Publications by authors named "S Loukanova"
Background: Peer-led tutorials are widely used in medical education to promote practical skills acquisition and support faculty staff. Typically, student tutors are custom trained for this specific task. We investigated whether opening up an existing medical tutor qualification program to other degree programs is successful in terms of acceptance among students, acquisition of tutor-specific and interprofessional competencies, and which factors contribute to success or failure.
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- The study investigates how the implementation of Indonesia's National Health Insurance System (NHIS) affects primary care physicians' job satisfaction, revealing both contentment and discontent among practitioners.
- Most PCPs express dissatisfaction due to issues like the referral system, performance evaluation, and increasing workloads, primarily stemming from patient misunderstandings of NHIS procedures.
- Recommendations emphasize the necessity of improved communication and collaboration among stakeholders to address PCP concerns and enhance the NHIS framework.
Objective: A collaborative team is necessary to help patients achieve their healthcare goals using complementary medicine. At present, healthcare professionals do not feel sufficiently qualified to provide this service. This study sought to identify competencies and teaching methods for interprofessional training on complementary and integrative medicine at medical schools.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFBackground: A shortage of general practitioners (GPs) is common to many European countries. To counteract this, it is essential to understand the factors that encourage or discourage medical students from choosing to become a GP.
Objective: To evaluate medical students' attitudes towards general practice and to identify factors that discourage them from considering a career as a GP.
Background: Integrating complementary medicine into medical care promotes patient-oriented care. A well-informed and collaborative professional healthcare team is essential for effective and patient-safe implementation of these methods. At present, the skills for patient counseling, therapy and care regarding complementary medicine vary among the professional groups involved.
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