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医学英语教学现状和存在问题分析

医学英语教学现状和存在问题分析

医学英语教学现状和存在问题分析[摘要]:本文通过问卷和访谈的形式对于医学英语课程目前的教学现状和存在的问题进行了调查了解,并根据问卷和访谈结果进行总结分析,旨在发现问题,探索并提出一些尝试性的建议和反思,从而推动和促进医学英语课程的改革和发展。

[关键词]:医学英语教学现状问题分析一、引言随着现代社会对于人才的不断需求,许多医学院校开始设置医学英语专业及课程。

医学英语这种说法很显然不能获得专家学者的认同,本质上它仍然属于科技英语,是专门用途英语的一种。

但为了简明扼要起见,人们还是倾向于采用这种说法。

在英语学习热的大环境下,医学英语课程的开设显然为部分学生提供了很好的提升自己的机会和可能性,因而学校和学生为此都投入了很大精力和热情。

根据《大学英语教学大纲》的规定,大学英语教育的前两年为基础教育,后两年为高级教育,主要设置专业英语课程,即专门用途英语。

教育部下发的教学大纲中明确提出教学方法影响教学效果,专门用途英语应采取多样、灵活和实用的教学方法使学生受益。

但根据束定芳教授2004年在同济大学做的专门用途英语教学现状的调查结果显示:大部分的教师和学生对该项课程并没有很大的期望和要求,而且教学过程中也存在诸多问题,如教学计划混乱、上课时间不定、教师素质有待提高、教学效果太差等。

医学英语,作为特殊用途英语的一个分支,在发展创新的道路上也肯定存在着一些问题和困难。

鉴于此,笔者以所在学校学生为研究对象来调查医学英语课程开展现状以及开设过程中存在的问题,以期对本校以及相关院校的管理部门、教师和学生提出一些可行性建议,以供参考。

二、调查对象本次调研的对象来自于全校三年级开设医学英语课程的6个系部的184人,其中男生87人、女生97人,主要采用调查问卷和面对面访谈的形式。

问卷涵盖教学的六个方面:课程定位、教材现状、教师认可度、教学方法和侧重点、课时数量安排以及课堂气氛。

问卷数据经过整理分析得出结论。

三、问卷数据分析问卷数据分析结果显示:排除无效数据和其他数据,53.63%的学生认为ESP 课程是一门英语课,24.77%的学生仍然把它定位为一门专业课,由此可见,部分学生对于该门课程的定位存在误解,或许从一开始大部分教师就没有给学生解释清楚这到底是一门什么样的课程,从而导致学生对于该门课程的理解出现了偏差。

全科医学英语

全科医学英语

全科医学英语全科医学英语:General Medicine1、安徽省全科医学培训现状、问题及建议The present situation, problems and suggestions of the General Practice training in Anhui Province2、北京市全科医学培训工程项目培训班学员知识、态度、技能评价研究An evaluation study of students ′ knowledge, attitude and skills in General Practice Training Project3、PBL教学方式在全科医学概论教学中的应用Application of Problem-based Learning in an Introduction to General Practice4、结果:PBL教学组学生在学习态度、获取全科医学知识的途径、自我评价、考试成绩等几方面好于传统教学组。

Result: PBL teaching excels the conventional teaching in learning attitude, approaches to obtaining GP knowledge, self-evaluation and examination scores.5、开发病人满意度测量工具的新思路&以RACGP全科医学服务满意度问卷为例New Perspective of Measurement Tool Development-General Practice Satisfaction Questionnaire as Example6、中华医学杂志(CMJ)是一个国际同行评审的全科医学杂志上发表的英文半月刊由中华医学会和全球发行。

Chinese Medical Journal ( CMJ) is an international, peer-reviewed general medical journal published in English semimonthly by the Chinese Medical Association and distributed worldwide.。

全科实践教学基本情况(3篇)

全科实践教学基本情况(3篇)

