DOI
DOI: 10.1093/fampra/cmad063
Preferences for training needs of village doctors in China: a systematic review
作者地址
Health Technology Assessment Center/Evidence-Based Social Science Research Center, School of Public Health, Lanzhou University, Lanzhou, China
摘要
Background
Village doctors, as gatekeepers of the health system for rural residents in China, are often confronted with adversity in providing the basic public healthcare services.
Objective
We sought to summarize the training contents, training method, training location, and training costs most preferred by village doctors in China and hope to provide evidence and support for the government to deliver better training in the future.
Methods
Eight databases were searched to include studies that reported on the training needs of village doctors in China. We undertook a systematic review and a narrative synthesis of data.
Results
A total of 38 cross-sectional studies including 35,545 participants were included. In China, village doctors have extensive training needs. “Clinical knowledge and skill” and “diagnosis and treatment of common disease” were the most preferred training content; “continuing medical education” was the most preferred delivery method; above county- and county-level hospitals were the most desirable training locations, and the training costs were expected to be low or even free.
Conclusion
Village doctors in various regions of China have similar preferences for training. Thus, future training should focus more on the training needs and preferences of village doctors.
资助信息
the Adaptive Health Services Training for Rural Chinese Village Doctors in the Loess Plateau Gansu Province (SCH50020GR2040); Study on the Evaluation System of Health Insurance Service Quality Based on DIP (YB2021B07)
WOS学科分类
Primary Health Care
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Medicine, General & Internal
WOS关键词
PRIMARY-HEALTH-CARE
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NURSES
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PROVIDERS
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SERVICES
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