Key result
Survey reveals essential support information fails to adequately reach family medicine residents.
Why the study?
Following the transition to the new general medicine and family medicine specialist system, there was a need to address resident needs and summarize the activities and future prospects of the trainee section.
The self-help support activities for family medicine trainees in Japan are effective for participants, but broader outreach is needed to ensure all residents receive necessary training and career support.
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May signal gaps in support dissemination to family medicine trainees; leaves open optimal outreach strategies under the new specialty system.
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Iizuka et al. (2023) studied Family Medicine Residency Training (n=113). Survey of trainee needs and association activities was evaluated on Resident needs and awareness of support information. A survey of 113 family medicine residents identified their training needs and highlighted that essential support information may not be adequately reaching all trainees under the new specialty system.
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