MacPherson I, Bisset A
Department of General Practice, University of Aberdeen, Foresterhill Health Centre, UK.
Fam Pract. 1995 Sep;12(3):335-8. doi: 10.1093/fampra/12.3.335.
General practitioners have a central role to play in relation to planning and delivery of primary and community care services. This paper reports the experience of one health board in using a postal survey to ascertain the views of local GPs concerning services for people suffering from dementia. The survey was sent out once only and had a 41% response rate. Non-responding GPs were surveyed to ascertain reasons for failure to respond initially to the survey. The commonest reason given was that GPs felt they were being swamped with questionnaires. The paper discusses the problems of accessig GP opinion when time and resources are limited, the alternative strategies that could have been employed and the way forward in the light of the experience.
全科医生在初级和社区护理服务的规划与提供方面发挥着核心作用。本文报告了一个健康委员会利用邮政调查来确定当地全科医生对痴呆症患者服务看法的经验。该调查仅发送了一次，回复率为41%。对未回复的全科医生进行了调查，以确定他们最初未回复调查的原因。给出的最常见原因是全科医生觉得他们被调查问卷淹没了。本文讨论了在时间和资源有限时获取全科医生意见的问题、本可采用的替代策略以及鉴于该经验的未来方向。
