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Strategies on hospital physical examination

Chang‐Yan Li

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Abstract

The article mentioned hospital physical examination strategy in six sides. They were the status of hospital physical examination, the hospital environments, hospital physical examination staff training, test standard making, service selecting, quality highlighting, following up service and health files in community health service.

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The article mentioned hospital physical examination strategy in six sides. They were the status of hospital physical examination, the hospital environments, hospital physical examination staff training, test standard making, service selecting, quality highlighting, following up service and health files in community health service.

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The article mentioned hospital physical examination strategy in six sides. They were the status of hospital physical examination, the hospital environments, hospital physical examination staff training, test standard making, service selecting, quality highlighting, following up service and health files in community health service.

Key concepts: Physical examination, Test (biology), Health examination, Service (business), Medicine, Physical health, Quality (philosophy), Community hospital

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