ArticlePerspectives on medical education2025
A Qualitative Exploration of Hong Kong Medical Educators' Perspectives on Factors Influencing Their Resilience.
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Introduction: Globally, alarming trends of psychological distress among physicians and medical students threaten patient care and professionalism. The resilience and well-being of medical educators have been recognised as key influences on learners. However, relevant research is limited, especially in Asian contexts. Using the National Academy of Medicine (NAM) model as a lens, this study explores what external and individual factors impact the resilience of Hong Kong (HK)-based medical educators. Methods: HK-based medical educators, who taught medical students and physicians, were recruited using purposive sampling. They participated in semi-structured online interviews from 06/2021 to 04/2022. Anonymous sociodemographic information was collected through an online survey, and video recordings were transcribed anonymously. Guided by the NAM model, a hybrid deductive and inductive thematic analysis was conducted. Results: Twenty medical educators participated. They identified factors capturing all seven NAM model domains as influencing their resilience. Of those, " Discussion: This study, the first of its kind in Asia, examined the applicability and contextual suitability of the NAM model for use among HK-based medical educators. They perceived organisational and individual factors as complementary in influencing their resilience. Our findings highlighted the importance of considering both system- and individual-level aspects when designing strategies for promoting resilience in this population.
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