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. 2021 Jul 4;26(5):1581–1595. doi: 10.1007/s10459-021-10061-y

Table 1.

Contextual factors associated with teacher motivation

Recognition
When I perform teaching tasks, this is appreciated by my colleagues
When I perform teaching tasks, this is appreciated by the organization
In my workplace there are good role models in the domain of teaching
When I perform teaching tasks, this is appreciated by my patients
The learners I meet (students, trainee doctors, doctors not in specialist training, doctors in specialist training) have high motivation for learning
Facilitators
In my workplace there is enough time available for teaching tasks
In my workplace there is enough financial compensation available for teaching tasks
In my workplace there is enough organizational support available for teaching tasks
Opportunities for teacher development
In my workplace there is enough educational support available if required
In my workplace there are career opportunities in education and training
In my workplace there are enough learning activities available (refresher training) for teacher self-development
In my workplace I receive feedback on my teaching tasks
In my workplace I am free to choose in what learning activities (refresher training) in the domain of teaching I enroll