英文摘要 |
Doctors must commit themselves to lifelong learning and they are increasingly expected to understand and apply methods of evidence-based medicine in patient care. The Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) advocates incorporating research into residency training for physician in order to improve patient care. In 2002, the Future of Family Medicine project of US was initiated to develop a new model of Family Medicine to transform the discipline of family medicine and to meet the needs of patients in a changing health care environment. As compared to consuming knowledge of traditional model, the new model is to generate new knowledge through practice-based research. Resident research training has been shown to increase research knowledge, interest, presentation skill and productivity. The curriculum element of resident research training includes knowledge, attitude, skill, and process, based on the ACGME education core curriculum requirements. Despite the size and importance of primary care, the research output has been relatively small. There are obstacles, including learner, faculty, and institution, encountered in implementing resident research curricula. We have renewed the resident research training program since Aug 2005 and there was a substantial improvement by implementing the knowledge, attitude, skill, and process into resident's project under the guidance of experienced teaching staff. In summary, a successful resident research training needs exposure to and guidance from mentors, training in basic research methods, protected time, and an environment supportive of research, and it will empower the residents to be ”bilingual” in clinical research methods and clinical medicine. |