第1篇一、引言全科医学是一门综合性医学学科,旨在培养具有全面医疗知识和技能的医学人才。

随着我国医疗卫生事业的快速发展,全科医学教育越来越受到重视。

全科实践教学作为全科医学教育的重要组成部分,对于提高医学生的临床能力、培养其综合素质具有重要意义。

本文将对全科实践教学的基本情况进行探讨。

二、全科实践教学的目标1. 培养医学生的临床思维能力:通过实践教学,使学生掌握临床诊断、治疗、护理等基本技能,提高临床思维能力。

2. 增强医学生的沟通能力:实践教学过程中,医学生需要与患者、家属、同事等不同群体进行沟通,培养其良好的沟通技巧。

3. 提高医学生的团队协作能力:实践教学强调团队合作,通过实践活动,使学生学会与他人共同完成任务,提高团队协作能力。

4. 培养医学生的职业素养:实践教学过程中,医学生需要遵守职业道德规范,树立正确的医德观念。

三、全科实践教学的内容1. 基础医学知识:包括解剖学、生理学、病理学、生物化学等基础医学课程,为学生提供扎实的医学理论基础。

2. 临床医学知识:包括内科学、外科学、妇产科学、儿科学、眼科学、耳鼻喉科学、皮肤科等临床医学课程,使学生掌握临床诊疗技能。

3. 社区卫生服务:组织学生参与社区卫生服务,了解社区医疗服务模式,提高学生的社区服务能力。

4. 临床实习:安排学生在医院进行临床实习,通过跟师学习,掌握临床诊疗技能。

5. 案例分析:组织学生进行案例分析,提高学生的临床思维能力和解决问题的能力。

6. 课外实践活动:鼓励学生参加课外实践活动,如志愿者服务、科普宣传等,培养学生的社会责任感和奉献精神。

四、全科实践教学的方法1. 临床带教:聘请具有丰富临床经验的医生担任带教老师,对学生进行一对一指导,提高学生的临床技能。

2. 小组讨论:组织学生进行小组讨论,培养学生的团队合作精神和沟通能力。

3. 案例教学:通过案例分析,引导学生运用所学知识解决实际问题,提高临床思维能力。

4. 仿真模拟:利用虚拟现实、仿真技术等手段,模拟临床场景,提高学生的临床操作技能。

本科生全英文临床教学浅析

本科生全英文临床教学浅析

本科生全英文临床教学浅析自2011年以来,在我院教务科的安排下,2007年级临床医疗八年制的学员进行了全英文教学。

教学内容包括外科学、内科学、儿科学和妇科学等。

教学的时间跨度约为1年。

由于这是我院第一次全英文临床课程教学,因此,无论是教务科、教研室,还是教员和学员,对此都非常重视。

回顾教学的整个过程,有很多的收获和心得体会。

以下,做一简单分析。

1 全英文教学是大势所趋在全英文教学计划制定之后,无论机关、教员,还是学员,都有不同的声音发出。

总的来说,分为赞成与反对两种。

如果从现实出发,全英文教学的难度确实很大。

对于学员而言,相当于要学习两次临床知识,第一次是中文,第二次是英文,这实际上增加了学习的难度,而毕业以后,能留在大型教学医院继续学习的学员比例不超过10%,大部分学员都分配进入了基层单位工作,专业英语无用武之地。

对于教员而言,也是很大的考验,虽然很多授课的教员都是高级职称,甚至3级以上的教授,但是,英文听说的能力可能还不如学员。

空有一身的本领,无处施展。

然而,如果我们从未来的角度出发,全英文教学还是非常必要的。

首先,建设中华名院是我院的目标,而建设的基础就是优秀的人才,培养人才所需要的环境就是教育国际化,教育国际化最重要的一个指标就是学员对外语自由掌握的能力。

其次,教学活动中,学员和教员一样都是学习的主体。

提高了教学的标准,对教员而言,也是一个锻炼提高的机会,这对于年轻的教师尤为重要。

最后,虽然从短期看,毕业后仅有部分学员能够进入大型教学医院继续临床学习。

但是,两年内,80%的学员都会再次通过考研等方式,进入大型教学医院或回母校培训。

因此,他们仍然能够从全英文教学中获益。

此外,横向比较国内的兄弟院校,如中国医科大学,从10年前开始,他们的7年制学员就分为英语班和日语班,从基础课开始都是专业语言学习,教材都是全外文,考试也采用全外文[1]。

首都医科大学,从2005年开始,对七年制学员也采取了全英文授课[2]。

IPCEA 全科医学教学病例--一个高龄糖尿病病人的全科医学照顾

IPCEA 全科医学教学病例--一个高龄糖尿病病人的全科医学照顾

IPCEA 全科医学教学病例--一个高龄糖尿病病人的全科医学照顾刘莹;张永健;吴华【摘要】“深圳-国际全科医师技能培训项目”是由国际初级保健教育联盟(International Primary Care Asso-ciation,IPCEA)与深圳市宝安区卫生局、深圳市医学继续教育中心以及美国伟伦公司合作举办的全科医生师资培训项目,目的是为有效引进国际先进全科医学理念和技术,更好地实现对全科医生队伍的规范化、科学化和系统化培养,提升深圳市全科医生整体服务水平。

