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  • Medical Education
  • Professional Development
  • Healthcare Workforce Studies

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  • Compulsory revalidation for UK doctors necessitates robust continuing professional development (CPD).
  • Assessing doctors' perspectives on CPD needs and barriers is vital for effective training.
  • The National Health Service in Scotland provides a unique setting to study non-training grade doctors.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To evaluate doctors' perceptions of their CPD needs.
  • To identify perceived barriers hindering CPD participation.
  • To analyze variations in needs and barriers based on doctor demographics and characteristics.

Main Methods:

  • Utilized unique datasets from two national surveys of non-training grade doctors in NHS Scotland.
  • Examined differences in CPD needs and barriers over time.
  • Analyzed variations by doctor grade, gender, age, contract type, and specialty.

Main Results:

  • Doctors identified greatest CPD needs in clinical training, management, and information technology.
  • Primary barriers to CPD included lack of time, insufficient clinical cover, funding limitations, and remoteness.
  • Perceived needs and barriers significantly varied based on doctors' job roles and personal attributes.

Conclusions:

  • Understanding doctors' perceived CPD needs and barriers is essential for developing targeted educational programs.
  • Addressing identified barriers can support doctors in meeting revalidation requirements.
  • Tailoring CPD initiatives to specific doctor groups can enhance program effectiveness and professional practice.