Perspectives on the Training of Chinese Primary Health Care Physicians to Reduce Chronic Illnesses and Their Burden
This paper is a commentary on the training of Chinese Primary Health Care Doctors to reduce chronic illness and its burden. First, we will consider the policy position of the Chinese government concerning the development of a competent and enlarged primary physician workforce to deliver the proposed...
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Main Authors: | Wenmin Sun (Author), Yang Li (Author), Yiting Hu (Author), Xin Rao (Author), Xingzhi Xu (Author), Colette Joy Browning (Author), Shane Andrew Thomas (Author) |
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2019-07-01T00:00:00Z.
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