The analysis of preventive medicine underground curriculum of a university
Chen Wang, Xiaoli Wang, Jingyi Cai
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Chen Wang, Xiaoli Wang, Jingyi Cai
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The present article analyzes the existing problems of undergraduate curriculum of preventive medicine major from the perspective of the students and experts of this major, credit structure and content of the curriculum and puts forwards concrete suggestions to perfect the course system: reduce the total credit requirements; establish the subject position of major courses; improve the proportion of elective courses; strengthen the cultivation of practical ability and the humanities education. Key words: Preventive medical major; Curriculum provision; Current situation; Analysis
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The present article analyzes the existing problems of undergraduate curriculum of preventive medicine major from the perspective of the students and experts of this major, credit structure and content of the curriculum and puts forwards concrete suggestions to perfect the course system: reduce the total credit requirements; establish the subject position of major courses; improve the proportion of elective courses; strengthen the cultivation of practical ability and the humanities education. Key words: Preventive medical major; Curriculum provision; Current situation; Analysis
Key concepts: Curriculum, Medical education, Subject (documents), Position (finance), Preventive healthcare, Perspective (graphical), Key (lock), Medicine