Local medical college medical intern training and practice core competencies.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 19 Local medical college medical intern training and practice core competencies Author: Yan Hao Jiang, KUANG Cheng-yun, Wang Minghua, Li Tao, Hui-Zhen [Keywords:] medical intern; core competence; training Core competency training for medical students clinical practice only through the process to complete, because the stage is the theory applied in clinical practice and in practice to enhance practical and comprehensive clinical skills training in the critical period, the quality of teaching internship after graduation of medical students can become a qualified of clinicians as well as the ability to accept higher for the next period, deeper, update the knowledge or skills are a direct and potential impact. A core competency training for medical students and its significance Core competencies used in the field of medical education is defined as per a qualified medical personnel, educators and researchers must have the skills, which include: ability to communicate; to the basic theory and medical practice, a combination of capacity; understanding of social factors in disease The role of diagnosis and treatment capacity; comprehend the spirit of medical ethics and professional capacity; application of evidence-based medicine to make health care decisions; introspection capabilities; to continue learning capabilities; problem-solving skills, etc. [1]. International Medical Education (IIME) after three years of study, the establishment of a ‘most basic requirement of a global medical education’, for medical graduates should possess the following core competencies were defined and formulated a series of evaluation indicators, including: occupational ethics, work commitment and professionalism, basic knowledge of medical science, analysis, and the ability to solve practical problems, clinical skills, with patients and family members of the communication skills, teamwork, communication skills, for people to understand trends in morbidity and m