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Chinese Medical Ethics ; (6): 332-338, 2024.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-1031343

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With the process of China’s aging population intensifying, palliative care, as an important guarantee for improving the quality of life of terminally ill patients, is receiving more and more social attention, and the demand is constantly increasing. Palliative care needs versatile professionals, and general education can enhance people’s awareness and understanding of it, enabling more people to understand, accept, and participate in palliative care. With the advancement of knowledge and technology in palliative care, the traditional cramming education models are no longer able to meet the actual needs. Therefore, there is an urgent need to innovate palliative care education strategies. By analyzing the current problems in the general education of palliative care in China, this paper proposed thoughts and suggestions for general and innovative education of palliative care in several aspects, such as establishing general and innovative education systems and evaluation systems of palliative care, diversifying educational contents and methods, strengthening medical staffs training, promoting diversified student groups, and strengthening the popularization of palliative care knowledge among the public.

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Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-1039119

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General education in natural sciences is a critical component in higher education. In this article, I introduced the exploration and practice of curriculum construction of “Biological Clock and Health” at Tsinghua University. The course has been open to students for 3 semesters so far. Students who selected the course come from 27 departments of the university. The students provided positive feedbacks after taking this class, including self-report of improved sleep quality and better understanding of the research logic and methods in life sciences. The logic and methods of the construction of “Biological Clock and Health” described in this article provide insights to the construction of other courses in natural sciences of general education.

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Chinese Journal of Biotechnology ; (12): 4718-4729, 2023.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-1008053

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General education in biological courses such as "Principal Biology" is an essential avenue for gaining an understanding of life science and developing an interest in the field. The reform of biological education teaching mode based on interdisciplinary approaches aims to foster cross-disciplinary talents, which is crucial for the rapid development of China's bioeconomy. Teaching method that simply superimposes different subjects is difficult to discover the value of interdisciplinary education. To address this, a novel teaching system and an innovative teaching mode were proposed for "Principal Biology" course by integrating science and engineering subjects, based on the cross-disciplinary feature in Beijing Institute of Technology. The system involves the design of cross-disciplinary course content and the integration of multiple disciplines and knowledge points based on students' majors, taking into account the characteristics of students' physical and mental development. To improve students' scientific literacy and interdisciplinary thinking ability, differentiated and major-driven teaching modes were applied by incorporating the "1+N" mixed and immersive cross-thinking training. The effectiveness of tailored cross-disciplinary teaching was evaluated using "in-teaching" and "post-teaching" data feedback models, which promote the optimization of teaching process and enhance the quality of education in cross-disciplinary biological science.


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Humans , Students , Curriculum , Biological Science Disciplines/education , Universities , Biology/education
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Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-1027360

