在毕业后成为AMA和SDSMA会员
Sydney Payne1, Keith Hansen1, Susan Puumala1
1University of South Dakota Sanford School of Medicine.
概括
医学学生在南达科他州医学协会 (SDSMA) 的会员资格显著增加了毕业后的留学率. 虽然美国医学会 (AMA) 的学生会员表现出持续会员的趋势,但它比SDSMA少.
科学领域:
- 医学教育 医学教育
- 专业协会 专业协会 专业协会
- 医生会员资格 医生会员资格
背景情况:
- 医学学生参与专业协会可以促进合作和继续教育.
- 学生会员对医生长期参与医学协会的影响需要进一步调查.
- 本研究研究了南达科他州医学协会 (SDSMA) 和美国医学协会 (AMA) 的学生会员和毕业后会员之间的联系.
研究的目的:
- 确定医学学生在SDSMA和AMA的会员资格是否会影响毕业后继续成为会员.
- 确定导致医疗专业协会会员资格持续或终止的因素.
主要方法:
- 在南达科他州的所有执照医生中分发了一份调查.
- 该调查收集了有关AMA,SDSMA和其他医疗组织过去和现在会员资格的数据.
- 描述性统计和奇方位测试用于数据分析.
主要成果:
- 在438名参与者中,67.6%是医学院期间医学协会的成员.
- 作为学生的SDSMA会员的医生有51.5%的继续率,而非会员的这一比例为28.5%.
- AMA学生会员的继续率为30.3%,而非会员的继续率为22.6%;专业宣传和网络是保持关键因素.
结论:
- SDSMA学生会员资格强烈预测继续在毕业后的会员资格.
- 学生会员数量与继续会员数量有积极的,但不太显著的相关性.
- 强调网络机会可以增强SDSMA会员的保留.
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