACT
Training system of palliative care in Japan has not been fully established, and young physicians’ needs for palliative care training are not nearly satisfied. We have recently conducted a nationwide survey to clarify unmet learning needs among Japanese physicians in specialty training in palliative care and the potential solutions they favored to meet those needs. Here we report findings of content analyses of free comments in the survey. Of 284 physicians, 253 (89%) responded, and 229 were eligible after we had excluded resident physicians with less than 2 years of clinical experience and board-certified palliative care physicians. The content analyses from 80 physicians (35%) identified 162 codes with respect to needs for improvement which were further classified into 24 subcategories and 9 categories (e.g., contents of subspecialty training, certified facilities, research capabilities, learning environment and methods, system of board certification, and networking). These findings may help improve specialty training in palliative care in Japan.
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WPRIM (Pacífico Occidental)
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Estudio pronóstico
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Investigación cualitativa
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Japonés
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Palliative Care Research
Año:
2018
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