1.Joint efforts of clinical medicine and community centers in standardized residency training in Shanghai
Dandan SHI ; Rong ZHOU ; Fulai SHEN ; Kan ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration 2015;31(12):897-899
Introduction to the efforts made in Shanghai's clinical residency training.With joint efforts of both clinical training bases and community training bases, this approach integrates the instructional resources of medical schools, and hands-on training at community bases, in order to ease shortage of general practitioners, backup talents, and that of teachers.These efforts can effectively elevate competency of general practitioners.
2.Experience on general practitioner training in community health care center
Ting LI ; Yaqin CHENG ; Yikai MI ; Fulai SHEN ; Chuntao YI
Chinese Journal of General Practitioners 2017;16(9):664-667
General practitioner represents the core competency of community health care center and also the key for sustainable discipline development.Talent developing is regard as critical issue for both discipline construction and community health service development.Community health care center,as a platform for internship,practice and continue medical education of medical professionals,plays an important role in career development of general practitioner.We clearly defined the role and responsibility of community health care center in general practicing talent development,and built an excellent career development platform.We integrated project-talent-discipline three-in-one to promote clinical research and talent development;applied two-factor theory to set up effective talent plan and incentive mechanism.This article summarized our approach and experience in talent development as a reference for colleagues in other community centers.
3.Attributes of community medical service products and their development
Fulai SHEN ; Yuyang CAI ; Jianping WU ; Tao ZHANG ; Huijiang SONG ; Kan ZHANG
Chinese Journal of General Practitioners 2017;16(3):174-178
As a new service form,community medical service provides primary health care for residents and it is operated with reasonable medical expenses.The function and service range of community medical service have reached consensus in medical industry,but the key issues of how to gain the market by competitive products and reasonable price have not been solved.This article analyzes the position of community medical service in healthcare system to clarify its unique attributes.The article further discusses the contents and pricing characteristics of community medical service,and the main influencing factors.The article introduces the issues dealing with community medical service product development,including the procedure of development,key points at different stages of development and the related research methods for the development of new service products.
4.Self-management and family support among elderly patients with type 2 diabetes in community: based on semi-structured interviews
Lan ZHU ; Zhigang PAN ; Fulai SHEN
Chinese Journal of General Practitioners 2024;23(2):126-131
Objective:To investigate the status of self-management and family support among elderly diabetic patients in community.Methods:Eight elderly patients with type 2 diabetes were interviewed in Xietu Community Health Service Center in Shanghai by semi-structured interviews from March 1st to March 15th, 2022. The interview outline focused on the impact of the disease on the patients' daily life, the status of disease self-management, and the support provided by their family. The contents of interviews were analyzed and extracted by Colaizz 7-step analysis method.Results:Of the 8 interviewees, there were 2 males and 6 females, aged (75.25±3.01)years old, with a disease course of (17.50±8.50)years. The interviews showed that there were three themes in the area of family support: difficulties in disease management (in terms of diet, exercise, medication, disease surveillance, health knowledge and quitting unhealthy habits), helpfulness of family support in management of above behaviors, differences between family support and support from others (including eating habits, information sharing, emotional support, patient trust, and continuity of support).Conclusions:The elderly diabetic patients in the community have some awareness of health management, but there is still much room for improvement. The supervision and support from family members can help patients improve their self-management and quality of life.
