[Research training--the work situation of research trainees at the School of Medicine, University of Bergen].
In an investigation in spring 1989 on research training at the Medical Faculty, University of Bergen, 111 questionnaires were returned of a total of 180 distributed. 35% of the trainees were satisfied with the training, 31% not, while 30% did not know as yet. Trainees who had been full-time research fellows for two years or more (n = 33), were split in two groups with different opinions. Half of them were satisfied with the training programme, and the other half were not. The most important factor linked with the trainees' opinion of the training was personal supervision. The satisfied ones were content with supervision they had received, whereas the unsatisfied ones were not. By and large, office and laboratory conditions were adequate for the trainees, but data equipment had been supplied by many of the trainees themselves. The overall impression of this investigation is that the research training programme is working fairly well, but there is remove for improvement in the supervision of the individual trainee.
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Forum for yngre medisinske forskere ved Universitetet i Bergen.
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D003479:Curriculum; D004502:Education, Medical, Continuing; D005260:Female; D006801:Humans; D008297:Male; D009664:Norway; D009787:Occupational Medicine; D012106:Research; D012577:Schools, Medical
Forskerutdanning--forskerrekruttenes arbeidssituasjon ved Det medisinske fakultet, Universitetet i Bergen.