Garden E J
Accident Compensation Corporation, Wellington.
N Z Med J. 1987 Nov 25;100(836):720-1.
Rehabilitation services are provided by the personnel of numerous health and related agencies. This study attempts to identify the perceived educational and training needs of these service providers. Five particular aspects studied are presented, namely previous exposure to education and training in this field, interest in future courses, desired level of study, preferred type of course and preferred geographic venue. The results indicate that 74.0% of rehabilitation personnel are seeking education and training in rehabilitation in New Zealand and that accessibility is perceived as a priority by 91.2% of intending students. Future education and training in rehabilitation is thus likely to be effective only where there is adequate provision of part-time interdisciplinary courses at conveniently located venues.
康复服务由众多卫生及相关机构的人员提供。本研究旨在确定这些服务提供者所意识到的教育和培训需求。介绍了所研究的五个具体方面，即此前在该领域接受教育和培训的经历、对未来课程的兴趣、期望的学习水平、首选的课程类型以及首选的授课地点。结果表明，74.0%的康复人员在新西兰寻求康复方面的教育和培训，91.2%的有意向的学员认为可及性是一个优先事项。因此，只有在便利地点提供充足的兼职跨学科课程时，未来的康复教育和培训才可能有效。
