2000
DOI: 10.1001/archinte.160.3.273
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The Market Pushes Education From Ward to Office, From Acute to Chronic Illness and Prevention

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“…As a result of the changes in medical care, students in hospital wards encounter patients with acute complex problems, patients with complications of chronic diseases and patients who need specialised care; 5 however, clinical competence is both context dependent and content specific. Clinical competence lies in the relationships between ability (of the person), the tasks (encountered) and the clinical contexts in which those tasks occur 6 .…”
Section: The Changing Ecology Of Medical Carementioning
confidence: 99%
“…As a result of the changes in medical care, students in hospital wards encounter patients with acute complex problems, patients with complications of chronic diseases and patients who need specialised care; 5 however, clinical competence is both context dependent and content specific. Clinical competence lies in the relationships between ability (of the person), the tasks (encountered) and the clinical contexts in which those tasks occur 6 .…”
Section: The Changing Ecology Of Medical Carementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Las cuestiones prácticas respecto a innovación sanitaria en el mercado están llevando, en EEUU y en otros países desarrollados a un uso de la tecnología que facilita la atención del paciente lejos del hospital y del especialista, en Atención Primaria (por ejemplo, respecto al auto-control de la anticoagulación por el paciente o la familia) 5,18,19 . De ahí que "el mercado" afecte incluso la enseñanza médica en la Universidad, que está girando en EEUU desde la habitación hospitalaria hacia la consulta del médico de primaria y al domicilio del paciente, con el impacto consiguiente en el contenido y la metodología docente 18,19 **.…”
Section: Líneas De Progresión De La Atención Primaria En El Mundo Con éNfasis En Europaunclassified
“…Today's hospitals are only for the very sick, and the traditional ways of teaching medical students and exposing them to the full spectrum of clinical care no longer can be completely effected in the hospital environment. 7,8 Full-time medical school faculty are under increased pressure to spend more time seeing patients for billable services, thus reducing the time they have for teaching activities. The greatest strengths of full-time clinical faculty are their in-depth knowledge in their specific fields, their cutting edge research, and their easy access to the best and most up-to-date literature.…”
Section: Changes In Clinical Educationmentioning
confidence: 99%