Medical staff's credits are not up to standard and need to be re-recorded. Generally speaking, the ways to supplement records include the following:

Attend training courses: medical staff can attend relevant training courses to supplement credits. These courses are usually provided by medical institutions, medical education institutions or industry organizations. You can choose the appropriate courses according to your own needs and schedule.

Attend academic conferences: Attending academic conferences is a way for medical staff to get credits. At the academic conference, you can hear the latest research results, academic trends and clinical experience sharing, and you can also communicate and discuss with other medical staff.

Publishing academic papers: Publishing academic papers is an important way for medical staff to get credits. In the medical field, publishing high-quality academic papers can show their professional level and research ability, and also bring reputation and recognition to their units and industries.

Participate in voluntary service: Participating in voluntary service is a way for medical staff to get credits. In voluntary service, medical services and health consultation can be provided, and at the same time, help and support can be provided to communities and vulnerable groups.

To sum up:

If the credits of medical staff are not up to standard and need to be supplemented, they can be supplemented by participating in training courses, academic conferences, publishing academic papers, and participating in voluntary services. These methods can not only improve their professional level and ability, but also bring reputation and recognition to their units and industries.

Legal basis:

The Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) on Medical Practitioners stipulates: "Doctors should regularly participate in training and receive continuing medical education." Therefore, medical personnel have the obligation to participate in training and learning to maintain their professional level and ability. At the same time, the Higher Education Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) also stipulates: "The state supports institutions of higher learning to carry out activities such as personnel training, scientific research, social services and cultural inheritance and innovation." Therefore, medical staff can broaden their horizons and improve their abilities by attending academic conferences, publishing academic papers and participating in voluntary service.