Zhang Jie,Yang Juan,Wang Jian.Prevention and treatment capabilities for stroke in general practitioners and nurses in urban communities in Chongqing[J].J Amry Med Univ (J Third Mil Med Univ),2013,35(04):335-338.
Zhang Jie,Yang Juan,Wang Jian.Prevention and treatment capabilities for stroke in general practitioners and nurses in urban communities in Chongqing[J].J Amry Med Univ (J Third Mil Med Univ),2013,35(04):335-338.DOI:
Prevention and treatment capabilities for stroke in general practitioners and nurses in urban communities in Chongqing
Objective To investigate the prevention and treatment capabilities of stroke among general practitioners and nurses in urban communities
Chongqing. Methods Self-designed questionnaire was carried out with a close-exam in 500 general practitioners and nurses working in the community health service in Chongqing. Results There were 331 valid questionnaires and the valid returned rate was 66.2%. Of the 331 respondents
40.7% of general practitioners and 37.5% general nurses knew the clinical guidelines for acute stroke management and secondary stroke prevention
and 51.9% of general practitioners and 37.5% of general nurses reported that they had the capability of managing patient with stroke. The correct rate of answering questions about stroke assessment and management was 24.4%
and the correct rate of secondary stroke prevention was 37.5%. For the total score of stroke prevention and treatment
there were significant differences among the community medical staffs with different specialty before working in the community health service and whether they had received the general practitioner training (P0.05). Conclusion The knowledge level of stroke of Chongqing general practitioners and nurses is low
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