Vandewater S L, Kraus A S
Can Med Assoc J. 1973 Dec 15;109(12):1228-31.
A method is described whereby continuing education for family practitioner anesthetists is taken to community hospitals, where patterns of practice, local problems and facilities are different from those of larger urban areas. Five Ontario communities were visited for 4(1/2) days each, by invitation, providing the visiting clinician with an opportunity to observe the quality of anesthesia services and to measure, through a self-evaluation test, the deficiencies in applied basic and clinical knowledge thought to be necessary for modern, safe practice. These programs were well received and thought to be of real benefit to the participants. Similar programs could be provided in general medicine, cardiology, gastroenterology, pediatrics and psychiatry.
本文描述了一种方法，即把家庭医生麻醉师的继续教育带到社区医院，这些社区医院的执业模式、当地问题和设施与大城市地区不同。应邀请，访问了安大略省的五个社区，每个社区访问4.5天，为来访的临床医生提供了一个观察麻醉服务质量的机会，并通过自我评估测试来衡量被认为是现代安全执业所必需的应用基础和临床知识方面的不足。这些项目受到了好评，并被认为对参与者有实际益处。类似的项目也可以在普通医学、心脏病学、胃肠病学、儿科学和精神病学领域开展。
