Cultivating a Culture of Research in Saudi Board Family Medicine Program
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The authors aimed to evaluate the effectiveness of the research training provided by the Saudi Board Family Medicine (SBFM) program in Qassim, utilizing Kirkpatrick's evaluation model. Their findings indicated significant improvements in residents' research skills, high satisfaction rates, and a remarkable completion and publication rate of research projects, underscoring the program's success in fostering a culture of research within family medicine.
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