Anglin D, Hutson H R, Kyriacou D N
Department of Emergency Medicine, University of Southern California Medical Center, Los Angeles, USA.
Ann Emerg Med. 1996 Jul;28(1):31-3. doi: 10.1016/s0196-0644(96)70135-x.
To determine emergency medicine residents' perspectives and opinions concerning the relevance of injury prevention to emergency medicine and their exposure to formal instruction and readings in this subspecialty area.
A survey was mailed between November 1992 and February 1993 to all 461 residents and 1992 graduates of the 13 emergency medicine residency programs in California.
Three hundred ninety questionnaires (85%) were returned. Ninety-seven percent of respondents said they believed injury prevention is pertinent to emergency medicine. Sixty-two percent said they believed inadequate time in residency is devoted to this subject, and 70% said there should be a greater focus on injury prevention in their training. Only 44% of the respondents said they had received lectures and 28% of the respondents said they consistently read journal articles on injury prevention. There were no statistically significant differences between the level of the respondents' training and their answers to the questions.
Although most emergency medicine residents consider injury prevention pertinent to emergency medicine and important to their training, most perceived a lack of formal instruction on injury prevention during their training and did not consistently read articles on this subspecialty area.
确定急诊医学住院医师对于伤害预防与急诊医学相关性的观点和看法，以及他们在这一亚专业领域接受正规教学和阅读相关资料的情况。
1992年11月至1993年2月间，向加利福尼亚州13个急诊医学住院医师培训项目的所有461名住院医师及1992年毕业生邮寄了一份调查问卷。
共收回390份问卷（85%）。97%的受访者表示他们认为伤害预防与急诊医学相关。62%的受访者表示他们认为住院医师培训中用于该主题的时间不足，70%的受访者表示在他们的培训中应该更加强调伤害预防。只有44%的受访者表示他们听过相关讲座，28%的受访者表示他们经常阅读有关伤害预防的期刊文章。受访者的培训水平与他们对问题的回答之间没有统计学上的显著差异。
尽管大多数急诊医学住院医师认为伤害预防与急诊医学相关且对他们的培训很重要，但大多数人感觉在培训期间缺乏关于伤害预防的正规教学，并且没有经常阅读有关这一亚专业领域的文章。
