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  • Barriers to european research collaboration : Views from a Wonca workshop 2005 = Ovire pri evropskem sodelovanju na področju raziskovalnega dela : stališča delavnice Wonca 2005
    Rait, Greta ...
    High quality primary care research is important to develop an evidence base for clinical practice. Research capacity is at varying degrees of development around Europe. In countries like Slovenia, ... which have experienced a rapid development of family medicine in the recent past, strategies to continue its academic development are important. We conducted a workshop at the 11th Conference of the European constituency of Wonca (2005). The aims were to obtain a current consensus view on barriers to conducting research across Europe and to identify potential strategies to address these challenges. A modified nominal group technique was used. Two issues emerged as being the greatest barriers to conducting research. Firstly securing funding for research activity and the secondly having time to be involved in research. Thediversity of the culture of primary care across Europe, in particular the variations in health care systems and services and development of academic infrastructure, was also perceived as a major barrier to research. The group felt there should be a greater emphasis on a more co-ordinated Europe wide approach to addressing issues, including involving the EU. They also looked towards Wonca and EGPRN to provide specific support and leadership. Strategiesto overcome barriers included strengthening links between service providers and academic institutions. There was enthusiasm for building on whatpre-existing groups such as Wonca and EGPRN do. GPs in training were particularly keen to see a co-ordinated European response such as research training during GPs training, fellowships, and holding "European Schools" to allow young researchers to learn from each other. This may constitute the building blocks for a solid basis for future primary care research. Slovenia should consider these suggestions and try to develop a sustainable strategy toassist in the continued growth of academic family medicine.
    Vir: Zdravstveno varstvo : Slovenian journal of public health. - ISSN 0351-0026 (Letn. 45, št. 4, 2006, str. 191-195)
    Vrsta gradiva - članek, sestavni del ; neleposlovje za odrasle
    Leto - 2006
    Jezik - angleški
    COBISS.SI-ID - 1716453

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