Our pediatric care model is a benchmark in Europe thanks to excellently trained specialists, who pay attention to child and adolescent health at all levels of care. However, an outdated training system in many aspects, also with other factors such as the shortage of paediatricians, can put the continuity of our model at risk. The objective of this study is to analyze different points of training and care work from the point of view of the pediatric resident. For this, a descriptive study has been carried out through the data collection conducting a direct form, with the majority of the main national training centers being represented, with an equitable disposition of the answers between the different years of residence. Residents who have answered our form consider generally the current 4-year program insufficient and demand the recognition of pediatric subspecialties. In turn, most of them aim to work in hospital care, which contrasts with current healthcare needs. The data exposed and argued in this study, show the need to adopt changes from training to resource managemente, so that they adapt to the new needs of national Pediatrics. Nuestro modelo de atención pediátrica es referente a nivel europeo gracias a especialistas excelentemente formados, que prestan atención a la salud infantojuvenil en todos los niveles asistenciales. Sin embargo, un sistema formativo en muchos aspectos desactualizado junto a otros factores como el déficit de pediatras, pueden poner en riesgo la continuidad de nuestro modelo. El objetivo de este estudio es el de analizar distintos puntos de la formación y labor asistencial desde el punto de vista del residente de pediatría. Para ello, se ha realizado un estudio descriptivo a través de la recogida de datos mediante formulario directo, obteniendo respuestas de la mayoría de los principales centros formativos nacionales, con una disposición equitativa de las respuestas entre los distintos años de residencia. Los residentes que han contestado nuestro formulario consideran, de forma general, insuficiente la formación actual de 4 años y reclaman el reconocimiento de las subespecialidades pediátricas. A su vez, la mayoría tiene como objetivo trabajar en Atención Hospitalaria, lo cual contrasta con las necesidades asistenciales actuales. Los datos expuestos y argumentados en este estudio, ponen en evidencia la necesidad de adoptar cambios desde la formación hasta la planificación de recursos, de forma que se adapten a las nuevas necesidades de la Pediatría nacional.
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