Study on the application effects of the mode of "Multidisciplinary integration, Doctors & patients co-teaching, Simulated practice" in the teaching of spinal surgery
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Study on the application effects of the mode of "Multidisciplinary integration, Doctors & patients co-teaching, Simulated practice" in the teaching of spinal surgery
Chinese Journal of Medical Education ResearchVol. 22, Issue 4, Pages: 568-572(2023)
作者机构:
1.中国医学科学院北京协和医院骨科,北京 100730
2.中国医学科学院北京协和医院麻醉科,北京 100730
3.西北工业大学机电学院,西安 100124
4.中国医学科学院北京协和医院教育处,北京 100730
5.中国医学科学院北京协和医学院,北京 100730
作者简介:
Zhang Qin, Email: zhangqinpumc@hotmail.com
基金信息:
Postgraduate Education and Teaching Reform Project of Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences(10023201800105);Postgraduate Education and Teaching Reform Project of Peking Union Medical College Hospital(PUMC-GS-2015005);Undergraduate Education and Teaching Reform Project of Peking Union Medical College Hospital(2015zlgc0122);Curriculum-based Political and Awareness Education Project of Peking Union Medical College(2022kcsz0104)
Zhuang Qianyu, Hui Shangyi, Li Xinpei, et al. Study on the application effects of the mode of "Multidisciplinary integration, Doctors & patients co-teaching, Simulated practice" in the teaching of spinal surgery. [J]. Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 22(4):568-572(2023)
Zhuang Qianyu, Hui Shangyi, Li Xinpei, et al. Study on the application effects of the mode of "Multidisciplinary integration, Doctors & patients co-teaching, Simulated practice" in the teaching of spinal surgery. [J]. Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 22(4):568-572(2023) DOI: 10.3760/cma.j.cn116021-20220305-01249.
Study on the application effects of the mode of "Multidisciplinary integration, Doctors & patients co-teaching, Simulated practice" in the teaching of spinal surgery
To explore the application effects of the mode of "Multidisciplinary integration
Doctors & patients co-teaching
Simulated practice" in the teaching of spinal surgery.
Methods
2
A total of 64 eight-year program clinical medical students who practiced in Peking Union Medical College Hospital in 2021 were taken as research objects and randomly divided into experimental group (
n
=33) and control group (
n
=31). The experimental group received the new teaching mode of "Multidisciplinary integration
Doctors
&
patients co-teaching
Simulated practice"
and the control group received regular teaching mode. At the end of teaching
the teaching effects were evaluated from several aspects
including the scores of theoretical examinations
anatomical marks identification tests
and anonymous questionnaires. SPSS 22.0 software was used for paired
t
-test and two independent-samples
t
-test.
Results
2
The theoretical test scores [(51.25±6.99) points] and anatomical structure identification scores [(37.56±1.83) points]
of the experimental group were higher than those of the control group [(42.46±6.13) points and (30.37±3.46) points]
and the differences were statistically significant (
P
<
0.001). The effective recovery rate of the questionnaire was 100%. The results of the questionnaire showed that the experimental group was significantly higher than the control group in terms of teaching attractiveness
attention
learning interest
learning efficiency
anatomical identification ability
problem-finding and problem-solving ability and overall teaching method satisfaction (
P
<
0.05).
Conclusion
2
The teaching mode of "Multidisciplinary integration
Doctors & patients co-teaching
Simulated practice" can effectively improve students' theoretical knowledge
learning interest
learning efficiency
operation proficiency and problem-finding and problem-solving ability
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