MODERN ASPECTS OF THE PATIENT-CENTERED APPROACH USING IN OUTPATIENT PRACTICE: PARTICIPATION OF MILITARY PHYSICIANS
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.11603/1811-2471.2024.v.i1.14439Keywords:
patient-centered medical care, military physicians, continuous medical educationAbstract
SUMMARY. The aim − of the study was to determine the attitude of military doctors to the use of a patient-centered model of medical care and for increased awareness of this issue.
Material and Methods. Anonymous questionnaire survey of 67 military physicians was conducted. Methods: sociological, statistical, system approach and analysis.
Results. Problematic issues regarding the use of the basic principles of patient-centered medical care by military physicians was identified: the technology of shared decision making was used by only 29.9 %; 53.7 % – provide emotional support to the patient in solving health problems and alleviating anxiety and fear, 59.7 % – actively involve military personnel to self-monitoring of health status and treatment results. All interviewed doctors supported the need to hold a professional school "Patient-centered approach in outpatient practice".
Conclusions. The necessity of optimizing the continuous medical education of military doctors regarding the use of the principles of the patient-centered model of medical care was substantiated.
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