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  • Educación médica
  • Investigación de la mano de obra sanitaria

Sus antecedentes:

  • Los médicos generales requieren una formación especializada de posgrado.
  • Las vías de formación deben ajustarse a las necesidades y entornos de salud locales.
  • La formación eficaz de los médicos generales es vital para el reclutamiento y la retención.

Objetivo del estudio:

  • Realizar una revisión del alcance de las vías de formación integradas para médicos generales.
  • Identificar los componentes, las barreras y los factores que permiten una formación eficaz de los médicos de cabecera.
  • Informar sobre el desarrollo de una mejor formación de médicos de cabecera en Australia.

Principales métodos:

  • La revisión del alcance guiada por el marco de Arksey y O'Malley.
  • PRISMA Extensión para revisiones de alcance Lista de verificación utilizada para la presentación de informes.
  • Análisis temático de 27 artículos publicados entre 2013 y marzo de 2024 por MEDLINE, EMBASE, CINAHL y Scopus.

Principales resultados:

  • Seis temas clave surgieron: la formación basada en el lugar, los antecedentes/conexiones de los alumnos, las estructuras de apoyo, la identidad profesional, la demografía de los alumnos y los factores familiares.
  • Estos temas ponen de relieve los elementos críticos que influyen en la eficacia de la formación de médicos de cabecera.
  • Las barreras y habilitadores identificados proporcionan información sobre la optimización de la vía.

Conclusiones:

  • Los hallazgos servirán de guía para el desarrollo y la evaluación de vías de formación integradas mejoradas de médicos de cabecera.
  • Comprender estos factores es esencial para mejorar las estrategias de reclutamiento y retención de médicos generales.
  • Esta investigación apoya la formación postgraduada a medida para los médicos de cabecera en Australia.