Development of an occupational internal driving force scale for general practitioners receiving residency training and assessment of its reliability and validity
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Development of an occupational internal driving force scale for general practitioners receiving residency training and assessment of its reliability and validity
Chinese Journal of Medical Education ResearchVol. 22, Issue 12, Pages: 1811-1815(2023)
作者机构:
1.上海交通大学医学院附属同仁医院教学科,上海 200336
2.上海交通大学医学院附属同仁医院全科医学科,上海 200336
3.上海交通大学中国医院发展研究院社区医疗研究所,上海 200336
4.上海交通大学医学院附属同仁医院院长办公室,上海 200336
作者简介:
Ma Jun, Email: majun@shtrhospital.com
基金信息:
National Medical Professional Degree Graduate Education Steering Committee(B-YXGP2021-05-02)
Shi Dandan, Xu Zhongqing, Mi Yikai, et al. Development of an occupational internal driving force scale for general practitioners receiving residency training and assessment of its reliability and validity. [J]. Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 22(12):1811-1815(2023)
Shi Dandan, Xu Zhongqing, Mi Yikai, et al. Development of an occupational internal driving force scale for general practitioners receiving residency training and assessment of its reliability and validity. [J]. Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 22(12):1811-1815(2023) DOI: 10.3760/cma.j.cn116021-20230913-01524.
Development of an occupational internal driving force scale for general practitioners receiving residency training and assessment of its reliability and validity
To develop an occupational internal driving force measurement scale for general practitioners receiving residency training
and to investigate its reliability and validity.
Methods
2
A pool of items was constructed for the scale based on the literature analysis and qualitative interview results of occupational internal driving force and the current development status of general practitioners
and then expert Delphi consultation was conducted to form the initial version of the scale. A questionnaire survey was conducted among 403 general practitioners to test the reliability and validity of the scale.
Results
2
There were 11 items in the occupational internal driving force scale for general practitioners receiving residency training
which were divided into three dimensions. The scale had a Cronbach's
α
coefficient of 0.945
and each dimension had a Cronbach's
α
coefficient of above 0.850; the KMO coefficient of the Bartlett's sphericity test was 0.925. The factor analysis showed that all items had a factor load of ≥0.4 and a commonality of
>
0.2
and thus 11 items were retained. Three common factors were extracted by the factor analysis and the correlation analysis showed a correlation coefficient of
>
0 between the common factors of the total score of the scale and a significant positive correlation (
P
<
0.01). Based on the contents
theoretical research
and expert suggestions of each factor
they were named subject affiliation
development expectations
and identification needs
which contained 3 items
3 items
and 5 items
respectively.
Conclusions
2
The occupational internal driving force scale for general practitioners receiving residency training has a reasonable structure and good reliability and validity and is suitable for evaluating the occupational internal driving force of general practitioners
which provides guidance for the vocational education of residents.
关键词
全科医师职业内驱力内驱力量表
Keywords
General practitionerOccupational internal driving forceInternal driving force scale
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