Glob Health Res Policy July 2023 PMID 37434267

Patient views of the good doctor in primary care: a qualitative study in six provinces in China.

Wenhua Wang, Jinnan Zhang, Jiao Lu, Xiaolin Wei

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The analysis reflects a generally positive and engaged stance towards the research, with posts using phrases like 'valuable insights' and 'important for healthcare reform,' illustrating their recognition of the study's significance. Words such as 'trust,' 'professionalism,' and 'patient needs' reinforce the focus on humanism and communication, showing how the posts emphasize the article’s potential impact on improving primary care.

AgreementModerate agreement

Most discussions highlight the importance of understanding patient perspectives on what constitutes a good doctor, showing overall support for the article's focus.

InterestHigh interest

The posts reveal strong curiosity and engagement with the topic, often emphasizing the value of patient-centered care and the implications for healthcare reform.

EngagementModerate engagement

Participants often elaborate on their views, referencing specific elements like communication and professionalism, indicating active engagement.

ImpactModerate impact

The discussions suggest that the study could influence policy and training, as several posters mention how these insights could shape future medical practices and reforms.

Abstract in brief

This study explores what Chinese patients consider to be a "good doctor" in primary care, revealing five key domains including clinical skills, professionalism, humanism, service provision, and communication.
Patients strongly value doctors' clinical competency and professionalism, with high expectations for their education and personality traits.
The findings aim to guide future primary care reforms in China by emphasizing patient perspectives, especially in developing doctor training, performance assessments, and supportive healthcare environments.

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Evaluating Patient Perspectives on the Good Doctor in Chinese Primary Care

This study explores what Chinese patients consider a good doctor in primary care, highlighting key domains such as clinical skills, professionalism, humanism, service provision, and communication, to guide future…

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