The practice of the cultivation strategy of incremental training of modern clinical thinking ability to cultivate clinical post competency of "5 + 3" integration students
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The practice of the cultivation strategy of incremental training of modern clinical thinking ability to cultivate clinical post competency of "5 + 3" integration students
Chinese Journal of Medical Education ResearchVol. 22, Issue 2, Pages: 168-171(2023)
Yue Fengming, Yang Dong, Lu Shuming, et al. The practice of the cultivation strategy of incremental training of modern clinical thinking ability to cultivate clinical post competency of "5 + 3" integration students. [J]. Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 22(2):168-171(2023)
Yue Fengming, Yang Dong, Lu Shuming, et al. The practice of the cultivation strategy of incremental training of modern clinical thinking ability to cultivate clinical post competency of "5 + 3" integration students. [J]. Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 22(2):168-171(2023) DOI: 10.3760/cma.j.cn116021-20200912-01164.
The practice of the cultivation strategy of incremental training of modern clinical thinking ability to cultivate clinical post competency of "5 + 3" integration students
some "5+3" integration students have different levels of understanding and application problems in various stages
such as role transformation
professional knowledge and technology
communication ability and humanistic care ability
clinical thinking and evidence-based medicine concepts
clinical research thinking
learning and work attitude. This research will permeate and run through the training of "5+3" integrated students' diagnostic and therapeutic operation ability through the training of modern clinical thinking oriented by post competency
and integrate humanistic care
evidence-based medicine
learning attitude
working attitude
and attitude towards patients in the whole process to gradually complete the comprehensive training goal of clinical thinking oriented by post competency + diagnostic and therapeutic operation ability.
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