英文摘要 |
Objectives: Previous studies have revealed the effi cacy of mental health education for non-psychiatrist physicians. In this study, we evaluated the effectiveness of a post-graduate year one (PGY1) psychiatric training program. Methods: We conducted a PGY1 psychiatric training learning-passport review. Demographic and self-evaluation data were collected. Results: For those who completed the entire program and the self-evaluation, there was signifi cant self-rated improvement in the ability to help patients in each of the following areas of: (1) sleep disorders, (2) depression, (3) delirium, (4) substance use disorders, and (5) community psychiatry. Before intervention, community psychiatry yielded the poorest score in self-ratings. After intervention, the self-ratings improved signifi cantly in all fi ve areas, especially depression. Conclusion: The one month PGY1 psychiatric training course was shown to be effective in improving non-psychiatrist physicians’ abilities in the fi ve core fi elds examined. |