Fernández San Martín M I
Hospital Doce de Octubre, Madrid.
Aten Primaria. 1990 Feb;7(2):94, 96, 98-100.
In the present study the opinions of a group of family and community medicine residents from the Madrid Autonomous Community about the following points were evaluated: 1) The relevance that they attribute to psychiatric knowledge and skills; 2) Their degree of qualification in these areas; and 3) The use of each of these knowledges and skills in their daily clinical practice. To his end, the questionnaire elaborated by Johnson W. and Snibbe J. was used. 80.2% of the surveyed people answered the questionnaire. The results reflect the great importance that they attributed to this matter, with a priority for those more used in everyday practice and those less specialized (capacity for communicating with patients, patient-physician relationship). The usefulness of these questionnaires as a preliminary step to any educational program for family physicians is emphasized. In addition, education in mental health is considered necessary, orienting the contents of the program to the aspects more valued and used by these physicians.
在本研究中，对来自马德里自治区的一组家庭和社区医学住院医师关于以下几点的看法进行了评估：1）他们赋予精神科知识和技能的相关性；2）他们在这些领域的资质程度；3）这些知识和技能在其日常临床实践中的运用情况。为此，使用了由约翰逊·W.和斯尼贝·J.编制的问卷。80.2%的受调查者回答了问卷。结果反映出他们认为此事非常重要，优先考虑那些在日常实践中更常用且专业性较低的方面（与患者沟通的能力、医患关系）。强调了这些问卷作为家庭医生任何教育计划初步步骤的有用性。此外，心理健康教育被认为是必要的，应将该计划的内容导向这些医生更重视和使用的方面。
