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English - DSAM - Dansk Selskab for Almen Medicin
Valg af specialet almen medicin
Giv mest til dem med størst behov
Te Danish College of General Practitioners was founded in 1970 by a reorganisation of te College of Research in General Medical Practice.
Te Danish College of General Practitioners is te scientific college of general practice.
to strengthen education within general practice
to encourage research in general practice
to elaborate te international contacts between general practitioners
to assure quality development
In collaboration with te Danish Organisation of General Practitioners, te institutions for general practice and other research- and educational institutions te College seeks to strengthen general practice and te professional level in general practice.
General practice - a speciality
General practice is a medical speciality on a par with other specialities, and has a fixed program for continuous education prior to acquirement of te right to set up as a doctor. Te general practitioner has a long row of important functions in te health service:
as te patient's first contact with te health service
as te one who personally and continuously is available for te patient and his or her family
as te one who evaluates te patient's problems on basis of te patient's somatic, mental and social situation
It is te college's goal to strengthen te education in general practice both pre- and postgraduate.
As a result of te college's work general practice has been given a higher priority in te medical school and is now an examination subject on a par with te other large subjects.
Te college has worked for improvement of te new continuous education and in collaboration with te Danish Organisation for General Practitioners a statement of aims for te subject, and a report on te demand on tutors in practice and a template for an educationalprogram for te periods in general practice have been made.
Te college has te professional responsibility for te context of te theoretical speciality education and in collaboration with te National Board of Health te college has te responsibility for te practical co-ordination of te courses and te clinical speciality education prior to acquirement of te right to set up as a doctor.
Trainees in general practice (FYAM)
All trainees who are member of te college are members of FYAM.
Te trainees' special interests are dealt with by a task force under te board of te college, and trainees are represented by at least one member centrally in te board and locally by a representative in each county.
Te trainees are also represented in all standing task forces. In each county is a FYAM-group, which is a scientific and social forum for trainees.
Te foundation for rational medical work is research. It is important for te work in general practice to enhance research in primary health care and in general practice.
It is te aim of te college to enhance research in general practice on te terms of general practice.
It is te task of te college to work for research in general practice by initiate research and by supporting members engaged in research. Therefore te college seeks to give members opportunity to acquire methodological abilities within research, and scientific training with te aim of independent research. Several methodological courses are held at different levels, and te college have been working for te establishment of te research consultant position.
It is te task of te college to find te necessary facilities for research, opportunities for economic support and expert guidance for general practitioners. Te college has been part of setting up te PLU-fund and te setting up of research units at te three institutes. We are still working on finding more means for both central and decentral research.
For te development of every medical speciality international contact in necessary.
Is is te aim of te college to enhance contact between te national colleges and foreign centres for research and education.
It is te task of te college to enhance te members' opportunity to be up-to-date with te development in general practice at an international level. Therefore te college arranges meetings with invited foreign colleagues, study trips, trips to conferences etc.
Te college is co-organiser of te Nordic congresses in general practice.
Te college is member of WONCA (Te World Organization of National Colleges, Academies and Academic Associations of General Practitioners/Family Physicians), EQuiP (European Working Party on Quality in Family Practice), EURACT (European Academy of Teachers in General Practice), and EGPRW (European General Practice Research Workshop).
Together with te Danish Organisation of General Practitioners and te General Practitioners of Copenhagen te college owns Tidsskrift for praktisk lægergerning, which publishes Månedsskrift for Praktisk Lægegerning.
Te college publishes Practicus for it's members with orientation and debate.
Andre sider i netværket
FYAM - vores uddannelseslæger
SAMS - vores medicinstuderende
NFGP - vores nordiske samarbejde
Vidensbanken - med kvalitetsprojekter
Dansk Selskab for Almen Medicin (DSAM)