Ensuring Healthcare Efficiency in the Context of the Medical and Pharmaceutical Staff Regulation

Galiakbarova, Guzal; Nurgaliyeva, Yenlik; Omarova, Elmira B.; Zharkenova, Svetlana B.; Khassenov, Muslim K.

doi:10.28991/esj-2022-06-06-05

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“…They are often beyond the control of physicians and depend primarily on the organization, which implies more organizational commitment from the health directorate that provides resources and support. [ 29 ] A Labor regulation of health workers is also necessary, which will lead to an improvement in the efficiency and development of the health system. [ 30 ]…”

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The views of general practitioners in Morocco about health promotion at the primary health care services: Qualitative study

Mansoury,

Kachkhouch,

Essoli

et al. 2024

Journal of Education and Health Promotion

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BACKGROUND: Health promotion (HP) is one of the key skills that every general practitioner (GP) should have, according to The World Organization of Family Doctors, but for several reasons, his practice remains insufficient. However, a gap would exist between the GPs’ knowledge and their practices about HP. The aims of our study were to explore GPs’ perceptions, knowledge, and practices in Morocco about HP and identify their barriers and needs to best practice HP actions. MATERIALS AND METHODS: A qualitative case study was conducted among GPs, via semi-structured interviews following an interview guide. Purposive and snowball sampling were used to select our sample. It contained four themes, perceptions, practices, barriers and needs, and proposals for improvement. The interviews were recorded and then transcribed. Thematic content data analysis was done manually. Favorable ethical approval was obtained from the local ethics committee. RESULTS: Fourteen GPs participated in this study. The sex ratio was at one. GPs’ practices were focused on the biomedical model with wide confusion of HP with prevention and therapeutic education. Their roles in HP were considered paramount. The number of patients during consultations, structures’ care, and knowledge were the main barriers. The main cited needs were material resources and HP training. CONCLUSION: Our study has made it possible to make an inventory of the practice of HP in Morocco. Participants’ practices were based on the curative aspect. There is a crucial need to implement continuing and contextualized training for general practitioners to strengthen their skills in HP. This training will help to succeed in the health-promoting hospital’s strategy.

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