From: Patient and professional attitudes towards research in general practice: the RepR qualitative study
General practitioners | Patients | Academic GPs | Other academics | |
---|---|---|---|---|
Specificity | Specific population | |||
Natural environment | ||||
Screening and prevention | ||||
Patient-physician communication | Patient-physician communication | Diversified research methods | Diversified research methods | |
Relevance | Health care improvement | |||
Patient compliance | Patient compliance | Health care cost minimization | ||
Health care cost minimization | ||||
Recognition | GPs as investigators | GPs as investigators | Publications | |
Patients as active collaborators | Publications | |||
Pitfalls | GPs misused by pharmaceutical industries | |||
Perceived rivalries in the university | ||||
GPs just collecting data | GPs just collecting data | University corporatism | ||
Dehumanisation of practice | Dehumanisation of practice | |||
Feasibility | Access to a diversified population | |||
Typical medical researcher as a “laboratory worker” | ||||
Lack of time | ||||
Access to a diversified population | ||||
Fee for service system | Fee for service system | Fee for service system | ||
Isolation of practice | Isolation of practice |