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               LIN Y Y,HUANG S S,SONG Y L,et al. Working status in primary care and career planning in targeted admission
           medical graduates:a study from Hainan Province[J]. Chinese General Practice,2023,26(4):494-503.


           Working Status in Primary Care and Career Planning in Targeted Admission Medical Graduates:a Study from
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           Hainan Province LIN Yunyun 1,2 ,HUANG Shanshan ,SONG Yanling 1,2 ,ZHANG Yunbo 1,2 ,LIU Xuejun ,GU
           Shenhong 1,2*
           1.College of General Practice and Continuing Education,Hainan Medical University,Haikou 570102,China
           2.Department of General Practice,the First Affiliated Hospital of Hainan Medical University,Haikou 570000,China
           3.Department of General Practice,Wanning Dong'ao Town Health Center,Wanning 571528,China
           4.Primary Health Department of Hainan Provincial Health Commission,Haikou 570000,China
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           Corresponding authors:LIU Xuejue;E-mail:liuxjxr@126.com
           GU Shenhong,Professor,Chief physician;E-mail:1574063710@qq.com
           LIN Yunun and Huang Shanshan are the first authors
               【Abstract】 Background The program of targeted medical education program has been carried out since 2010
           in China,aiming to train general medical talents working in primary care. Further research is needed to explore the working
           status and career planning in targeted admission medical graduates(TAMG),as well as the overall assessment for them by
           the employing unit. Objective To comprehensively understand the working status(competencies,satisfaction,intention to
           improve professional capabilities),career planning,retention intention and associated factors after fulfilling the preadmission
           commitments in TAMG working in Hainan's primary care after completing the "5+3" standardized general residency program,
           providing a basis for the optimization of incentive policies for training and retaining general practitioners(GPs),and for medical
           colleges to determine the orientation and development direction of a general practice school(department). Methods From
           April 25 to May 6,2021,by use of cluster sampling,615 GPs(including 309 TAMG trained with the "5+3" standardized
           general residency program who work as a GP in primary care after graduation,56 assistant GPs trained with the "3+2" program,
           and 250 GPs trained with general medicine before shifting to the post)were selected from 19 cities(counties)in Hainan
           Province to attend a self-administered questionnaire survey for collecting information about their capabilities,satisfaction and
           intention to improve professional capabilities. At the same time,1 574 leaders and colleagues of the TAMG were invited to
           evaluate the capabilities of the TAMG. The factors influencing the retention intention of the TAMG after fulfilling their preadmission
           commitments in primary care were analyzed by binary Logistic regression. For further understanding the working status,life and
           thoughts on the job of the TAMG,the offline research team of this study conducted field investigation in three primary hospitals
           (one in Haikou,one in Qiongzhong,and one in Sanya),and held a group discussion with directors of health committees of
           Haikou,Qiongzhong and Sanya,and directors of the three primary hospitals,as well as 38 randomly selected TAMG from May
           7 to 8,2021. Results TAMG had lower mean score of self-rated capabilities than assistant GPs trained with the "3+2" program
           〔(19.31±2.59)vs (20.46±2.72)〕,and GPs trained with general medicine before shifting to the post〔(19.31±2.59)
           vs(20.77±2.73)〕(P<0.05). TAMG had lower mean score of self-rated job satisfaction than assistant GPs trained with the
           "3+2" program〔(39.77±4.66)vs(41.59±4.56)〕,and GPs trained with general medicine before shifting to the post〔(39.77±4.66)
           vs(41.10±5.19)〕(P<0.05). TAMG had lower mean score of self-rated intention to improve professional capabilities than
           GPs trained with general medicine before shifting to the post〔(7.80±2.25)vs(9.10±3.17)〕(P<0.05). However,the
           mean score of capabilities of TAMG rated by TAMG' leaders and colleagues was higher than that rated by themselves〔(20.29±3.43)
           vs (19.31±2.59)〕(t'=5.735,P<0.001). One hundred and fourteen of TAMG(36.89%)intended to stay on after the
           expiration of the contract. The main factors affecting their retention intention were professional title,current income,and wanting
           to be a GP(P<0.05). According to the group discussion,TAMG had high level of enthusiasm at their work and a great sense
           of team spirit. Moreover,more than half of them had a clear career plan. The challenges faced by TAMG in primary care were the
           following:overall low level of remuneration,unsatisfactory working environment,insufficient understanding and insufficient
           understanding and undervaluing of GPs and general practice in relevant administrative departments,inadequate implementation
           of relevant policies,and limited conditions in primary care hindering the acquisition of the latest advances in general medicine
           and continuing education. Conclusion The TAMG had high levels of capabilities and job statistician,but low level of intention
           to improve professional capabilities and to stay on after the expiration of the contract. Their capabilities were recognized by their
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