2015
DOI: 10.4045/tidsskr.14.0764
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Utenlandske leger i norsk psykiatri – behov for en mentorordning?

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“…Participants proposed various strategies to deal with deviations from PS. Other studies had a narrower focus and examined whether stakeholders could affirm the need for better support structures and what support schemes should look like [ 29 , 30 , 43 , 80 – 82 ]. Educational support programs for FB&FT physicians have also been developed, presented and critically discussed [ 83 ].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Participants proposed various strategies to deal with deviations from PS. Other studies had a narrower focus and examined whether stakeholders could affirm the need for better support structures and what support schemes should look like [ 29 , 30 , 43 , 80 – 82 ]. Educational support programs for FB&FT physicians have also been developed, presented and critically discussed [ 83 ].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In Sweden, research on foreign doctors has highlighted matters related to work, such as the licensing process of non-EU doctors and the intercultural aspects of professional experiences (Andersson 2010;Berbyuk Lindström 2008;Berbyuk, Allwood & Edebäck 2005;Wolanik Boström & Öhlander 2012), the positions of migrant doctors within their working environment (Neiterman, Salmonsson & Bourgeault 2015;Salmonson 2014;Salmonson & Mella 2013) and the identity formations of those who arrived as refugees (Mozetič 2018). The studies on foreign doctors in Norway also deal with workplace relations (see, e.g., Sandbu et al 2015;Shaygani 2015;Skjeggestad, Sandal & Gulbrandsen 2015). However, research on employment among immigrants in Norway rarely focuses on place-specific issues (Søholt, Tronstad & Bjørnsen 2014).…”
Section: International Physicians In Norway and Sweden: A Regional Pementioning
confidence: 99%
“…I dette nummer av Tidsskriftet er det to artikler om hvordan den utenlandske legen opplever det å praktisere medisin i Norge (1,2). «Utenlandsk lege» defineres her som en lege med ikke-norsk etnisk bakgrunn som ikke har tatt sin medisinske utdanning her i landet.…”
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“…Dette mener jeg norske kolleger skal vaere klar over. I Sandbu og medarbeideres artikkel kommer det frem at utenlandske leger ikke synes de har saerlige problemer med språket og kommunikasjonen med kolleger og pasienter (2). Norske leger, derimot, oppfatter dette som et problem.…”
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