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1. The effect of WeChat-based training on improving the knowledge of tuberculosis management of rural doctors

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Henan Xin, Haoran Zhang, Dakuan Wang, Bin Zhang, Xuefang Cao, Boxuan Feng, Zhusheng Quan, Ying Du, Yijun He, Ling Guan, Fei Shen, Jianmin Liu, Zisen Liu, Shouguo Pan, Qi Jin, and Lei Gao

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Tuberculosis, Management, WeChat-based training, Rural doctors, China, Diseases of the respiratory system, RC705-779, Infectious and parasitic diseases, RC109-216
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Background: In China, rural doctors played a crucial role in TB cases referral and management. The current study aimed to evaluate the effect of WeChat-based training program on improving the rural doctors’ knowledge on TB management. Methods: A One-year WeChat-based training was conducted among registered rural doctors from Zhongmu County, located in middle China, by means of releasing original contents (in forms of text, poster, video or cartoon) through WeChat subscription account (WeChat SA) once a week. Pre-and-post-training offline tests were hold using the same self-administered questionnaire to evaluate the training effect. Results: A total of 467 rural doctor were included in the study. During the training, 60 original articles were posted through WeChat SA. With respect to the two tests, the median score increased from 50 (40.0–60.0) to 60 (53.0–70.0) (p

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2021
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2. The effect of WeChat-based training on improving the knowledge of tuberculosis management of rural doctors

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Haoran Zhang, Ling Guan, Zhusheng Quan, Ying Du, Jianmin Liu, Fei Shen, Qi Jin, Lei Gao, Zisen Liu, Shouguo Pan, Boxuan Feng, Dakuan Wang, Xuefang Cao, Yijun He, Henan Xin, and Bin Zhang

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Microbiology (medical), Pulmonary and Respiratory Medicine, medicine.medical_specialty, China, Referral, medicine.medical_treatment, WeChat-based training, education, Infectious and parasitic diseases, RC109-216, Article, WHO, World Health Organization, Diseases of the respiratory system, Medicine, Tuberculosis, Rural doctors, Median score, WeChat SA, WeChat Subscription Account, RC705-779, business.industry, Tb control, TB, Tuberculosis, Training effect, Training methods, DOTS, Observed Treatment Short-Course, Management, Infectious Diseases, Family medicine, LTBI, Latent Tuberculosis Infection, MTB, Mycobacterium Tuberculosis, Tuberculosis management, Test performance, Training program, business
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Highlights • Improving the knowledge on TB management for rural doctors in China are essential. • The studied rural doctors showed relatively poor knowledge on TB management. • WeChat-based training is an effective means to achieve an improvement. • How to better enhance rural doctors’ engagement should be considered., Background In China, rural doctors played a crucial role in TB cases referral and management. The current study aimed to evaluate the effect of WeChat-based training program on improving the rural doctors’ knowledge on TB management. Methods A One-year WeChat-based training was conducted among registered rural doctors from Zhongmu County, located in middle China, by means of releasing original contents (in forms of text, poster, video or cartoon) through WeChat subscription account (WeChat SA) once a week. Pre-and-post-training offline tests were hold using the same self-administered questionnaire to evaluate the training effect. Results A total of 467 rural doctor were included in the study. During the training, 60 original articles were posted through WeChat SA. With respect to the two tests, the median score increased from 50 (40.0–60.0) to 60 (53.0–70.0) (p

Published
2021

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