Xiaomeng Chi

This research leverages bibliometric methodologies, enhanced by the visual analytics capabilities of CiteSpace, to meticulously examine the evolution and current trends in energy trading within power markets, analyzing 642 scholarly articles from the Web of Science Core Collection spanning from 1996 to 2023. The study aims to illuminate the prevailing research landscape, growth patterns, and future directions in energy trading dynamics. Key findings include: (1) A noticeable escalation in the volume of publications, especially from 2021 to 2023, indicating a burgeoning interest and rapid evolution in this research area; (2) The author and institutional collaboration networks are in a nascent stage, with a predominantly China-centric international collaboration pattern, including significant partnerships with the United States, Australia, and the United Kingdom; (3) The focal points of research are centered around themes such as “energy management”, “demand-side innovation”, “decentralized energy trading”, and “strategic optimization”, covering areas such as intelligent grid technologies, energy market dynamics, and sustainable energy solutions. The study recommends enhancing collaborative networks, fusing technological and strategic dimensions in research, increasing focus and funding for emerging technologies, and promoting wider international and cross-disciplinary collaborations to enrich the understanding of energy trading dynamics in the context of electricity markets.

While the implementation of the “graded diagnosis and treatment” system highlights the important role of general practitioners as “residents’ health gatekeepers”, it brings the problem of insufficient service capacity and difficulty in realizing the service value. At present, the service value of general practitioners is a relatively new topic in the field of general medicine. Therefore, few studies discuss the specific path that affects the realization of their service value. According to literature analysis, the professional quality of general practitioners plays a positive role in improving their service quality. So it can be inferred that the main reason for this phenomenon is that the professional quality level of general practitioners as the service subject is low and they have not been trusted and recognized by the residents of the service object. So far, it is difficult for most residents to change their willingness to go to large hospitals. Training is the most critical link to improving the professional quality of general practitioners. Therefore, how to enhance the professional quality of general practitioners through effective training so as to realize the service value is a problem worth discussing. Our study took 37 general practitioners from 12 Community Health Service hospitals as the interviewees and used grounded theory to mine the internal correlation between variables. The results show that: (1) the professional quality of general practitioners mainly includes three dimensions: professional ethics, theoretical knowledge, and professional skills; (2) through training, the professional quality of general practitioners has been effectively improved; (3) the improvement of general practitioners’ professional quality directly affects the realization of their technical value, environmental value and information value; (4) the professional quality of general practitioners can be improved through training, which will affect the realization of their service value. Our research contribution is to break through the previous research paradigm of analyzing the relationship between variables based on the existing literature. This paper uses the procedural grounded theory method to analyze the concept of general practitioners’ professional quality from scratch through continuous refinement and summary and constructs a theoretical model of the training path from general practitioners’ professional quality to service value. On the one hand, the research results can realize their service value by improving the professional quality of general practitioners. On the other hand, the realization of the service value of general practitioners can provide effective support for patients to create a good medical environment.