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Objective:To assess the impact of the general education course entitled " The Basics of Radiation Protection" on enhancing undergraduates′ awareness of radiation safety, a questionnaire was utilized. Additionally, this study aims to propose novel strategies for improving health literacy among undergraduates, fostering the development of innovative, talented individuals with reasonable knowledge structures and strong practical abilities.Methods:From 2021 to 2022, 127 undergraduates from all colleges of Shandong University took the general course" The Basics of Radiation Protection". To compare the learning effects of the medical and non-medical students, invitations to participate in this study were extended to 101 (79.5%) students from School of Medicine and School of Electrical Engineering. A questionnaire survey was conducted to determine and compare the changes in the students’ basic cognition of radiation safety and protection before and after learning the course. The aim was to evaluate the teaching effectiveness and significance of the course.Results:From 2021 to 2022, 94 undergraduates from School of Medicine and School of Electrical Engineering accepted the invitation and voluntarily completed questionnaires twicely, accounting for 74.0% of the total number of selected students. The questionnaire survey showed that through course learning, the cognitive level of radiation protection among college students had significantly improved. The Likert quantification scores befroe taking the course were 3.59±1.35, 3.81±1.17, 3.45±1.16, 4.11±1.13, 3.62±1.05, 3.98±1.24 and after completing the course 4.94±0.32, 4.87±0.32, 4.96±0.21, 4.98±0.15, 4.81±0.39, 4.98±0.15, respectively, with the difference being statistically significant ( t=6.55, 5.50, 9.10, 5.36, 7.60, 5.34, P< 0.05). Further analysis revealed that different professional backgrounds affected students′ understanding of radiation safety and protection: before learning this course, medical students were superior to electrical engineering students in their knowledge of ionizing radiation ( t=5.69, 4.06, 6.46, 6.27, 7.78, P < 0.001). After taking the course, the cognitive level of students from both majors had considerably improved, but there was no significant difference ( P> 0.05). Feedback on the course learning showed that the awareness of " routine radiation protection" had significantly improved (96.8%), pseudoscience and pseudoinformation could be identified (93.6%), " nuclear power" -related fears had been dispelled (95.7%), and the concept of " cherishing life" had been effectively established (91.5%). Conclusions:The general education course " The Basics of Radiation Protection" has effectively improved the students′ awareness of radiation safety, strengthened their knowledge regarding radiation safety and protection, and provided a new avenue for cultivating innovative talents on a well-structured knowledge base. The course would be worth further promoting and applying in the education of undergraduates with different backgrounds and taking different majors.

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Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-991342

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The number of foreign students studying Chinese medicine in China has always been the first in the rank of natural sciences foreign students studying in China. They are mostly from developing countries, keen on Chinese traditional culture, and prefer practical specialties such as acupuncture. The general education of overseas students majoring in traditional Chinese medicine can help them learn professional knowledge and integrate into Chinese society more rapidly, which promotes the global spread of Chinese culture. In the nearly 20 years of general education for foreign students, Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine has made clear the teaching ideas and guidelines, strengthened the construction of teachers, attached importance to the feedback of students, adjusted the curriculum with the times, encouraged the experience complementary among brother colleges, and further promoted international exchanges. Especially, the courses such as the History of Chinese Medicine, have achieved good teaching results. To actively carry out general education for foreign students in Chinese medicine colleges and Confucius Institutes of Traditional Chinese Medicine around the world is not only conducive to the cultivation of talents of traditional Chinese medicine in the world, but also an effective way to inherit and develop traditional Chinese medicine.

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Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-955615

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To improve the phenomenon of low participation and lack of innovation in education mode in general medical education elective courses, we have applied "creating significant learning experiences" to the design and implementation of medical general education curriculum, starting from six dimensions of learning including basic knowledge, application, synthesis, humanistic dimension, humanistic care, and learning to learn, setting learning goals, developing assessment tools and finally choosing teaching methods, thus forming a closed-loop teaching. And through the curriculum reform, collection of feedback and collation of data, the teaching activities designed according to this method fully meet and serve the teaching purposes, and assessment methods become more diverse and the content is more comprehensive, which reflects the multi-dimensional evaluation of the needs of general education.

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Chinese Journal of Biotechnology ; (12): 1631-1639, 2022.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-927807

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As an emerging branch of biology, Synthetic Biology has seen rapid development with great potential in theoretical research and application. With a lot of brand-new concepts and research methods, it brings challenges to university teachers, and little experience is available in China on the teaching of Synthetic Biology. In this study, we discussed the general education-based development and application of the course on Synthetic Biology (a discipline in "liberal arts" in Zhejiang University) from the background, design, implementation, outcome, and problems of the course, hoping to provide a reference for the optimization of the course and the design of similar courses in other universities in China.


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Humans , China , Synthetic Biology , Universities
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Chinese Medical Ethics ; (6): 1297-1299,1304, 2017.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-660150

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Combined with the purpose of medical ethics education , the influence of general education on social and cultural values of medical students , and the main problems of domestic ethics education , this paper put forward a new concept of medical ethics education based on general education .According to the characteristics of medical students, it also proposed a preliminary planning assumption of curriculum provision of general education , namely that general education should be mainly dominated by humanities science , which enable students to think independ-ently and critically and further to make a reasonable choice through comprehensive judgments of social and personal values in the face of medical ethics .

