Robinson P, Heywood P
Postgraduate Centre, Scarborough Hospital.
Br J Gen Pract. 2000 Jan;50(450):56-9.
In the course of the consultation in primary care, the general practitioner integrates knowledge of different types that are drawn from different sources. As a consequence of the way practitioners develop expertise, this use of knowledge is often hidden from the conscious mind of the practitioner and often hidden from direct observation. On the other hand, understanding of this use of knowledge is crucial to several necessary developments of the profession of general practice. A method involving collaboration between researcher and practitioner sheds new light on this knowledge-in-use.
在基层医疗咨询过程中,全科医生整合了来自不同来源的不同类型的知识。由于从业者发展专业技能的方式,这种知识的运用往往隐藏在从业者的意识之外,也常常难以直接观察到。另一方面,理解这种知识的运用对于全科医学专业的几个必要发展至关重要。一种涉及研究者与从业者合作的方法为这种实际运用中的知识带来了新的启示。