面对医学知识技术的持续更新、医患关系的日益紧张等诸多挑战,确保和提升我国医疗行业的服务质量和医师职业精神水平意义重大。本文首先梳理了医师职业精神的分析框架的演化情况,进而借助自我决定理论中基于动机结构和基本心理需求的人类自主行为解释,对于医师职业精神培养、特别是医师职业身份形成进行了探讨。
Chinese medical industry is facing many challenges, such as explosive developments of medical technology and knowledge, and the strained relationship between physicians and patients. In order to ensure and enhance the quality of healthcare service delivered, it is time to develop the professionalism status of physicians. This paper firstly shows the evolution of the analysis frameworks of professionalism. Then, based on explanations of human being behaviors according to the motivation structure and basic psychological demands proposed by the self-determination theory, recommendations were made for physician professionalism cultivations, in particular the formation of professional identity.
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