Débora L Coelho, Rosana C Amaral, Isabella C Silva, Ana Virgínia O B Oliveira, Augusto Scalabrini Neto, José Felippe P Silva, Julliane V Joviano-Santos
Realistic simulation and medical students' performance in the Advanced Cardiac Life Support course: a comparative study
Advances in physiology education
china tuberculosis tb care traditionally provided centre disease control cdc integrated designated public hospitals county level hospital staff taking delivery tb services supported cdc staff little known impact initiative hospitalbased health workers delegated manage tb drawing case study two tb designated hospitals zhejiang province explored factors influencing hospitalbased health workers motivation context integrated tb service delivery conducted 47 indepth interviews health officials tbhospital managers clinicians radiologists laboratory staff nurses involved integrated model hospitalbased tb care thematic analysis used develop refine themes code data assist interpretation health workers tasked tb care designated hospitals perceived professional status low related assessment tb treatment lacking need professional skills limited opportunities professional development social stigma surrounding tb sites integrated tb clinics understaffed health workers providing tb care reported heavy workloads expressed dissatisfaction perceived gap salaries compared clinical staff sites health workers concerned poor infection control weak risk management assessment systems inadequate attention workforce issues tb control china specifically professional status welfare development well incentivization infectious disease control workers contributed dissatisfaction consequently poor motivation serve tb patients within integrated model tb care important address failure motivate health workers maximize public goodoriented tb service provision improved government funding attention professional welfare health workers providing tb care hospitals