Mini research projects for GP trainees.
This paper outlines Family Medicine Programme Victoria's experience with trainees undertaking mini research projects during a 13-week GP term. With support from an FMP Research Group member and their GP Supervisor, trainees are encouraged to identify a research question, implement a small scale research project and report their findings. The mini research programme aims to provide trainees with a positive personal experience of research in general practice towards encouraging trainees to develop a questioning attitude and to recognize research as an integral part of general practice. The nature and complexity of studies undertaken by trainees has varied considerably and most have been reported in the FMP Victoria newsletter. Evaluation of the programme suggests that it is a worthwhile means of providing trainees with an initial introduction to general practice research.
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Moe Medical Centre, Victoria, Australia.
D001315:Australia; D004501:Education, Medical; D005194:Family Practice / Q000193:education*; D015397:Program Evaluation; D012106:Research / Q000193:education*