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How a mobile app supports the learning and practice of newly qualified doctors in the UK: an intervention study

机译:行动应用程式如何支援英国新进医生的学习和实践:一项介入研究

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BackgroundThe transition from medical school to the workplace can be demanding, with high expectations placed on newly qualified doctors. The provision of up-to-date and accurate information is essential to support doctors at a time when they are managing increased responsibility for patient care. In August 2012, the Wales Deanery issued the Dr.Companion© software with five key medical textbooks (the iDoc app) to newly qualified doctors (the intervention). The aim of the study was to examine how a smartphone app with key medical texts was used in clinical workplace settings by newly qualified doctors in relation to other information sources and to report changes over time.
机译:背景技术从医学院到工作场所的过渡可能非常艰巨,人们对新入职的医生寄予厚望。提供最新,准确的信息对于在医生管理越来越多的患者护理责任时支持医生至关重要。 2012年8月,威尔士教务院向新入职的医生(干预)发行了Dr.Companion©软件,其中包含五本关键医学教科书(iDoc应用)。这项研究的目的是研究具有新资格的医生将具有关键医学文本的智能手机应用程序与其他信息源一起用于临床工作场所的情况,并报告随着时间的变化。

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