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Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research ; (12): 429-432, 2018.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-700541

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With the development of science and technology,medical simulation has been applied extensively.The application of simulation technique in teaching hospitals has become a new choice in modern medical education.As the most basic and important clinical ability,airway management has become a popular training program in China's teaching hospitals.This paper summarizes the current situation of the simulation training of airway management in teaching hospitals at home and abroad,concludesthe existing problems in the simulation teaching of airway management of teaching hospitals in China,such as narrow range of training objects,lack of professional teaching staff,unscientific curriculum design and outdated training model,etc.Then puts forward the countermeasures of expanding the training coverage,establishing the professional teaching team,designing the curriculum design of science,and introducing advanced simulation equipment to improve the quality of simulated teaching.

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Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research ; (12): 1267-1270, 2013.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-440102

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Objective To improve the clinical skill training courses in order to meet the new challenges and different requirements. Methods Totally 327 clinical physicians of different levels in 36 departments were enrolled and 286 physicians were randomly surveyed with the questionnaire , including subjects' general characteristics, participation rate, training courses and training model. Results Among the trainees, most of them were attending physician and resident physician, and their participation rate was 88.5%(77/87) and 90.0% (172/191) respectively. The most popular and well acknowledged training courses were emergency treatment course such as AHA basic/advanced life support course. Training model like ‘group class, one topic, one hour’ was well accepted by 84.1%(275/324) physicians and course time of 16:30-17:30 was preferred by 65.5% (214/327) physicians. Conclusions A series of most popular and significant training courses are developed. More important-ly, physicians' real need and new expectation to the training course are well recognized, which is im-portant to plan the further training program and courses.

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