Objective To explore the impact of mentors' behaviors on the professional identity of medical students during the internship. Methods Based on the data of the China Medical Students Survey in 2020
a research was conducted on 25 557 medical graduates from 104 universities in China. The Wilcoxon rank-sum test and multiple linear regression were used to analyze the impact of mentors' behaviors on the professional identity of medical students during the internship. Results More than 70% of medical students believed that the clinical mentors they met during their internship had positive medical and teaching behaviors. If students believed that clinical mentors were enthusiastic
responsible for their work
highlighted role modeling and paid attention to their behaviors in teaching
the scores of professional identity would be 3.027
0.445
0.840 and 1.234 points greater than if they did not respectively (all P<0.001). Conclusion The students have generally good evaluation on mentors' behavior during the internship. The positive medical and teaching behaviors of mentors have a positive impact on the professional identity of medical students and the impact of enthusiasm is the greatest. Medical institutions should provide complete institutional support and standardize the behavior of clinical teachers in order to enhance the professional identity of medical students.
关键词
临床医学 教师行为 医学生 职业认同感
Keywords
Clinical medicine Mentors' behaviors Medical students Professional identity
Construction of teaching evaluation indices for undergraduate medicine students based on the Delphi method
Development of a homogeneous management evaluation system for clinical observership teaching under the background of national first-class discipline construction
Construction of learner profile models for clinical medical courses
Construction of an entrustable professional activities framework for medical undergraduates
Evaluation system of ideological and political education in clinical medicine courses based on analytic hierarchy process and fuzzy comprehensive evaluation models
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