Manuel Goncalves-Henriques, Agnieszka Horala, Elif Goknur Topcu, Ferry Boekhorst, Hajra Khattak
The implementation of the European Working Time Directive in Europe and its impact on training in obstetrics and gynaecology: A ten year follow-up
European journal of obstetrics, gynecology, and reproductive biology
organizations recommend providing confidential adolescent health care reduce consequences highrisk health behaviors substance use unhealthy eating patterns highrisk sexual behaviors family physicians uniquely positioned provide confidential counseling care vulnerable population must trained provide care study describes impact formal informal training knowledge comfort level providing confidential adolescent healthcare among sample us family medicine residents electronic surveys distributed family medicine residents throughout united states used descriptive statistics 2 analysis appropriate determine association residentreported receipt training confidence frequency providing confidential adolescent health care total 714 family medicine residents completed survey majority reported formal training residency 503 receipt formal informal training medical school residency associated greater degree comfort providing confidential adolescent care higher likelihood providing confidential time alone reporting formal training likely always provide confidential care p 0001 training focused confidential adolescent health care medical school residency associated greater degree comfort higher likelihood providing confidential adolescent health care