National College Students' Innovation and Entrepreneurship Training Program(202010226016);Heilongjiang Provincial Educational Science Planning Key Project(GJB1320187);School-level Youth Project of Curriculum Ideology and Politics of Harbin Medical University(SZQ202015)
Pan Huayang, Wang Jinge, Wang Tong, et al. Influence of LIC mode on medical students' post competency. [J]. Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 22(11):1680-1684(2023)
Pan Huayang, Wang Jinge, Wang Tong, et al. Influence of LIC mode on medical students' post competency. [J]. Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 22(11):1680-1684(2023) DOI: 10.3760/cma.j.cn116021-20210927-01490.
Influence of LIC mode on medical students' post competency
To explore whether a longitudinal integrated clerkship (LIC) model is more conducive to medical students' post competency and satisfaction with clerkships compared with the traditional block rotation clerkship.
Methods
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We selected 72 students who participated in graduating clerkships at The First Affiliated Hospital of Harbin Medical University from June 2018 to June 2019. They were equally divided into experimental group and control group to adopt LIC and traditional block rotation clerkship models
respectively. After completing the clerkships
the two groups were evaluated for post competency through objective testing of theoretical medical knowledge and basic clinical skills and rating of the other five competence items by the students themselves and their teachers. At the same time
a questionnaire was delivered to both groups for the degree of satisfaction with clerkships. The
t
-test and chi-squared test were performed using SPSS 23.0.
Results
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The objective tests and students' self-evaluation showed that the experimental group had significantly higher scores of theoretical medical knowledge [(8.02±1.11) vs. (7.50±0.97)]
basic clinical skills [(7.63±0.90) vs. (6.93±0.73)]
medical professional responsibility [(7.74±0.56) vs. (7.31±0.78)]
clinical communication [(8.10±1.06) vs. (7.22±0.60)]
team work [(7.84±0.62) vs. (7.11±0.69)]
literature searching [(6.25±0.60) vs. (4.78±0.84)]
and scientific research ability [(4.26±0.88) vs. (2.46±1.20)] compared with the control group (all
P
<
0.05). The experimental group had significantly higher teacher-rated scores of medical professional responsibility [(8.03±0.74) vs. (6.59±0.70)]
clinical communication [(7.95±0.73) vs. (6.87±0.67)]
team work [(7.96±0.75) vs. (6.95±0.69)]
literature searching [(4.84±0.84) vs. (3.30±0.69)]
and scientific research ability [(4.53±1.03) vs. (2.70±1.05)] than the control group (all
P
<
0.01). The scores of satisfaction were all higher in the experimental group than in the control group in terms of course arrangement satisfaction [(7.17±0.91) vs. 6.56±0.84)]
teacher-student interaction satisfaction [(7.08±0.69) vs. (6.28±0.82)]
self-improvement satisfaction [(7.28±0.45) vs. (6.36±0.49)]
and clinical work smoothness [(7.72±0.82) vs. (6.81±0.71); all
P
<
0.01].
Conclusion
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Compared with the traditional block rotation model
the LIC model is more helpful for improving the post competency of medical students. LIC is a new clinical clerkship model that can potentially replace the traditional block rotation clerkship.
关键词
临床医学教育纵向整合临床实习模式岗位胜任力实习
Keywords
Clinical medical educationLongitudinal integrated clerkshipPost competencyClerkship
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