Investigation and analysis on performance status of order-oriented free medical graduates in rural areas

Objective:To investigate performance status of order-oriented free medical graduates in rural areas,and know the implementation effects of the policy.Methods:The order-oriented free medical graduates of Bengbu Medical College in 2015,2016 and 2017 were investigated using self-made questionnaire.Results:After systematic study of general medicine,the 75.18% of order-oriented free medical graduates thought that the curriculum was not mature enough,and should be reformed.The 6.57% of graduates thought the policy was reasonable,the 67.15% of graduates thought the policy was not very reasonable,and 26.28% of graduates thought the policy was unreasonable.The differences of the recognition of policy in different grades and family incomes students were statistically significant(P<0.01).The performance rate in students with high recognition of policy was higher than that in students with low recognition of policy(P<0.01),and the differences of the performance rates in different genders,origins and family incomes students were not statistically significant(P>0.05).After the standardized training,the 33.58% of investigators were willing to performance.Conclusions:For the order-oriented free medical graduates,the colleges and universities should improve the training model,optimize the curriculum,and pay attention to the students' thinking and quality education.The government should strengthen the policies publicity,and improve the policies of enrollment,education,standardized training and employment.