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Study on aim and model of communication skills training for medical students

Chen Xiao-q

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Based on the foreign experience of communication skills training for medical students and the present situation of communication skill training in China, this paper analyses the aim and model of communication skills training for medical students, and provides some advice on the reform of medical education and cultivation of medical talents.

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Based on the foreign experience of communication skills training for medical students and the present situation of communication skill training in China, this paper analyses the aim and model of communication skills training for medical students, and provides some advice on the reform of medical education and cultivation of medical talents.

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Based on the foreign experience of communication skills training for medical students and the present situation of communication skill training in China, this paper analyses the aim and model of communication skills training for medical students, and provides some advice on the reform of medical education and cultivation of medical talents.

Key concepts: Medical education, Training (meteorology), Communication skills, China, Communication skills training, Models of communication, Medicine, Psychology

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