Fang Yu, Yu Shanshan, Zhang Qiannan, et al. Streamlined modular teaching based on organ system in standardized residency training in emergency department. [J]. Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 23(2):276-279(2024)
Fang Yu, Yu Shanshan, Zhang Qiannan, et al. Streamlined modular teaching based on organ system in standardized residency training in emergency department. [J]. Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 23(2):276-279(2024) DOI: 10.3760/cma.j.cn116021-20220518-01548.
Streamlined modular teaching based on organ system in standardized residency training in emergency department
To explore the effectiveness of streamlined modular teaching based on the organ system in standardized residency training in emergency medicine.
Methods
2
We enrolled residents on standardized training in the Second Clinical College of Tongji Medical College of Huazhong University of Science and Technology from July 2020 to July 2021. They were randomly divided in a 1∶1 ratio into conventional group (25 trainees
adopting a traditional standardized teaching method) and modular group (25 trainees
adopting streamlined modular teaching based on the organ system in addition to the method of the conventional group). At the end of training
all the trainees were assessed for academic performance and teaching-related indicators through an exam and questionnaire survey
and the teachers were surveyed for the degree of satisfaction with the teaching method. Data were analyzed by the
t
-test and chi-squared test using SPSS 21.0 software.
Results
2
The modular group had a significantly higher total final exam score than the conventional group [(93.52±0.49) vs. (84.44±0.57)
t
=12.02
P
<
0.001]. Specifically
the modular group had significantly higher scores than the conventional group in emergency medicine theory
medical history taking and writing
physical examination and procedures
interpretation of examination results
and treatment and management (
t
=3.62
4.29
4.22
10.09
7.56
all
P
<
0.001). The modular group was also superior to the conventional group in terms of teaching-related indicators (all
P
<
0.05). All participating teachers were satisfied with the new teaching method.
Conclusions
2
The streamlined modular teaching method based on the organ system is beneficial for the standardized training of residents in emergency medicine
which is worthy of promotion.
关键词
器官系统住院医师规范化培训模块化教学
Keywords
Organ systemStandardized residency trainingModular teaching
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