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Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research ; (12)2003.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-622631

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Though the study on the simulated testing to the doctors both in China and Japan,we can find out the similarities and differences in these two educational systems,and further analyze the related factors,thus providing the valuable reference to improve the system of medical examination,reform the model of medical education and foster qualified practitioners.

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Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research ; (12)2003.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-622550

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This project studied the historical and the present situation about the personnel training model in medical education and its structure. It reestablished the objectives of the medical education and the standards of the training, modified the training program, and the curriculum system, and set up the new teaching plan and syllabus. Through three years of research and implementation, the training model of widening the basic science, breaking into three stages, integrating the courses, optimizing three phases, activating teaching methods and total adaptability had been constructed.And the project had been studied, applied and spread cooperatively with 16 Chinese medical schools.

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Medical Education ; : 445-448, 1999.
Article in Japanese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-369706

ABSTRACT

To adapt to the demand for highly talented medical personnel in the new century, China Medical University has proposed a teaching reformation policy that aims to reinforce the combination of training goals with all subjects; to carry out bilateral infiltration and three optimizations; to emphasize the development of knowledge, ability and quality; to enliven teaching methods; and to make adaptations in all areas. In preparation, we have studied the reform experiences and current practices of more than 200 medical colleges and universities around the world in light of current conditions in China and China Medical University. We have also renewed our recognition of the training goals of specialties as a firm basis for the quality education of skilled doctors. The University has reformed its curriculum system and teaching plans for clinical medical specialties in many ways and has adjusted its teaching contents to form a new model for training talented medical personnel for the next century.

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