ABSTRACT
Objective:To understand the status quo and impact of Beijing Standardized Residency Training program following three years of the medical education synergy policy from the perspective of residents.Methods:Online questionnaire was used from April to May 2018 to investigate two types of residents who had completed the program in Beijing in 2018, and a comparison was made with the 2014 training program, activities, evaluation, and support conditions. Statistical descriptions and Wilcoxon signed-rank test were used for analysis.Results:A total of 3 293 residents completed the Beijing Standardized Residency Training, of which 54.75% were resident physicians, and 45.25% were graduate students in clinical medicine. Compared with 2014, the completion rate of the disease types and quantity, clinical operation types and quantity required by the training plan has been significantly improved, with the proportions being 93.77% and 92.80%, respectively. The implementation rate of examinations in 7 departments including Internal Medicine was greater than 90%, which is significantly higher than that in 2014; The conditions for training support had improved significantly.Conclusions:The impact of Beijing Standardized Residency Training Program was already emerging since the medical education synergy policy in place. It was recommended that various measures be taken to steadily improve the quality of the " dual-track system" .