Puchner R
Österreichische Gesellschaft für Rheumatologie und RehabilitationWien, Österreich.
Z Rheumatol. 2010 Nov;69(9):818-29. doi: 10.1007/s00393-010-0704-3.
over the last century the medical profession has changed considerably. This study analyses both job satisfaction and future prospects among Austrian rheumatologists.
a questionnaire was sent to all members of the Austrian Society of Rheumatologists (ÖGR). The main topics were job satisfaction, career choice, rheumatological strategies for the future and central issues relating to their profession.
of the respondents, 43% would"definitely" and 36%"likely" choose medical studies again. A total of 29% stated that they would definitely (55% probably) choose their current profession as rheumatologist either in a hospital or a practice. Austrian rheumatologists are generally satisfied with their profession. Although 78% are optimistic about their professional prospects, more than half expect a worsening of the economic situation in general. Austrian rheumatologists suffer from the additional workload caused by administration and bureaucracy. In all, 83% of rheumatologists questioned are satisfied with the work of the ÖGR. Suggestions for improvement included increasing advanced training and keeping guidelines and homepages up to date.
在过去的一个世纪里,医学职业发生了巨大的变化。本研究分析了奥地利风湿病学家的工作满意度和未来前景。
向奥地利风湿病学会(ÖGR)的所有成员发送了一份问卷。主要主题包括工作满意度、职业选择、未来的风湿病学策略以及与其职业相关的核心问题。
在受访者中,43%的人“肯定会”,36%的人“可能会”再次选择医学专业。共有29%的人表示,他们肯定会(55%的人可能会)选择目前在医院或诊所担任风湿病学家的职业。奥地利的风湿病学家总体上对自己的职业感到满意。尽管78%的人对其职业前景持乐观态度,但超过一半的人预计总体经济形势会恶化。奥地利的风湿病学家承受着行政和官僚主义带来的额外工作量。总体而言,83%接受调查的风湿病学家对ÖGR的工作感到满意。改进建议包括增加高级培训以及使指南和主页保持最新状态。