Table 4.
Requesting physicians' free comments to the survey.
| Item | Frequency (n) |
|---|---|
| Suggestions | |
| Recommendations should be given directly by the board-certified infectious disease specialist | 7 |
| The traceability of recommendations should be improved | 3 |
| Other specialists should develop hotline consultations | 1 |
| Teaching sessions should be performed on frequently asked questions | 1 |
| Guidelines should be published on the hospital's computer network | 1 |
| Positive comments | |
| Infectious disease consultation perfect, practical, or essential | 7 |
| Infectious disease specialist can hospitalize the patient in the infectious disease care unit if necessary | 1 |
| Negative comments | |
| The effort in self-training is reduced by facility of access | 2 |
| Recommendations are excessively standardized given that the patient is not examined | 2 |
| Computerized guidelines are not used | 1 |
| There are contradictions between board-certified infectious disease specialist and resident recommendations | 1 |