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Table 3 Grouping codes into domains for individual benefits

From: Do health partnerships with organisations in lower income countries benefit the UK partner? A review of the literature

Domain

Benefit to individual

Initial codes

Clinical skills

Tropical Diseases

Learning about tropical conditions

 

Clinical Skills

Able to manage without technology

Management skills

Innovation in healthcare delivery and

Creative thinking, resourcefulness, innovation, problem-solving

 

use of resources

 
 

Ability to Cope in Different Environments

Adaptability, flexibility, ability to cope in pressurised environment, ability to cope with complexity

 

Prioritisation of Limited Resources

Resource management

 

Self–Understanding

Self-awareness, self-reliance, humility, understanding of own limits

 

Leadership and Management

Leadership and management

Communication and teamwork

Improved skills of negotiation with multiple stakeholders

Diplomacy

 

Team-working

Cross-sectoral teams, multi-disciplinary working

 

Increased appreciation of and skills in maintaining of relationships

Build productive relationships, new friends, value of relationships

 

Languages

Opportunity to learn and use languages

Patient experience and dignity

Greater appreciation of factors influencing health in other countries

Understanding of the global context, understanding of needs of developing countries

 

Increased knowledge and appreciation of other cultures

Knowledge of other cultures, understanding of people from other countries

Policy

Understanding of other health systems

Ability to work in other health systems

 

Perspective on UK problems

Appreciation of NHS, perspective on UK problems

 

New Ideas

Appreciation of value of new ideas, openness to new ideas

Academic skills

Education, Training and Research

Training delivery & research skills, understanding of how to target training, learning to apply for grants, utilising policy skills, research ideas, opportunities & interest

Personal satisfaction and interest

Lifelong Interest in Global Health & Development

Lifelong interest in global health and development

 

Personal Satisfaction

New relationships and friends, learning languages, delivering training