V. Kumarapeli, P. Mahesh, W. Gunathunga, M. Arnold, S. Perera, S. Jayasinghe, N. Wellappuli, S. M. N. Arosha Senanayake, N. Samarutilake, W. Jayawickrama, D. Subasinghe, P. D. Kawiratne, C. Rodrigo, S. De Silva, R. Ferdinando
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医学背景使ccp能够在公共卫生服务中担任技术专家和医疗管理人员。ccp职位描述中概述的关键功能(2)包括公共h e l t h p r o g r m m e m n g m e n e t, p l c y阿分析/开发、战略规划、宣传,提高人们对健康的认识,监测监控、评价、研究、质量保证、培训、能力建设和基金组织动员。中央医务人员也担任医疗行政人员，根据与机构、司或方案的关系执行上述职能。虽然公共卫生有一个公认的定义(3)，但对中医的定义似乎很多，而且关于中医的角色和职业认同存在冲突。这是一个及时的要求，探索证据来说明一个模式的服务提供的中央合作伙伴。通过深入的文献检索和基于内容的叙事回顾，揭示了以下四个与CM相关的主题:
Exploring the boundaries of community medicine in Sri Lanka: a conceptual model for service delivery
The medical background enables CCPs to act as technical experts and medical administrators in public health services. Key functions of CCPs outlined in the job description (2) include public h e a l t h p r o g r a m m e m a n a g e m e n t , p o l i c y analysis/development, strategic planning, advocacy, raising awareness on health, surveillance monitoring, evaluation, research, quality assurance, training, capacity building and fund mobilization. CCPs who function as medical administrators too, implement above functions as per relevance to the intuitions, directorates or programmes. Although public health has a well-agreed definition (3), there seems to be many definitions for CM and conflicts about roles and professional identity of CCPs. It is a timely requirement to explore evidence to illustrate a model of service delivery for CCPs. A thorough literature search and a narrative review based on the content revealed the following four main themes related to CM:
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