Introducing Evidence-Based Medicine in the Education of Medical Undergraduate Students
Wu K
Abstract
Wu K
Abstract
Under the traditional mode of medical education,students find themselves difficult to adapt to rapid renewal and development of knowledge after graduation and they lack innovative ability.Introducing evidence-based medicine(EBM) in teaching and its intervention at different stages can effectively change the disadvantages of traditional medical education.This paper makes a systematic comparison between EBM and traditional mode of medical education,and expatiates on how to introduce EBM at different stages of undergraduate study.
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Under the traditional mode of medical education,students find themselves difficult to adapt to rapid renewal and development of knowledge after graduation and they lack innovative ability.Introducing evidence-based medicine(EBM) in teaching and its intervention at different stages can effectively change the disadvantages of traditional medical education.This paper makes a systematic comparison between EBM and traditional mode of medical education,and expatiates on how to introduce EBM at different stages of undergraduate study.
Key concepts: Graduation (instrument), Medical education, Intervention (counseling), Evidence-based medicine, Medicine, Traditional education, Medical knowledge, Psychology