该项目采取美国家庭医师和深圳全科医师小组共同接诊病人的教学方式(所有的病人皆知情同意),这些病例在一定程度上反映出国内外先进的全科医学理念、技能、知识。

因此,本刊特将这些全科医学教学病例进行整理并陆续介绍给全科医生,以供大家参考。

【期刊名称】《中国全科医学》【年(卷),期】2014(000)017【总页数】3页(P1934-1936)【关键词】糖尿病;老年人;社区卫生服务【作者】刘莹;张永健;吴华【作者单位】518000 广东省深圳市,深圳市国际全科医生技能培训中心;518000 广东省深圳市,深圳市国际全科医生技能培训中心;518000 广东省深圳市,深圳市国际全科医生技能培训中心【正文语种】中文【中图分类】R587.11 病案简介范先生,87岁,确诊2型糖尿病25年,确诊原发性高血压病5年。

患者自述血糖及血压控制较好。

此次就诊主诉近1个月夜间小便次数增多,每次小便量也偏多,白天小便情况基本和以前一样。

患者无尿急、尿痛、尿不尽以及发热等其他特殊症状。

另外范先生近10年来反复感觉全身皮肤瘙痒,用力抓挠后皮肤变红变硬,无皮疹,瘙痒停止后皮肤恢复正常。

皮肤瘙痒不定期发作,冬春季节明显,发作时一般不使用药物治疗,通常2周左右可自行好转。

目前患者控制血糖的药物为甘精胰岛素8 U,1次/d皮下注射及拜唐苹(阿卡波糖)50 mg,3次/d口服;降压治疗采用施慧达(左旋氨氯地平)2.5 mg和代文(缬沙坦)80 mg,1次/d;另服用可定(瑞舒伐他丁)10 mg控制血脂,3年前开始服用阿司匹林100 mg,1次/d。

医科英语系教学总结9篇

医科英语系教学总结9篇

医科英语系教学总结9篇第1篇示例:医科英语系教学总结医科英语是医学生必修课程之一,旨在帮助学生掌握医学领域的专业英语知识,提高其在医学领域的交流能力和专业水平。

经过一段时间的教学实践和总结,我们对医科英语系的教学内容、方式、效果等进行了一些总结和反思,希望以此能够更好地指导教学工作和提高教学质量。

一、教学内容医科英语系的教学内容主要包括医学英语词汇、医学英语听力、医学英语口语、医学英语阅读和医学英语写作等方面。

通过这些内容的教学,学生可以掌握医学领域常用的英语表达方式,提高学术交流和临床实践中的英语应用能力。

在教学内容的设计上,我们应该根据学生的实际水平和需求,有针对性地设置教学内容,确保教学的有效性和针对性。

二、教学方式医科英语系的教学方式主要包括课堂授课、小组讨论、实践演练和自主学习等形式。

在课堂授课中,教师应该讲授医学英语的基础知识和技能,指导学生掌握英语语言的规范和表达方式;在小组讨论和实践演练中,学生可以通过与同学的互动和实践操作,提高语言应用能力和交流技巧;而在自主学习中,学生可以通过阅读资料、做笔记和学习任务,提高自主学习的动力和效果。

三、教学效果第2篇示例:医科英语系教学总结医科英语系教学是医学专业中非常重要的一门课程,它帮助学生掌握医学领域的专业英语知识,提高他们的英语水平,以便更好地进行医学学习和科研工作。

在医科英语系教学中,我们不仅要注重学科知识的传授,更要培养学生的英语思维能力和跨文化交流能力。

在长期的教学实践中,我们总结出以下几点关于医科英语系教学的经验和教训:一、定位明确,目标清晰医科英语系教学的目标是培养学生掌握医学领域的专业英语知识,提高他们的英语听、说、读、写能力,使他们可以更好地进行学术交流和科研工作。

