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How to Enhance Medical Students' Professional Quality Education During Clinical Training

Mingjuan Xu

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Medical professionals of modern society must possess excellent medical skills,noble medical ethics,good communication ability and adequate knowledge of law.To cultivate high-quality medical talents,clinical teachers should adopt scientific,appropriate and targeted approaches to strengthen quality-oriented education.

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Medical professionals of modern society must possess excellent medical skills,noble medical ethics,good communication ability and adequate knowledge of law.To cultivate high-quality medical talents,clinical teachers should adopt scientific,appropriate and targeted approaches to strengthen quality-oriented education.

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Medical professionals of modern society must possess excellent medical skills,noble medical ethics,good communication ability and adequate knowledge of law.To cultivate high-quality medical talents,clinical teachers should adopt scientific,appropriate and targeted approaches to strengthen quality-oriented education.

Key concepts: Quality (philosophy), Medical education, Medical ethics, Training (meteorology), Professional ethics, Medicine, Medical knowledge, Engineering ethics

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