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Direction of Medical Education in the New Medical Mode

Xie Rong-kai

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The transformation from the biomedical mode to socio-psycho-biological mode puts forward new demands for medical education. The existing method of medical education has disadvantages and cannot meet the needs of modern social life for doctors. Therefore, new medical educational method should be adopted to make students become excellent medical personnel.

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The transformation from the biomedical mode to socio-psycho-biological mode puts forward new demands for medical education. The existing method of medical education has disadvantages and cannot meet the needs of modern social life for doctors. Therefore, new medical educational method should be adopted to make students become excellent medical personnel.

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The transformation from the biomedical mode to socio-psycho-biological mode puts forward new demands for medical education. The existing method of medical education has disadvantages and cannot meet the needs of modern social life for doctors. Therefore, new medical educational method should be adopted to make students become excellent medical personnel.

Key concepts: Mode (computer interface), Medical education, Medicine, Social needs, Computer science, Political science, Health care, Law

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