在教学中,我们要明确教学目标,针对不同层次的学生设计合适的教学内容和教学方法,确保教学目标的达成。

二、注重实践,强化能力医科英语系教学是一门实践性很强的课程,学生需要通过大量的实践来巩固所学知识,提高英语水平。

临床医学 全英文教学

临床医学 全英文教学

临床医学全英文教学
临床医学全英文教学是一种使用英语进行医学教学的教育模式。

这种模式通常是为了培养学生在医学领域的英语交流和跨文化沟通能力,以及提高他们在国际医学舞台上的竞争力。

以下是临床医学全英文教学的一些关键点:
1.课程设置:全英文教学的临床医学课程通常会涵盖基础医学知识、临床技能和实践经验等多个方面。

学生将学习如何用英语理解和应用医学术语,以及如何在国际医疗环境中进行有效的沟通和合作。

2.师资力量:全英文教学的临床医学课程需要有一支具备丰富教学经验和良好英语能力的教师团队。

他们应该具备在国际医学环境中工作或学习的经验,并且能够使用英语流利地教授医学知识。

3.实践教学:全英文教学的临床医学课程需要注重实践教学,为学生提供足够的机会来应用所学知识。

这可能包括在国际医疗机构实习、参与国际医学会议、进行案例讨论和模拟训练等。

4.评估与反馈:全英文教学的临床医学课程需要有一套有效的评估和反馈机制。

学生将通过考试、论文、实践表现等多种方式来展示他们的学习成果。

同时,教师需要及时提供反馈和建议,帮助学生不断改进和提高他们的医学技能和英语水平。

5.跨文化交流能力:全英文教学的临床医学课程强调培养学生的跨文化交流能力。

学生将学习如何理解和尊重不同文化背景下的医疗实践和患者需求,并学会在国际医疗环境中进行有效沟通。

总之,临床医学全英文教学是一种全面提升学生医学知识和英语水平的教学模式。

通过这种模式的学习,学生将更好地适应国际医学环境,并为未来的国际医学合作和发展做好准备。

医科英语系教学总结7篇

医科英语系教学总结7篇

医科英语系教学总结7篇第1篇示例:医学英语系教学总结医学英语系是一个专门为培养医学领域中英文双语人才而设立的专业。

在医学英语系的教学过程中,我们注重培养学生的英语听、说、读、写能力,同时也注重培养学生在医学领域的专业知识和实践能力。

通过系统的课程设置和多样化的教学手段,我们努力为学生提供一个全面发展的学习环境,使他们能够在未来的工作中胜任各种医学英语交流和实践工作。

在医学英语系的课程设置中,我们主要分为语言课程和医学课程两部分。

语言课程主要包括英语听力、口语、阅读和写作等方面的教学,旨在提高学生的英语语言能力。

医学课程则主要包括医学英语、医学知识、临床技能等方面的教学,旨在使学生了解医学领域的专业知识和实践技能。

在医学英语系的教学过程中,我们注重培养学生的综合能力和实践能力。

除了传授基础的医学英语知识和技能外,我们还鼓励学生参与各种实践活动,如参与医学英语交流会议、参与医疗救援活动等。

通过这些实践活动,学生能够更好地将所学知识运用到实际工作中,并培养自己的协作能力和解决问题的能力。

在医学英语系的教学过程中,我们还注重培养学生的创新能力和独立思考能力。

通过开展案例分析、课题研究等活动,我们鼓励学生自主学习和思考,培养他们解决问题的能力和批判思维能力。

这样,学生不仅能够掌握所学知识,还能够逐渐发展出自己的思考方式和研究兴趣。

第2篇示例:医科英语教学要注重基础知识的扎实。

学生在学习医科英语之前,必须具备扎实的医学基础知识。

教师要在教学中注重医学知识的讲解和传授,帮助学生建立起扎实的医学基础。

只有基础知识扎实,学生才能更好地理解和运用医科英语。

医科英语教学要注重实践操作。

只有通过实践操作,学生才能更好地掌握医学英语的应用能力。

在教学中,教师可以设计一些实践性的案例分析、医学英语阅读、听力练习等活动,让学生在实践中学习,提高他们的医学英语应用能力。

医科英语教学要注重跨文化交流能力的培养。

医学是一个国际化的领域,医生需要与来自不同国家和地区的患者、同行进行跨文化交流。

国内外全科医学教育现况与展望

国内外全科医学教育现况与展望

国内外全科医学教育现况与展望全科医学教育在国内外发展迅速,但仍存在一些问题。

国内全科医学教育起步较晚,缺乏专业的师资力量和教材,且培训质量参差不齐。

全科医学专业的毕业生往往面临着就业难、薪资低等现实问题,导致其职业发展受到限制。

国外全科医学教育虽然起步较早,但也面临着类似的问题,如培训内容和方式单师资力量不足等。

然而,全科医学教育的发展前景广阔。

随着全球人口老龄化的加剧,民众对于全方位、综合性医疗服务的需求越来越高。

全科医生作为医疗体系中的“守门人”,在提供连续性、全面性医疗服务方面具有不可替代的作用。

因此,加强全科医学教育、提高全科医生素质对于医疗事业的发展至关重要。

针对当前存在的问题,国内外应加强合作,共同推动全科医学教育的发展。

建立健全全科医学教育体系,加强师资力量建设,提高教学质量。

丰富培训内容,创新教学方式,以满足不同层次的需求。

完善全科医生的职业发展路径,提高其社会地位和待遇,以吸引更多的优秀人才投身全科医学事业。

全科医学教育的发展对于满足民众日益增长的医疗服务需求具有重要意义。

通过加强合作、完善体系、创新教学方式等措施,国内外全科医学教育将迎来更加美好的未来。

国外全科医学教育与全科医生培训情况分析及启示全科医学作为一门新兴的医学学科,其起源可以追溯到20世纪60年代。

随着医疗技术的不断发展和人们健康需求的增加,全科医生在提供基本医疗保健和解决常见健康问题方面发挥着越来越重要的作用。

因此,全科医学教育和全科医生培训也得到了各国政府的重视和支持。

本文将介绍国外全科医学教育和全科医生培训的情况,以期为我国全科医学教育和医生培训提供一些启示。

本文旨在分析国外全科医学教育和全科医生培训的现状、问题和发展趋势,以期为我国全科医学教育和医生培训提供可借鉴的经验。

全科医生作为基层医疗保健的重要力量,对于提高医疗卫生服务水平和质量具有重要意义。

因此,加强全科医学教育和全科医生培训对于满足人民群众的基本医疗需求和促进医疗卫生事业的发展具有实际意义。

(英文)全科医学教学情况介绍

(英文)全科医学教学情况介绍

---------------------------------------------------------------最新资料推荐------------------------------------------------------(英文)全科医学教学情况介绍XXX 全科医学教学工作情况介绍 General Practice Teaching in XXX XXX was identified as the third batch of clinical skills training base for General Practice Education in September 2007. The hospital constantly perfects the base construction to improve teaching conditions, and strengthens the teachers training to undertake the general practice teaching task. I. Teaching Condition The hospital own one teaching building integrated