Zhu Ju, Chen Huanwen. Application and effectiveness of narrative medicine in clinical internship: with department of thoracic surgery as an example. [J]. Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 22(8):1201-1205(2023)
Zhu Ju, Chen Huanwen. Application and effectiveness of narrative medicine in clinical internship: with department of thoracic surgery as an example. [J]. Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 22(8):1201-1205(2023) DOI: 10.3760/cma.j.cn116021-20220821-01385.
Application and effectiveness of narrative medicine in clinical internship: with department of thoracic surgery as an example
To investigate the effect of narrative medicine teaching on the academic performance and empathy ability of clinical interns in department of thoracic surgery.
Methods
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A total of 74 interns in the department of thoracic surgery
with the "5+3" integration major of clinical medicine in Chongqing Medical University
were divided into observation group and control group
with 37 interns in each group. The interns in the control group received traditional teaching
and those in the observation group received narrative medicine teaching in addition to traditional teaching. The two groups were compared in terms of department examination score
level of humanistic concern
empathy level
ability to handle doctor-patient relationship
degree of satisfaction with teaching
discipline interest
and job intention after graduation. SPSS 21.0 was used to perform the
t
-test and chi-square test.
Results
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Compared with the control group
the observation group had significantly better theoretical score [(85.16±10.04) vs. (79.73±8.27)]
operational skill score [(85.32±8.77) vs. (79.70±7.56)]
level of humanistic concern [(3.78±0.95) vs. (3.24±1.04)]
empathy scale score [(104.89±12.90) vs. (96.57±11.00)]
results of the questionnaire on doctor-patient communication skills
confidence in professional practice
and doctor-patient orientation [(52.59±10.15) vs. (72.59±5.86)]
degree of satisfaction with teaching (89.2% vs. 64.8% in the control group)
discipline interest [(3.86±1.08) vs. (3.05±1.12)]
and job intention after graduation (29.7% vs. 8.1%).
Conclusion
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Narrative medicine introduced into clinical practice teaching can improve the effectiveness of teaching
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