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Characteristics of Canadian Medical Graduate Education and Their Implications

Guiqiong He

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The paper compares graduate medical education in China and the schooling system of Canadian graduate medical education as well as its curriculum set-up,teaching quality and internationalization of graduate education.It proposes the approaches for optimizing the quality of China's graduate medical education.

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The paper compares graduate medical education in China and the schooling system of Canadian graduate medical education as well as its curriculum set-up,teaching quality and internationalization of graduate education.It proposes the approaches for optimizing the quality of China's graduate medical education.

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The paper compares graduate medical education in China and the schooling system of Canadian graduate medical education as well as its curriculum set-up,teaching quality and internationalization of graduate education.It proposes the approaches for optimizing the quality of China's graduate medical education.

Key concepts: Graduate education, China, Medical education, Curriculum, Graduate medical education, Quality (philosophy), Internationalization, Graduate students

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