with classes taking, skills training and laboratory. The total area of the building is 1,100m2. One multi-media classroom with 108seats, 2 middle-sized classrooms with 50-60 seats, 5 small-sized classrooms with 20-30 seats and 7 skills training rooms are included in the teaching building. The wards in Inpatient Building includes 23 student admin offices covering an area of 350m2, 23 demonstration classrooms of 478.44m2 and 23 consulting rooms of 399.90 m2. The hospital library collects 40,000 books and 200 kinds of periodicals. We are equipped with e-reading room for network-based management. Domestic and overseas medical literature data could be searched and consulted in the e-reading room. There are two dormitory buildings in the hospital, for one covers an area of 1193.6 m21 / 5and contains 100 students, and the other one covers an area of 840 m2 and contains 80 students. 24-hour security is on duty. There are 467 part-time teachers, of whom there are 90 college teachers, 30 adjunct professors, 50 adjunct associate professors and 16 postgraduate tutors. 10 of them were trained for general practice teaching. The General Practice Comprehensive Building with total area of 7459 m2 came into use in September 2019. We established 4 internal medicine skills rooms, 2 surgery skills rooms, 1 gynecology skills room, 1 pediatrics skills room, 1 emergency skills room, 1 rehabilitation skills room, 1 dermatology skills room, 1 ophthalmology and otorhinolaryngology skills room, nursing skills room, 2 simulation operating rooms, 1 simulation delivery room, 1 simulation ICU, 1 simulation rescue room, 2 simulation wards, 2 simulation outpatient departments, 7 multi-media classrooms, 2 noviciate classrooms, 1 self-study classroom, 1 meeting room, 2 activity rooms, 50 students dormitories, 1 students canteen and 1 basketball court. The dormitories possessed of 108 beds, and we input 1.2 million to complete associated equipment, in order to carry out multidisciplinary theoretical lecturing and part of practical teaching. II. Teaching Management The hospital implements---------------------------------------------------------------最新资料推荐------------------------------------------------------3-level management system, which is vice dean-teaching affairs section-teaching and research offices. The vice dean is put in charge of teaching work. The teaching affairs section is responsible for undergraduate courses management; the administrative staff in the section takes additional post of head teacher. We have relatively thorough working system. Teaching and research offices are set up in clinical departments. The teaching secretary takes charge of daily teaching affairs. III. Completion Status of Training Task 1. Whole course teaching for undergraduate We have been undertaking the clinical specialty (general practice) course teaching since 2019. So far 97 students had studied in our hospital. 