Author: Zhu, Jiming; Ariana, Proochista
Title: Provider perspectives on general practice in Henan, China: a mixed-methods study Document date: 2020_2_3
ID: 5h80p757_37
Snippet: Quantitative analysis confirms this common misunderstanding. Specifically, in China's current organisation of care, most doctors claim their specialty according to the hospital department where they work. Accordingly, GPs would be considered "all-department" doctors. Around 80% of PITs agree that GPs can work in most departments of a hospital (Table 4 ). There is no significant difference between the three PITs groups' opinions on this statement .....
Document: Quantitative analysis confirms this common misunderstanding. Specifically, in China's current organisation of care, most doctors claim their specialty according to the hospital department where they work. Accordingly, GPs would be considered "all-department" doctors. Around 80% of PITs agree that GPs can work in most departments of a hospital (Table 4 ). There is no significant difference between the three PITs groups' opinions on this statement (p=0.884). Similarly, PITs' understand GPs to be "all-specialty" doctors and general practice to be the combination of all the specialities. Consequently, around 85% of PITs are intimidated by the comprehensiveness required of GPs; the three PIT groups all think general practice is more challenging and needs longer training compared to specialist training (p=0.962).
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