A survey on the current situation of public health emergency response training for resident physicians at five tertiary hospitals in Shanghai, China
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A survey on the current situation of public health emergency response training for resident physicians at five tertiary hospitals in Shanghai, China
Chinese Journal of Medical Education ResearchVol. 24, Issue 7, Pages: 976-984(2025)
作者机构:
1.上海交通大学医学院附属上海儿童医学中心儿科临床医学院,上海 200127
2.福建省妇幼保健院科教科,福州 350000
作者简介:
Dong Lu, Email: donglu@scmc.com.cn
基金信息:
2022 Postgraduate Medical Education Project(BYH20220412);The 2022 Science and Technology Innovation Project(WK2217);of Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine(J22021)
Li Pingping, Weng Ling, Dong Lu. A survey on the current situation of public health emergency response training for resident physicians at five tertiary hospitals in Shanghai, China[J]. Chinese journal of medical education research, 2025, 24(7): 976-984.
Li Pingping, Weng Ling, Dong Lu. A survey on the current situation of public health emergency response training for resident physicians at five tertiary hospitals in Shanghai, China[J]. Chinese journal of medical education research, 2025, 24(7): 976-984. DOI: 10.3760/cma.j.cn116021-20240211-02076.
A survey on the current situation of public health emergency response training for resident physicians at five tertiary hospitals in Shanghai, China
and effectiveness of public health emergency response training for resident physicians
further improve the training content
and enhance their ability to respond to public health emergencies.
Methods
2
A questionnaire survey was conducted among 794 resident physicians who were undergoing standardized residency training at 5 affiliated hospitals of Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine. The questionnaire included general information
emergency training status
training needs
and emergency training effectiveness. Chi-square test
analysis of variance
and least significant difference post hoc multiple comparisons were used to analyze the awareness
training needs
and training effectiveness of residents of different training years and specialties.
Results
2
Overall
resident physicians showed high levels of awareness about public health emergencies
but there were
differences in the awareness rate among resident physicians of different training years. In terms of "clusters of unexplained diseases" and "adverse reactions to mass immunizations and drug exposures"
the awareness rate of senior resident physicians was higher than that of junior resident physicians (
χ
2
=9.41
P
<
0.05;
χ
2
=10.90
P
<
0.05). In terms of training status and needs
resident physicians preferred emergency capability training that combines theory
skills
and simulation exercises. They also suggested to adding training content such as risk communication skills and conflict management skills. In terms of training effectiveness
the highest self-evaluation score for training effectiveness at the behavioral level was (8.32±1.52) points
with an average score of 8 points or above for each level
indicating a "good" level of effectiveness. Moreover
the training effectiveness of emergency response capabilities varied significantly for resident physicians with different specialties (
F
=4.44
P
<
0.001). The training effectiveness of emergency response capabilities was higher for general resident physicians than for residents in pediatrics
obstetrics and gynecology
anesthesia
internal medicine
and surgery; higher for pediatric surgery residents than for residents in pediatrics and obstetrics and gynecology; and higher for emergency medicine residents than for residents in pediatrics and obstetrics and gynecology.
Conclusions
2
The simulation training for public health emergency response should be strengthened. In addition to the improvement of medical abilities
it is necessary to provide training on relevant legal and regulatory knowledge
risk communication skills
and conflict management skills. The effectiveness of emergency response training varies among different clinical specialties
which may be related to the nature of the clinical professional background. In future course design
targeted emergency training courses can be set up based on professional background.
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