5.Health status and needs of occupational population in an industrial park in Shanghai, China
Fang LIU ; Junxiang CHEN ; Fulai SHEN
Chinese Journal of General Practitioners 2024;23(4):354-360
Objective:To investigate the health status and needs of the occupational population in an industrial park in Shanghai, and to explore the causes.Methods:The study was a mixed method study. First, a list of health needs of the occupational population was developed through literature review. Then, a questionnaire was prepared on the basis of the list of health needs of the occupational population, which consisted of 4 parts: basic personal information, health status, medical care, and health needs. From September 16 to October 9, 2022, 3 enterprises of representative size and industry in Shanghai Xinzhuang Industrial Park were selected by convenience sampling method, and the target sample size was allocated in equal proportions according to the total number of employees, and the Quick Response code of the electronic questionnaire was distributed (Questionnaire Star). Finally, an interview outline was created based on the results of the questionnaire survey to gain a deeper understanding of the connotations and reasons for the health needs of employees, etc. The interviews were conducted from October 15 to 22, 2022.Results:A total of 819 enterprise employees were surveyed, of whom 580 (70.82%) were male, and their age was mainly concentrated in the 19-44 age group (621(75.82%)). Among them, 348 (42.49%) were overweight or obese, 388 (47.37%) had regular medical check-ups, and only 224 (27.35%) had active health interventions. The top 5 health needs of the surveyed population were relief of visual fatigue (365(44.57%)), improvement of sleep (355(43.35%)), relief of physical fatigue (343(41.88%)), oral health (333(40.66%)), and immunity enhancement (332(40.54%)). The interviewees were from 2 large enterprises, totaling 12 people. The results of the interviews showed that excessive use of mobile phones, high stress, interpersonal and social confusion, retaliatory late nights, sedentary lifestyles, and socializing were the main causes of health problems.Conclusions:The health status of the occupational population in Shanghai Xinzhuang Industrial Parks is not optimistic, and their health needs are obvious. Their health problems and needs are related to the characteristics of their work patterns.
6.Correlation of health self-focused attention with knowledge, attitude and practice in health management of patients with essential hypertension
Liping CHEN ; Yuyang CAI ; Li KONG ; Fulai SHEN ; Ying JIN
Chinese Journal of General Practitioners 2024;23(1):33-40
Objective:To explore the impact of health self-focused attention on knowledge, attitude and practice of health management in patients with essential hypertension.Methods:This was a cross-sectional study. A total of 190 patients with essential hypertension were randomly selected from Shanghai Dapuqiao Community Health Service Center to participate in a questionnaire survey from October to December, 2021. The contents of the questionnaire included the general information of the patients, the degree of influence of hypertension on individuals, and the patients′ knowledge and personal cognition of hypertension, self-management behaviors, health self-focused attention, and blood pressure control. SPSS 25.0 and AMOS 24.0 were used to develop a structural equation model for analysis.Results:The recovery rate of questionnaires was 100.0% (190/190). Of the 190 patients, there were 82 males and 108 females with a mean age of (71.2±8.5) years. According to blood pressure, 190 hypertensive patients were divided into blood pressure controlled group ( n=119) and blood pressure non-controlled group ( n=71). There were significant differences in the total scores of hypertension self-management behavior and health self-focused attention between the two groups ( P<0.05). Correlation analysis showed that the degree of influence of hypertension on individuals was negatively correlated with the disease knowledge and personal cognition, and the performance of hypertension self-management behavior ( r=-0.39 and -0.28, P<0.01), while the disease knowledge and personal cognition were positively correlated with the performance of hypertension self-management behavior and health self-focused attention ( r=0.29 and 0.27, P<0.01). Hypertension self-management behavior was positively correlated with health self-focused attention and blood pressure control ( r=0.28 and 0.48, P<0.01), and health self-focused attention was positively correlated with blood pressure control ( r=0.21, P<0.01). The equation model analysis showed that health self-focused attention had a driving effect on patients′ disease knowledge and cognition and self-management behavior. Health self-focused attention significantly affected patients′ mastery of disease knowledge and formation of correct cognition (path coefficient=0.28). In addition, hypertension patients′ disease knowledge storage and internal recognition of prevention and treatment strategies determined their self-management behavior (path coefficient=0.20). On the other hand, the impact of hypertension on patients life, work and economic burden played a negative role in their acceptance of disease management knowledge, formation of correct concepts, and adoption of self-management behaviors with adjustment coefficients of -0.48 and -0.22, respectively. Conclusion:Health self-focused attention may play an initial role in the process of changing the knowledge, attitude and behavior of hypertension patients.
