2017
DOI: 10.1177/1039856217737882
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Foundation trainees and changes in career intentions

Abstract: Undertaking a psychiatry placement during the foundation programme continues to increase the likelihood of a positive attitude towards psychiatry as a career. The findings of our study suggest good practice in providing foundation placements in psychiatry includes identifying medical school experience, enjoyment, quality weekly supervision and mindful experiential design of placements.

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“…And maybe one of the most important aspects is that students do not see a secure employability chance in becoming a psychiatrist [31]. As other studies highlight and also is sustained by our own opinion, we need to consider that psychiatrists must regain the trust from the society and its pressure, we need to renew the psychiatry by using an integrative anthropological orientation, in order for a better understanding of psychopathology in its essence, also is needed to make psychiatric care more affordable as it is becoming a global network word wide, where the patient will be the main focus and he will be in control [32]. Furthermore, in order to convince our students to choose a psychiatric career it is needed to give them more support and more advisory content as explaining to them that they will have a flexible role based on moral leadership, broad education developing conceptual skills, and being more social involved, applying a more expertise view in the treatment of difficult psychiatric patients and keeping in mind that psychotherapeutic skills need to be always up-to-date [33].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…And maybe one of the most important aspects is that students do not see a secure employability chance in becoming a psychiatrist [31]. As other studies highlight and also is sustained by our own opinion, we need to consider that psychiatrists must regain the trust from the society and its pressure, we need to renew the psychiatry by using an integrative anthropological orientation, in order for a better understanding of psychopathology in its essence, also is needed to make psychiatric care more affordable as it is becoming a global network word wide, where the patient will be the main focus and he will be in control [32]. Furthermore, in order to convince our students to choose a psychiatric career it is needed to give them more support and more advisory content as explaining to them that they will have a flexible role based on moral leadership, broad education developing conceptual skills, and being more social involved, applying a more expertise view in the treatment of difficult psychiatric patients and keeping in mind that psychotherapeutic skills need to be always up-to-date [33].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 98%