¿qué opinan los médicos sobre la formación continuada, la evaluación de la competencia y la recertificación?: resultados de las encuestas del i congreso de la profesión médica de cataluña what do doctors think of continuing education, competence evaluation and recertification?
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Se presentan los resultados de las encuestas llevadas a cabo durante el I Congreso de la Profesión Médica de Cataluña (Sitges, 19-20 de noviembre, 2004), en el que participaron 1.200 médicos, relacionadas con la formación médica continuada (FMC), la evaluación de la competencia (EC) y la recertificación (RC). En lo tocante a la FMC, mayoritariamente opinan que debe ser obligatoria y realizarse en horario laboral y que quienes no la lleven a cabo deben ser advertidos/sancionados. Por lo que se refiere a la EC, prefieren un sistema no punitivo, que esté en manos de las organizaciones profesionales y que se complemente con un registro colegial. A partir de la FMC y la EC, una gran parte opinan que podría introducirse un sistema de recertificación, que contemplara la FMC "remedial" como ayuda del profesional con problemas de competencia-recertificación. Los autores concluyen que, de estos resultados, puede deducirse un elevado sentido de compromiso social de los médicos catalanes y una apuesta por el ideario del profesionalismo.
The main results of the I Congress of the Catalan Medical Profession (Sitges, 19-20 November, 2004) on the subjects of continuing medical education (CME), competence evaluation (CE) and recertification (RC) are presented. Around 1200 physicians participated in it. Most doctors think that CME will be mandatory, provided during work time and with specific warnings / sanctions for physicians who do not participate. As for CE, they prefer a non-punitive system, managed by professional organizations, and complemented by a physicians’ register. CME and CE could facilitate the implementation of a recertification system, in which the remedial CME should be included. The authors conclude that Catalan physicians show an encouraging sense of social accountability and professionalism.
The main results of the I Congress of the Catalan Medical Profession (Sitges, 19-20 November, 2004) on the subjects of continuing medical education (CME), competence evaluation (CE) and recertification (RC) are presented. Around 1200 physicians participated in it. Most doctors think that CME will be mandatory, provided during work time and with specific warnings / sanctions for physicians who do not participate. As for CE, they prefer a non-punitive system, managed by professional organizations, and complemented by a physicians’ register. CME and CE could facilitate the implementation of a recertification system, in which the remedial CME should be included. The authors conclude that Catalan physicians show an encouraging sense of social accountability and professionalism.
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| Authors | ;Helios Pardell;Carme Gomar;Arcadi Gual;Miquel Bruguera |
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