General Practice Introduction

Author: Wu Chunrong, Lin Xiaosong (editors)
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: General Practice as a clinical medical discipline includes two main parts:
First, the general part, which primarily introduces the basic concepts, fundamental methods, and principles of general practice;
Second, the specific part, which mainly covers common health issues in communities and the holistic services provided by general practitioners.
"General Practice Introduction" belongs to the general part, focusing on introducing the basic concepts of general practice, the role of general practitioners, the holistic medical perspective, and the systematic approach to overall health. It also explains the essential skills that general practitioners should master, including providing patient-centered, family-based, community-focused, and prevention-oriented services, as well as interpersonal communication skills.
"General Practice Introduction" is the core content of the discipline of general practice.
"General Practice Introduction" is an ideal textbook for medical students taking general practice courses. Studying it diligently helps medical students establish a holistic medical concept, master systematic thinking, promote the transformation of the medical model, and enhance their fundamental qualities and problem-solving abilities.
This book is the core textbook in the series of general practice transformation education. Diligently studying and mastering its content is a key step for grassroots doctors to shift their medical mindset, thinking patterns, and service models, as well as an important foundation for improving their fundamental qualities and service standards.
This book can also be used for training general practice residents and rural doctors, and it serves as an ideal reference for medical professionals.