7.Consideration of countermeasures to promote family doctor contracting rate and first-return-visit rate in primary care institutions
Fei SHENG ; Ping LU ; Liqing ZHOU ; Bihua CHEN ; Chuntao YI ; Jiangen CHEN ; Fulai SHEN ; Tiantian DENG ; Dongjian XU ; Liling MAO
Chinese Journal of General Practitioners 2024;23(2):180-184
Based on the analysis of the existing problems and implementation dilemmas in family doctor contracting and first-return-visits faced by primary medical institutions in China, the authors propose countermeasures to provide reference for managers of primary health care institutions.
8.An interview survey on the development of family doctor work mode in Shanghai Xuhui district
Lizhi JU ; Pin LONG ; Jiayi XU ; Xufei LYU ; Fulai SHEN ; Wenqin GU ; Ya SUN
Chinese Journal of General Practitioners 2023;22(1):43-49
Objective:To survey the status quo of family doctor work mode in Shanghai Xuhui district.Methods:Semi-structured and structured in-depth interviews were conducted in Shanghai Xuhui district from April to June 2021, 11 directors, 12 deputy directors in charge and 30 family doctors from 12 community health service centers participated in the survey and completed two stages and four sessions of interviews on the development of the integrated and high-quality family doctor work mode and the ways to realize and the challenges to face. The records of interviews were transcribed, sorted and analyzed using the Colaizzi 7-step analysis method.Results:The survey showed that the family doctor contracting was carried out in a large team mode in the whole district, mainly for the elderly, and most of contracted residents were not included in health management and follow-up services. The team was composed of family doctors and assistants, and the routine outpatient service was the main work pattern, and the regular services also included the chronic disease follow-up and health check-up for elderly. On the issue of how to output high-quality integrated services, the majority of doctors (12/13) believed that the contracted individual should be taken as the unit of fine service, carrying out overall health assessment, optimizing medication plan, lifestyle guidance, one-stop service in hospital, etc.; only one doctor suggested that the family should be the management unit. For upgrading the working mode and service quality, insufficient time and energy were the main obstacle. Public health work occupied a lot of working time, but it seemed not be transformed into favorable resources and conveniences in health management and services. The professional assistants should carry out some responsibility to save family doctor′s time. The survey suggests that informatization, service space, and sufficient drug supply are the keys for ensuring high-quality and high-efficiency integrated services.Conclusion:The organizational structure of the family doctor team in Shanghai Xuhui district is relatively mature, but the integrated and high-quality service output has not yet reached. It is necessary to make regional overall planning and increase efforts to achieve the integration of medical treatment and prevention, so as to gain time for family doctors to carry out high-quality services. At the same time, it is also necessary to cultivate effective family doctor assistants, provide an information work platform that matches the work attributes and goals of family doctors, open up an integrated health management service space, and ensure the full range supply of drugs.
9.Practice and thinking of building active learning general practice team based on learning health system
Fei SHENG ; Tiantian DENG ; Dongjian XU ; Liling MAO ; Jing PU ; Yu LIU ; Ping YU ; Weifang LIU ; Fulai SHEN ; Puyang ZHENG
Chinese Journal of General Practitioners 2024;23(4):399-405
By sorting out the differences and connections between family doctor teams and specialized disease teams, role competency and mutual collaboration, and introducing the learning health system (LHS) mechanism, a comprehensive operating system for community general practice learning organizations based on LHS was constructed, focusing on five single disease types. The system includes a combination of general and specialized medicine that links three levels of medical institutions, thereby opening up the business cooperation process between professionals in different institutions, and establishing a sustainable collaboration mechanism. This allows medical institutions at three levels to continuously tap the potential of their disciplines, achieve their own ability growth and feel higher work value, and also bring better health solutions to residents, guided by the common goal of "health centered, patient centered".