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Chinese Medical Ethics ; (6): 1297-1299,1304, 2017.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-662493

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Combined with the purpose of medical ethics education , the influence of general education on social and cultural values of medical students , and the main problems of domestic ethics education , this paper put forward a new concept of medical ethics education based on general education .According to the characteristics of medical students, it also proposed a preliminary planning assumption of curriculum provision of general education , namely that general education should be mainly dominated by humanities science , which enable students to think independ-ently and critically and further to make a reasonable choice through comprehensive judgments of social and personal values in the face of medical ethics .

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Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-493198

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Health economics is an important part of general education for medical students,but the traditional,professional-education-oriented health economics courses do not adapt to the requirements of medical students' general education,which makes it necessary to reconstruct the course based on the concept of general education.Firstly,the course target should be reestablished with the full implementation of general education concept.Secondly,the teaching contents should be comprehensively optimized with a substantial streamlining of traditional content system.Thirdly,the teaching methods should be improved in order to meet the demands of the target.Finally,according to the teaching practice,it is suggested that more effort should be put on the teaching ability of teachers,the mining of new methods and cases,and the construction of high quality teaching materials.

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Chinese Medical Ethics ; (6): 61-63, 2015.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-461583

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In order to to be a outstanding doctor must have the six elements:theory, practice, moral quality, psychological quality, developing quality and communication quality. To cultivate outstanding physicians are de-signed, on the ability of accommodation;A sound personality and good professional ethics;Unity, is the ability to obtain from the following several aspects:reform the traditional education teaching system, establishing the special general education management organization, set up a scientific system of general education courses, makes the strong ability of general education teachers and building with students as the core of teaching methods.

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Chinese Medical Ethics ; (6): 469-471, 2015.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-465726

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Through the combination of science and technology and humanities :thinking on independent set of general education in medical colleges , pointed out that:set the idea of medical humanismmedical education;general medicine education content and method should have compatible science and technology and humanities ;general education should re-turn to traditional Chinese medicine and also to the world;experience both at home and abroad for reference to build the medicine and the humanities general education courses to strengthen comprehensive combination of science and technology and humanities , to further promote the improvement of the medical college general education .

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Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-465797

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Based on reviewing briefly the development of the general education both in China and United States,selecting respectively a university as the example,the article has analyzed comparatively curriculum programs of general education between the two schools.Aimed at existing problem,from curriculum content carding,structure optimizing,teaching operating and evaluation of the effect,the article has proposed new thinking of reform on the general education of higher institutions.

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Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-669632

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Because of ignoring the basic knowledge training, the medicine graduates lack ba-sic knowledge of clinical pathology, which has seriously affected their improvement of medical skills. The paper analyzes the status of pathology teaching in clinical medicine graduates and the necessity to strengthen clinical pathology general education. Then it proposes measures about enhancing clinical pathology general education, so as to increase the basic clinical pathology knowledge of medical grad-uates.

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Chinese Medical Ethics ; (6): 259-261, 2014.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-446313

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General education is the quality education of higher education , which includes the humanities , so-cial science and natural science .It point out the present status of medical colleges and universities to carry out the general education of humanities and the existing problems which based on the current China 's higher medical colle-ges and universities to strengthen the urgency of the general education of humanities .It main including:the lack of humanistic concept of general education and human general curriculum is not reasonable ;the human general educa-tion hasn't dived into the medical professional education which lead to the students attention degree is not enough ;Human general education methods is single , practical link is weak .To solve these problems should be set up a med-ical humanities general education organization and management agencies , build reasonable medical humanities gen-eral course system , strengthen the construction of teaching staff of a curriculum , improve education curriculum teaching methods and many other countermeasures and suggestions .

