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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 16 Emergency Physicians Professional training strategy for low-seniority Authors: FENG Chun-yan, WANG Hai-jiang, Bai Miao-Chun, Liu Yuan Zhou [Abstract] This paper analyzes the current problems in the emergency professional that the existing training mechanisms, should increase the emergency room thinking, thinking, scientific methods of training efforts to promote the professional emergency physician as quickly as possible with low seniority materialist Marxism, dialectical conception of development, the overall philosophy and ideology on the clinical emergency. [Keywords:] emergency physician professions seniority; training; emergency way of thinking; philosophical system of thought Emergency Medicine is internationally recognized as an independent discipline has so far been more than 20 years, rapid development has made tremendous progress. However, in China’s development is uneven, there are regional differences, there is also a series of outstanding contradictions and problems, including how to establish a high level of emergency medical physician team to accelerate the pace of emergency first-aid personnel training face in clinical practice an important issue. Emergency work is timely, appropriately, is directly related to the safety of life and prognosis of the sick and wounded. ER status of the work is often marked a country, a regional medical prevention level [1]. This involved the low years of professional emergency physicians, not only refers to the recent work assigned to the emergency department undergraduates, graduate students and also covers the various professional departments transferred to the work of the emergency department physician, regardless of its current title is the attending physician or a more high-level. This is because none of them had received strict, formal, systematic professional education of emergency medicine and first aid specialist training. Emergency philosophical system of thought derived fro