Examination content of pediatric practitioners

The content of pediatric practitioner examination refers to the basic knowledge, professional knowledge, relevant professional knowledge and professional practice ability that candidates who take the pediatric practitioner qualification examination need to master.

1, basic knowledge

It mainly includes basic disciplines such as preventive medicine, medical psychology, medical ethics, health laws and regulations, and examines candidates' theoretical knowledge and legal awareness on child health care, planned immunization, children's psychological development, and protection of children's rights and interests.

2. Professional knowledge

It mainly includes the professional knowledge of the etiology, pathogenesis, clinical manifestations, diagnosis and differential diagnosis, treatment and prevention of pediatric diseases, involving neonatal and neonatal diseases, hereditary diseases, rheumatic immune diseases, infectious diseases, digestive system diseases, respiratory diseases, cardiovascular diseases, urinary system diseases, endocrine system diseases and other systems and fields.

3. Relevant professional knowledge

It mainly includes the basic knowledge of other specialties related to pediatrics, such as surgery, anesthesiology, imaging, laboratory science and so on. And examine the comprehensive application ability of candidates in common surgical emergencies, anesthetic drugs and methods, imaging examination and interpretation, laboratory examination and result analysis.

4. Professional practice ability

It mainly includes neonatal asphyxia resuscitation, tracheal intubation, thoracic puncture, abdominal puncture, bone marrow puncture and other common and important clinical skills in pediatrics. , from the operation steps, matters needing attention, complications and other aspects to examine the practical operation ability of candidates.

Registration conditions for pediatric practitioner examination

1, education requirements

Bachelor degree or above recognized by the state, graduated from clinical medicine or clinical medicine of integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine.

2. Education system requirements

Have a nationally recognized bachelor degree or above, graduated from clinical medicine or clinical medicine of integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine, and meet one of the following conditions:

(1) with a 5-year undergraduate degree or a 6-year postgraduate degree or above;

(2) Having a 4-year undergraduate degree or a 5-year undergraduate degree, having obtained a bachelor's degree or above, and having been engaged in clinical work in a second-class hospital or above for 2 years after graduation;

(3) Having a 3-year undergraduate program or a 4-year undergraduate program, having obtained a bachelor's degree or above, and having been engaged in clinical work in a hospital above the second level for 3 years after graduation.

3. Training requirements

Attend the training prescribed by the National Health and Wellness Committee and pass the training completion examination.

4. Examination requirements

Take the written test and skill test organized by the National Health and Wellness Committee, and reach the qualified standard.