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Article in Chinese | WPRIM (Western Pacific) | ID: wpr-496414

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Objective To investigate the effect of the courses of image diagnostics on clinical pro-bation period via the combination of PBL and multimedia network teaching model. Methods 126 under-graduates from the department of medical image (Grade 2011 and 2012) were selected as teaching subjects, and PBL combined with multimedia network teaching was adopted in the teaching of the course of medical imaging diagnosis. After class we implemented a questionnaire survey, and let the students write learning experience. Statistical analysis was conducted by using SSPS 13.0 to reflect the teaching participation in the students' questionnaire and a. summary analysis of the learning experience of the students was also made. Results 123 valid questionnaires were collected. 94.31%(116 people) of students were active participants in these courses, 90.25%(111 people) of the students thought they could actively communicate in teaching, and 43% (110 people) of the students thought they got fully prepared before class. 123 articles in accor-dance with the requirements of experience were received; most students took positive attitude to the active influence the teaching methods had brought; some student pointed out that the teaching method had the disadvantages such as too much time to prepare, too much information, and so on. Conclusions The com-bination of PBL and multimedia network teaching has preliminary results. It is a novel model that is available for teaching image diagnostics on clinical probation period.

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Article in Chinese | WPRIM (Western Pacific) | ID: wpr-573606

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Objective To evaluate the effect of discussion-based teaching pattern in clinical noviciate of general surgery. Methods Two hundred and ten students majoring in clinical medicine were randomly divided into the trial group and the control group during clinical noviciate of general surgery.There were 105 students in each group. The discussion-based teaching pattern and traditional teaching pattern were performed in the trial and control groups,respectively. After the clinical novici-ate of general surgery was completed,the teaching effects of both groups were evaluated by the exam-ination performance analyses and the questionnaire-based survey. Student's t-test andχ22 test were used in statistical analysis. Reults The rate of satisfaction with the teaching pattern was 88.6%in the trial group and 70.5%in control group(P<0.05). The mean scores in the trial group and control group were 80.3±9.2 and 74.5±11.3,respectively (P<0.05). The pass rate of examination in the trial group and control group were 97.1% and 88.6%,respectively (P<0.05). The excellence rate in the examination was 24.8%in the trial group and 12.4%in control group (P<0.05). The overwhelming majority of stu-dents in the trial group thought that the discussion-based teaching pattern had more advantages in im-proving students' learning initiative and enthusiasm,ability to analyze and solve problems,etc.,acord-ing to the questionnaire-based survey. Conclusions Discussion-based teaching is an effective teach-ing pattern and superior to the traditional teaching pattern.

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Article in Chinese | WPRIM (Western Pacific) | ID: wpr-686774

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Combined with the features of clinical noviciate teaching of orthopaedics and our teaching practice,we discuss how to improve the quality of clinical noviciate teaching of orthopaedics and strengthen the cultivation of medicos' capability and diathesis,thus correctly guiding medicos to finish their interim study commendably and change their roles from students to doctors.

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Article in Chinese | WPRIM (Western Pacific) | ID: wpr-530395

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According to the characteristics of noviciate medical students and the patients' requirements for private rights,this paper discussed how to protect patients' private rights in clinical teaching for noviciate medical students,systematically analyzed the insufficiency in legislation on protecting patients' privacy,and made some suggestions for further improvement.

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