Murray T J
Can J Neurol Sci. 1977 May;4(2):131-7.
About 10% of patients consulting a family practitioner have neurological complaints, and about 2% ultimately receive a neurological diagnosis. As it is not possible to train enough neurologists for these patients, graduating medical students must be competent and confident in assessing neurological problems, particularly those that are common, treatable or require emergency management. An evaluation was made of the neurological problems commonly seen in family practice, the difficulties in managing neurological problems by the family practitioner and the criteria for referral to a neurologist. To evaluate the teaching of medical students and house staff, the types of problems seen in a teaching hospital neurology service were examined. As a result of this study an approach to the training of physicians is outlined to assist them to handle confidently and competently the neurological problems they will see in daily practice.
约10%向家庭医生咨询的患者有神经方面的主诉，最终约2%被确诊患有神经疾病。由于无法为这些患者培养足够的神经科医生，即将毕业的医学生必须有能力且自信地评估神经问题，尤其是那些常见、可治疗或需要紧急处理的问题。对家庭医疗中常见的神经问题、家庭医生处理神经问题时遇到的困难以及转诊至神经科医生的标准进行了评估。为评估医学生和住院医生的教学情况，对教学医院神经科门诊中所见问题的类型进行了检查。这项研究的结果概述了一种医生培训方法，以帮助他们在日常实践中自信且熟练地处理将会遇到的神经问题。
