What is the written test of clinical medical hospital?

What are the written tests in clinical medical hospitals as follows:

First, medical professional knowledge.

Judging from the recruitment announcement, most of the written examinations for hospital recruitment contain "professional knowledge", and candidates need to learn and master the medical professional knowledge of the positions they apply for before taking the exam. Taking clinic as an example, the knowledge often tested includes women and children at home and abroad, but it is also divided into primary and secondary. For example, internal medicine and surgery are more important in the written examination of hospital recruitment.

Two, public basic knowledge, basic medical knowledge, administrative professional ability test, etc.

Some hospitals also include "Gong Ji" and "Medical Basis", and even some hospitals will ask to examine the contents of civil service examinations such as "line test". The content of this kind of examination is basically divided into two situations: the first is to take only this subject. The second type, Gong Ji/medical foundation+professional knowledge, has higher requirements for candidates.

Third, other medical-related knowledge.

There may be some medical-related knowledge in the written examination content of hospital recruitment, such as health policies and regulations, medical ethics, medical psychology and so on. However, generally speaking, the questions and scores of this kind of examination content will not be too large, so candidates should accumulate more in the process of studying at ordinary times and read more relevant knowledge when approaching the exam.

The role of the hospital:

The word "hospital" comes from Latin, which means "guest", because when it was first established, it was for people to take refuge and have a lounge, which made people comfortable and entertaining. Later, it gradually became a professional institution to meet human medical needs and provide medical services, and it was a service place to accommodate and treat patients.