#4267. Richard Morton 1937-20XX

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Abstract:
Worldwide Family Medicine has gained an important place in the undergraduate medical curriculum over the last few decades. This study explored the views of General Practitioner (GP) trainers on their experience in training students. This qualitative study was conducted among GP trainers of the faculty of medicine. Altruistic reasons, self-satisfaction, self-esteem and opportunity to improve their knowledge were the motivations for their involvement in teaching. They perceived that patients were willing participants of the process and benefited from it. Time pressure was the major problem and ideal number of trainees per session was two. They were willing to attend teacher training workshops to update their knowledge. GP trainers driven by altruistic reasons were willing participants of student training process. The perceived advantages of involvement of teaching for trainers and patients were an encouragement for potential trainers. University should organize training sessions for trainers which will boost their knowledge, confidence and teaching skills.
Keywords:
General pratictioners, training, undergraduates, medical education

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