The basic knowledge test is the theoretical knowledge of various health disciplines such as nutrition, chronic diseases, traditional Chinese medicine and health preservation. The test sites are wide and varied, but the relatively simple basic knowledge can be divided into 16 parts according to the test content. They are: introduction to health management, basic knowledge of clinical medicine, basic knowledge of preventive medicine, common chronic diseases, basic knowledge of epidemiology and medical statistics, health education, nutrition and food safety, basic knowledge of physical activity, mental health, basic knowledge of traditional Chinese medicine, health informatics, medical ethics and professional ethics, health insurance and health management, health management service marketing, and health management related laws and regulations.

2. Operation skills.

Different from the basic knowledge, the operational skills are all practical skills to be used in the work, such as the collection of patients' health data and the daily health follow-up of patients. The test sites are relatively concentrated, which are roughly divided into five parts: health monitoring (information collection and management), health risk assessment and analysis, health guidance (health education and follow-up), health risk factor intervention (intervention scheme implementation and effect monitoring) and health management cases.