Peng Hong, Pan Xue. Inspiration of different medical examination forms of Medical University of Vienna in Austria to medical education in china. [J]. Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 22(4):489-493(2023)
Peng Hong, Pan Xue. Inspiration of different medical examination forms of Medical University of Vienna in Austria to medical education in china. [J]. Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 22(4):489-493(2023) DOI: 10.3760/cma.j.cn116021-20210122-01231.
Inspiration of different medical examination forms of Medical University of Vienna in Austria to medical education in china
Medical students need to have different levels of ability
so various examination forms are required to measure on levels of competency. The choice of different examination methods is very important to reflect the learning effect of the selected courses. The present work describes the examination design and its functions of the Medical University of Vienna
and the enlightenment to the evaluation of higher medical education of China. Learning from the advanced teaching evaluation concepts and methods in Austria may help to promote the reform of medical education evaluation methods and cultivate high-quality medical talents in our country.
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医学考试形式医学教育奥地利
Keywords
Medical examination formMedical educationAustria
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