[What Measures Help with the Professional Integration of Migrated Doctors in Rehabilitation Clinics?]
1Institut für Medizinische Soziologie und Rehabilitationswissenschaften, Campus Charité Mitte, Berlin, Deutschland.
Background:
National and international literature and our own preliminary work indicate that the professional integration of migrant doctors in rehabilitation clinics poses a considerable challenge.
Method:
The STIR project worked with four rehabilitation clinics in Germany to develop various measures to ensure the structured transition and professional integration of migrated doctors. The selected measures include a short film, a website, management training, intercultural training, a peer support programme and a strategy for initial discussions. In this article we describe the preparation, implementation and evaluation of the prototypes of the above measures as part of a feasibility study with regard to acceptance, practicability and integrability.
Outcome:
It turns out that the measures can be easily implemented in everyday clinical practice and are accepted and considered useful by the participants. Options for optimisation are described.
Conclusion:
The study provides initial indications of interventions which promote the professional integration of migrated doctors. Additional analyses of sustainability and precise customisation to the local target group are recommended.
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