The enlightenment for current clinical medical education reform from college students' clinical skills competition
Xinghua Ding
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Xinghua Ding
Abstract
Clinical medicine is a very practical subject.Enhance medical students' clinical skills training is an important measure to improve health care quality from the source.Based on the analysis of college students' clinical skills competition,We found clinical skills training in medical education was relatively weak.Human patient simulator (HPS) training is an effective means to enhance medical students' clinical skills training,While degree of simulation about HPS is the key to determine training effect.Furthermore we put forward four suggestions for future of college students' clinical skills competition and clinical skills teaching reform. Key words: Clinical skills; Teaching reform; Human patient simulator; Enlightenment
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Clinical medicine is a very practical subject.Enhance medical students' clinical skills training is an important measure to improve health care quality from the source.Based on the analysis of college students' clinical skills competition,We found clinical skills training in medical education was relatively weak.Human patient simulator (HPS) training is an effective means to enhance medical students' clinical skills training,While degree of simulation about HPS is the key to determine training effect.Furthermore we put forward four suggestions for future of college students' clinical skills competition and clinical skills teaching reform. Key words: Clinical skills; Teaching reform; Human patient simulator; Enlightenment
Key concepts: Medical education, Competition (biology), Enlightenment, Quality (philosophy), Medicine, Psychology, Epistemology, Philosophy