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Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-432826

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Based on the concept of general education in higher education,Zhongshan school of medicine of Sun Yat-sen University launched general education course-‘ basic medicine introduction' to all non-medical undergraduates.Teaching contents,teaching methods and teaching effects of this course were explored and evaluated.By introducing basic medicine,the overall objective is to guide students to consciously maintain the mental and physical health and to stimulate students' thinking on the meaning of life.

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Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-434417

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Objective To study the effect of health education on glycolipid metabolism of patients with diabetes mellitus.Methods 120 patients with type-2 diabetes mellitus were divided into the general-education group and the reinforcement-education group with 60 patients in each group,who received routine health education and reinforced health education.The index of glycolipid metabolism between two groups were compared.Results The TG,TC,HDL,LDL,HbA1C,GLU0 and GLU120 of the two groups were all higher than those before treatment.And the TG,TC,LDL,HbA1C,GLU0 and GLU120 of the reinforcement-education group were higher than those of the general-education group after six months.Conclusions The earlier health education,especially reinforced health education,has profound significance on maintaining good glycolipid metabolism for patients with diabetes mellitus.

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Article in Korean | WPRIM | ID: wpr-214685

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PURPOSE: Today, the social requirement of medicine emphasizes the importance of medical professionalism. This forces medical educators to introduce new contents and methods into the curriculum. This study aims to offer ideas for developing the curriculum through clarifying priorities on the basic qualities of medical professionalism and evaluating the current curriculums in medical schools in South Korea. METHODS: In April 2005, 46 respondents majoring in basic medical sciences, clinical medicine, and medical humanities/social sciences completed a structured questionnaire. The questionnaire consisted of 3 categories related to: 1) the basic qualities of medical professionalism/general education courses, 2) the process of developing the qualities of humanities and social sciences in medical education, and 3) the appropriate allocation of credits for each subject to premedical and medical courses. The analysis consisted of frequency, chi-square, and multiple responses using Korean Ed, SPSS 14.0 for Windows. RESULTS: The most important basic quality is basic medical knowledge. The credits for the general education are sufficient but it's contribution is lacking (44.44%). The most lacking element in the general education courses is socio-cultural comprehension (45.65%). The knowledge of humanities and social sciences is very important in developing the basic qualities (56.52%). The important learning experiences related to these is the introspection into human beings (32.16%). Credits for medical humanities classes in premedical and medical course are noticeably insufficient (45.65, 54.35%, respectively). The appropriate program of informal curriculum for fostering the qualities is meeting with various medical specialists (44.44%, 47.83%, respectively). There is almost no difference among the major groups under (p<.05.) CONCLUSION: To assist medical students to be equipped with the basic qualities of medical professionalism, the realm of medical humanities should be made mandatory; and the general education courses need to be reformed, especially in the premedical curriculum. In particular, continuous cooperation between faculties in medicine, liberal arts, and/or social sciences need to exist with the conglomeration of these into fewer medical humanities majors in Korea.


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Humans , Clinical Medicine , Comprehension , Curriculum , Surveys and Questionnaires , Education, Medical , Foster Home Care , Humanities , Korea , Learning , Republic of Korea , Schools, Medical , Social Sciences , Specialization , Students, Medical
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Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-624454

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In order to strengthen the education for university students’all-round devel-opment,and to improve the quality of teaching,Shantou University,by making good use of higher education resources,built a digital campus consisting of virtual classrooms based on advantage of computer and Internet network environment,and plenty of general education programs were carried out.The teaching practice showed that virtual classroom,as a network platform,played an important role in general education programs.

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Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-622496

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During the reform of higher education, Chinese researchers began to do more and more research on generaleducation. But there are still some arguments that need clarifying on the issues of general education among Chineseresearchers, In this article, the author analyzes and points out the different opinions on general education in Chinathrough the following aspects: the different translation of general education from English into Chinese; the definition ofgeneral education; the relationship between general education and humanities education, specialized education, andquality-oriented education; the way of general education practice; and the time limitation of general education in under-graduate education.[

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