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Zhuyun Lin1, Zhuoer Huang2, Kunmei Li3

  • 1Faculty of Social Science, The University of Hong Kong, Pokfulam Road, Hong Kong, China.

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A new competency framework (AEPLKS) for Chinese community psychiatric rehabilitation practitioners was developed. It ensures culturally adapted, ethical, and person-centered care, addressing workforce needs.

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  • Health Workforce Development
  • Competency Frameworks

Background:

  • Community-based psychiatric rehabilitation requires a qualified workforce.
  • China lacks a specific competency framework for this field.
  • Developing such a framework is crucial for training and service quality.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To develop a core competency framework for community-based psychiatric rehabilitation practitioners in China.
  • To ensure the framework is contextually grounded and culturally adapted.
  • To guide training, assessment, and service quality.

Main Methods:

  • A three-phase process including literature review, framework drafting, and a two-round Delphi survey.
  • Involved 29 multidisciplinary Chinese experts.
  • Consensus on indicators was achieved and assessed using standard metrics.

Main Results:

  • The final framework, AEPLKS, comprises 54 secondary indicators under 6 primary indicators: attitudes, beliefs, and values; ethical principles; professionalism; learning and development; basic knowledge; and basic skills.
  • Strong expert consensus was achieved, with low coefficients of variation (0.00-0.20).
  • The framework integrates international standards with Chinese cultural context.

Conclusions:

  • The AEPLKS framework provides a culturally adapted standard for psychiatric rehabilitation practice in China.
  • It can serve as a model for low- and middle-income countries facing similar workforce challenges.
  • Further empirical validation is needed for its use in formal assessment and certification.