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Can rural exposure to general practice influence career aspirations? A study with former participants of the 'Excellent Project', Germany.

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چکیده اصلی

INTRODUCTION: The shortage of GPs and the aging population in Germany, with older people requiring increasing amounts of medical care, is creating considerable strain on the German healthcare system. The lack of young doctors in general practice poses challenges to the health care of the population. The 'Excellent Project' aims to draw interest in the field of general practice/family medicine and rural work among medical students. The project provides structured and supervised internships designed to present general practice as a valuable professional choice, and as an attractive and fulfilling career option in rural settings. This cross-sectional study investigated the impact of a structured internship program in a rural general practice. The internship combined intensive one-on-one supervision by experienced GPs with an accompanying teaching program. To assess the impact, former students were asked by questionnaire about their interest in general practice before and after participation, as well as their willingness to work in rural areas. METHODS: The project was offered as a 4-week internship as part of the block internship required by the German Licensing Regulations for Physicians. Participation in the project was open to all medical students at German universities. Participants were placed in rural general practices across the Bavarian Forest, a rural region in the south-east of Germany. As part of the internship, in addition to interactive teaching sessions and gaining experience in general practice, exploration and leisure activities in the rural environment played a significant role. During the project, the students built connections with peers and mentors. To evaluate the 'Excellent Project', the evaluation focused on changes in students' career aspirations towards general practice and rural work. Specifically, the main outcome measure was whether students reported greater interest in becoming GPs after completing the internship compared with before the program. Additional outcomes included self-reported growth on personal and professional levels. RESULTS: The internship promotes development on both personal and career-related levels. After completing the internship, the participants' preference for pursuing a career in general practice increased. On a scale from -100 to +100, the wish of being a GP in the future increased from a median of -40 (interquartile range (IQR): -70-20) before the project to a median of 30 (IQR: -12.5-52.5) after the project. The participants' interest in working in rural areas was assessed on a scale of -100 to +100 and showed that the further the participants progressed in their careers, the greater their desire to work in rural areas in the future (students: median 20 (IQR: -20-50); further training: median 35 (IQR: 0-60)). A total of 24.3% of participants who have already obtained their medical license have decided to pursue further training in general practice. CONCLUSION: A structured rural practice experience during the initial years of a medical career can sustainably increase medical students' motivation to choose further training in general practice and work in rural areas, with lasting effects still observable years later. Initiatives such as the 'Excellent Project' can help to address the shortage of GPs in rural areas.

نتیجه فارسی

این مطالعه نشان داد که یک دوره کارآموزی ساختاریافته در مطب‌های عمومی روستایی، تمایل دانشجویان پزشکی را به انتخاب طب عمومی و کار در مناطق روستایی افزایش می‌دهد. این افزایش تمایل در شرکت‌کنندگانی که مجوز پزشکی دریافت کرده‌اند نیز مشاهده شد.

  • تمایل به طب عمومی پس از کارآموزی روستایی افزایش یافت.
  • تمایل به کار در مناطق روستایی با پیشرفت شغلی بیشتر شد.
  • ۲۴.۳٪ شرکت‌کنندگان مجرب، تخصص در طب عمومی را انتخاب کردند.
  • اثرات افزایش تمایل چند سال پس از برنامه همچنان قابل مشاهده است.

ترجمه فارسی چکیده

کمبود پزشکان عمومی و جمعیت مسن در آلمان، که نیازمند مراقبت‌های پزشکی بیشتر هستند، فشار زیادی به سیستم سلامت ایجاد کرده است. پروژه «ایکسلنت» هدف دارد علاقه دانشجویان پزشکی را به طب عمومی/پزشکی خانوادگی و کار در مناطق روستایی جلب کند. این مطالعه مقطعی اثر یک برنامه کارآموزی ساختاریافته در یک مطب عمومی روستایی را بررسی کرد. کارآموزی شامل نظارت یک‌به‌یک توسط پزشکان باتجربه و یک برنامه آموزشی همراه بود. نتایج نشان داد که پس از برنامه، تمایل دانشجویان به ادامه تحصیل در طب عمومی و کار در مناطق روستایی افزایش یافت. ۲۴.۳٪ از شرکت‌کنندگانی که مجوز پزشکی دریافت کرده‌اند، تصمیم گرفتند دوره‌های تخصصی در طب عمومی را دنبال کنند.

روش پژوهش

این مطالعه مقطعی، اثر یک دوره کارآموزی ۴ هفته‌ای در مطب‌های عمومی روستایی در جنگل بایرن را بررسی کرد. شرکت‌کنندگان با نظارت یک‌به‌یک و فعالیت‌های تفریحی روستایی درگیر شدند.

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