Preferences for Achievements Transformation of Hospital Traditional Chinese Medicine（TCM） Preparation Among Medical Staff in TCM hospitals in Beijing

Corresponding author: wangyaoqi, wyq@cufe.edu.cn

DOI: 10.12201/bmr.202512.00002

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  Abstract: Objective: To analyze the preferences of medical staff in TCM hospitals in Beijing regarding the achievements transformation of hospital traditional Chinese medicine preparations, and to provide a reference for formulating incentive policies. Methods: Based on a discrete choice experiment (DCE), a questionnaire survey was used to conducted among 233 medical personnel from five TCM hospitals in Beijing. Mixed logit models and latent class models were then used to analyze their transformation preferences. Results: The mixed Logit model revealed that seven key attributes significantly influenced medical staffs preferences for the achievements transformation of traditional Chinese medicine preparations (P<0.05). Latent class analysis identified three distinct preference groups among respondents: an organization-dependent group (27.0%), a pro-transformation group (61.4%), and a conservative group (11.6%). Conclusion: Medical Staff preferred transformation conditions that increased monthly income; utilized “human use + re-experimentation”; involved the hospitals achievements transformation department as the entity; were funded by the hospital; offered a 70% profit share; enabled promotion three years earlier, and assigned patents to the hospital. The study recommends implementing diverse incentive measures and developing differentiated strategies tailored to the distinct Medical Staff categories to facilitate the transformation of hospital traditional Chinese medicine preparations into new drugs.

  Key words: Achievements Transformation of Traditional Chinese Medicine Preparation; Discrete Choice Experiment; Medical Staff

  Submit time: 1 December 2025

  Copyright: The copyright holder for this preprint is the author/funder, who has granted biomedRxiv a license to display the preprint in perpetuity.
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