Background: Few studies have focused on research practice in Japanese university general medicine (GM) departments.
Methods: This is a questionnaire-based cross-sectional study to clarify the research achievement and associated factors of Japanese university GM department. Univariate analysis was performed to compare the number of English-language research publications and explanatory variables.
Results: Forty-seven universities responded. Over a 3 years period, the median number of English-language research publications was 6. Perceived degree of research necessity, staff numbers, collaborative research, conference presentations, and obtaining research grants were significantly associated with a higher number of English-language research publications.
Conclusions: While GM research output was found to be limited, numerous associated factors can potentially change Japanese GM departments' research environments.
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