Pringle M
Department of General Practice, Nottingham University.
Br J Gen Pract. 1991 Nov;41(352):472-4.
General practitioners in Italy work as independent contractors in a national health service. There are, however, many differences between Italy and the United Kingdom regarding the status, contract and culture of primary health care. The similarities and differences offer valuable insights into the benefits and disadvantages of the position in the UK, and serve to highlight the significant gains made in the past 30 years. This account of Italian general practice is based on the author's personal experience gained during a one month sabbatical visit to Italy in 1990.
意大利的全科医生在国家医疗服务体系中作为独立承包商开展工作。然而,在初级医疗保健的地位、合同和文化方面,意大利和英国存在许多差异。这些异同之处为了解英国该职位的利弊提供了宝贵的见解,并有助于凸显过去30年所取得的重大进展。这篇关于意大利全科医疗的描述基于作者1990年在意大利为期一个月的学术休假访问期间获得的个人经历。