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Educational appraisal in Danish general practice can enhance training quality. A proposed system involves periodic practice visits focusing on pedagogical competence to improve medical education.

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Area of Science:

  • Medical Education
  • General Practice Training
  • Pedagogical Competence

Context:

  • General practice has a long history of medical education and training.
  • Recent discussions focus on implementing appraisal systems for teaching practices.
  • Existing literature identifies areas for improvement in general practice training, including pedagogy, organization, and environment.

Purpose:

  • To explore the potential of an educational appraisal system in Danish general practice.
  • To gather perspectives from trainees, trainers, tutors, and association members on improving training.
  • To propose a practical and acceptable format for educational appraisal.

Summary:

  • Interviews with stakeholders in Danish general practice revealed a need for enhanced training.
  • A proposed appraisal system includes a 3-hour visit every four years, with potential for revisits.
  • Recommendations emphasize two inspectors per visit and a focus on pedagogical competence.

Impact:

  • Educational appraisal is expected to positively impact general practice training.
  • The proposed appraisal system, combined with existing activities, aims to strengthen medical education.
  • The focus on pedagogical competence and a structured visit format seeks to improve the overall quality of training.