Attitudes of private general practitioners towards health care in South Africa.

Attitudes of private general practitioners towards health care in South Africa.

Réf. 74438 Article - En anglais

SAMJ : SOUTH AFRICAN MEDICAL JOURNAL, vol. 83, n° 11, 1993, pages 827-833, 40 réf., ISSN 0256-9574, ZAF

VOLMINK (J.A.), METCALF (C.A.), ZWARENSTEIN (M.), HEATH (S.), LAUBSCHER (J.A.)

Mrc. Cent epidemiological res Southern Africa. Parowvallei. ZAF

The need for health care reform in South Africa is acknowledged by the government as well as by the non-governmental health sector.
There is, however, no unanimity regarding the nature of the envisaged reform.
A country-wide postal survey of 700 private sector general practitioners (GPs) from a commercial database of 5 000 was conducted to explore attitudes towards health care.
A response rate of 67,4% was obtained.
Respondents were mostly male (92%) and urban-based (64%). The median age was 42 years.

Mots-clés BDSP : Médecin, Questionnaire, Formation professionnelle, Médecin généraliste, Attitude, Centre santé, Afrique

Mots-clés Pascal : Médecin, Questionnaire, République Sud Africaine, Formation professionnelle, Médecin généraliste, Attitude, Centre santé, Afrique

Mots-clés Pascal anglais : Physician, Questionnaire, South Africa, Occupational training, General practitioner, Attitude, Health center, Africa

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