What did you take in the recruitment examination for health institutions?

The recruitment examination of health institutions is an important examination related to the career of many candidates. For the majority of medical workers who graduated from our medical college, entering the hospital is our main choice. Many medical candidates are admitted to local hospitals with the encouragement of their parents or friends, and live a regular life ... In most cases, whether there is a hospital establishment or not is obviously different for our future life. So before preparing for the exam, we need to know what we have tested in the recruitment examination of public institutions.

First of all, as a medical examination, medical professional knowledge is compulsory knowledge. Most parts of the country take medical professional knowledge as the main examination content, and many places only take medical professional knowledge. What are the specialties of medical expertise in different disciplines? For example, professional knowledge of clinical medicine often includes internal medicine, surgery, obstetrics and gynecology, and pediatrics. Among them, internal medicine and surgery are important examination contents, especially internal medicine. Therefore, before reviewing, we should arrange our own review time reasonably. Subjects with higher scores should appropriately extend the review time. For the content of obstetrics and gynecology and pediatrics, the allocation time should be shortened. Even in some places, review can be arranged according to the actual situation according to the fact that it is clearly stated in the examinations or announcements over the years that only internal medicine or only internal medicine+surgery can be used. In addition, nursing professional knowledge mainly includes basic nursing, internal medicine nursing, surgical nursing, obstetrics and gynecology nursing, pediatric nursing and so on. Among them, basic nursing is a key subject, and only basic nursing is tested in the announcements published in some areas. Therefore, before reviewing, everyone should read the contents of the announcement carefully and find out what to take in the exam before reviewing purposefully.

Secondly, some areas will examine medical related laws and regulations, medical ethics, medical psychology and other marginal disciplines on the basis of medical professional knowledge. The examination contents of these subjects often don't take up too much, but they can't be abandoned directly. According to past statistics, if you give up these marginal subjects directly, the chances of passing the exam are almost zero, so look at these so-called "marginal subjects" more in the review process.

Finally, some areas will also assess some basic knowledge of public affairs, administrative professional ability test and other related contents of civil service examinations.

I hope I can help you.