Views of Recently First-Certified US Child Neurologists on Their Residency Training
Views of Recently First-Certified US Child Neurologists on Their Residency Training
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DOI：
10.1177/0883073812473644
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发表时间：
2013-03-01
影响因子：
1.9
通讯作者：
Valencia, Ignacio
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作者：
Gilbert, Donald L.;Patterson, Marc C.;Valencia, Ignacio
我们调查了2001年至2010年间首次获得美国精神病学和神经病学委员会（ABPN）“儿童神经病学特殊资格”认证的儿童神经科医生，使用了24项问卷。应答者（n = 204人，应答率54%）年龄在30 - 59岁之间（54%为男性），68%的人在10- 12个月的主要住院期完成了成人神经学培训。62%的样本完成了亚专科奖学金培训，82%的样本目前报告在医院或医院基础/自有诊所执业。目前的实践数据显示，只有3%的人向成年人提供普通神经病学服务。大多数人报告说，成人神经病学住院医师培训“少于每周”，并认为在常见和罕见神经疾病的诊断和管理方面，理想的住院医师培训模式是在成人神经病学上花更少的时间，在儿童神经病学上花更多的时间（平均6个月），最突出的是在遗传学、发育和行为领域。
We surveyed child neurologists first certified in "Neurology with Special Qualification in Child Neurology" by the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology (ABPN) between 2001 and 2010 using a 24-item questionnaire. Respondents (n = 204, 54% response rate) were between the ages of 30 and 59 years (54% male), and 68% completed adult neurology training in a 10- to 12-month, primarily inpatient block. Sixty-two percent of the sample completed subspecialty fellowship training and 82% currently reported practicing within a hospital or hospital-based/owned clinic. Current practice data showed just 3% provide general neurology services to adults. A majority reported using adult neurology residency training "less than weekly" and believed the ideal model for residency training in diagnosis and management of both common and rare neurologic conditions would involve less time in adult neurology and more time (mean 6 months) in child neurology, most prominently in genetics and developmental and behavioral areas.