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Aust J Rural Health ; 22(2): 68-74, 2014 Apr.
Artigo em Inglês | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-24731203

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OBJECTIVE: To determine if the financial costs of teaching GP registrars differs between rural and urban practices. DESIGN: Cost-benefit analysis of teaching activities in private GP for GP vocational training. Data were obtained from a survey of general practitioners in South Australia and Western Australia. SETTING AND PARTICIPANTS: General practitioners and practices teaching in association with the Adelaide to Outback General Practice Training Program or the Western Australian General Practice Training. MAIN OUTCOME MEASURES: Net financial effect per week per practice. RESULTS: At all the training levels, rural practices experienced a financial loss for teaching GP registrars, while urban practices made a small financial gain. The differences in net benefit between rural and urban teaching practices was significant at the GPT2/PRRT2 (-$515 per week 95% CI -$1578, -$266) and GPT3/PRRT3 training levels (-$396 per week, 95% CI (-$2568, -$175). The variables contributing greatest to the difference were the higher infrastructure costs for a rural practice and higher income to the practice from the GP registrars in urban practices. CONCLUSION: There were significant differences in the financial costs and benefits for a teaching rural practice compared with an urban teaching practice. With infrastructure costs which include accommodation, being a key contributor to the difference found, it might be time to review the level of incentives paid to practices in this area. If not addressed, this cost difference might be a disincentive for rural practices to participate in teaching.


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Medicina Geral/educação , Serviços de Saúde Rural/economia , Serviços Urbanos de Saúde/economia , Austrália , Análise Custo-Benefício , Custos e Análise de Custo , Medicina Geral/economia , Humanos
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