Publications by authors named "Yening Zhou"
Article Synopsis
- Outpatient training is essential for the effective residency training of General Practitioners (GPs) in China, but there is a concern about GP preceptors' willingness and capabilities in teaching.
- A study surveyed 417 GP preceptors from various hospitals to assess their engagement in teaching and their perceptions of outpatient training.
- Results indicated that while most preceptors felt confident and willing to teach, a significant number did not consistently encourage residents to perform essential clinical tasks, with factors like training experience and confidence influencing their teaching engagement.
Objectives: The implementation of outpatient training in primary care settings is an essential part of residency training for general practitioner (GP) residents. However, limited research exists on their experiences and perceptions of this training. This study aimed to explore the experiences and perceptions of GP residents regarding outpatient training in primary care settings in China and provide insights and recommendations to enhance training quality.
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