ANALYSIS OF FIVE-YEAR CLINICAL MEDICAL EDUCATION AND COUNTERMEASURES
Ruxiang Xu
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Ruxiang Xu
Abstract
Five-year clinical follow-up medical education is the core of reserve personnel and it's the basis of all levels of clinical medical education.This article analyses the characteristics of the status quo of China's five-year clinical medical education and,according to the current shortage of teaching resources,curriculum aging,theory and practice out of line,lack of the humanities and quality education,multiple Optimization training mode building a quality education and quality of humanities education was put forward.This mode is of remarkable results and great practical significance in training high-quality medical personnel with solid theory,strong skills,the humanistic spirit,innovation,scientific research ability and community service capacity.
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Five-year clinical follow-up medical education is the core of reserve personnel and it's the basis of all levels of clinical medical education.This article analyses the characteristics of the status quo of China's five-year clinical medical education and,according to the current shortage of teaching resources,curriculum aging,theory and practice out of line,lack of the humanities and quality education,multiple Optimization training mode building a quality education and quality of humanities education was put forward.This mode is of remarkable results and great practical significance in training high-quality medical personnel with solid theory,strong skills,the humanistic spirit,innovation,scientific research ability and community service capacity.
Key concepts: Status quo, Economic shortage, Humanism, Quality (philosophy), Medical education, Curriculum, China, Service (business)