2. Clinical skills training a. Clinical practice training for general practitioner We accepted 69 students of XXX for transferring training (20 days for ever term) in 2019 and 2019. The training content included emergency medicine, cardiovascular medicine, digestive medicine, neurology, respiration medicine, pediatrics, general surgery, orthopedics medicine, infectious disease, rehabilitation medicine, gynecology and obstetrics, etc. Each Training Department elected experienced clinical teachers to do bedside3 / 5teaching by combining theory with practice. After the training, the students basically understand the basic clinical skills. The clinical practice training strengthens their basic theoretical knowledge for general practice. b. Job-transfer training for general practitioner In 2019, we took 8-month general practice job-transfer training for 10 doctors from township health centers. We set out transferring plan and requirement according to the training syllabus, and then sent the training task, syllabus and transferring plan to related clinical departments. when the students are in place, they firstly need to take 40 class hours pre-post training of clinical basic theory by choosing different courses according to their own need and interests, taking part in required course and electives,and transfer to every department as well. Then they will be arranged to clinical departments to learn practical application. The transferring task is 4-month for internal medicine, 3-month for emergency medicine. The above mentioned are required. The electives are surgery, gynecology and obstetrics, pediatrics and infectious diseases totally for one month. The students should select at least 4 departments to transfer according to the original basis and the training situation formerly. Students should stay at least 2 weeks in---------------------------------------------------------------最新资料推荐------------------------------------------------------ every department. The teaching secretary in every ward organized experienced teachers to do the teaching, and the teaching administrative department will check the implement situation of transferring plan at regular intervals. When a transferring term finished, the department should give identification and the teacher ought to evaluate the student. After all the transferring term finished, the teaching administrative department organized the graduation test. The students could get hold of the basic clinical skills of general practice by training, and the ability of preventing common diseases, frequently-occurring diseases and solving community health problem could be improved. The general practitioners from basic health institutions could reach the requirement of corresponding posts. And then the level of basic medical care and public health services for general practitioners would be promoted.5 / 5。

全科医学外语教学课程简介

全科医学外语教学课程简介

全科医学外语教学课程简介
摘要:
一、全科医学外语教学课程背景
二、课程目标和适用对象
三、课程内容和教学方法
四、课程评价与反馈
五、总结与展望
正文:
全科医学外语教学课程是一门针对全科医学专业学生的外语课程,旨在提高学生在临床实践中与病患进行有效沟通的能力。

课程采用线上教学模式,结合医学专业词汇和实际病例,帮助学生掌握实用的医学英语。

一、全科医学外语教学课程背景
随着国际化医疗合作的不断深入,全科医学专业学生需要具备较强的英语沟通能力,以便在临床实践中为病患提供高质量的医疗服务。

为此,我国在全科医学教育领域推出了外语教学课程,以满足这一需求。

二、课程目标和适用对象
全科医学外语教学课程的目标是培养学生在临床实践中运用英语进行有效沟通的能力,包括问诊、查体、病情描述、诊断和治疗方案等方面。

适用对象为全科医学专业本科生和研究生。

三、课程内容和教学方法
课程内容涵盖基础医学英语、临床常用英语和专业英语词汇等方面。

教学
方法采用线上教学模式,结合医学专业词汇和实际病例,通过视频教学、在线练习、互动讨论等方式,帮助学生掌握实用的医学英语。

四、课程评价与反馈
课程评价主要通过课堂表现、在线练习和期末考试等方式进行。

教师将根据学生的表现及时给予反馈,指导学生改进学习方法,提高英语沟通能力。

五、总结与展望
全科医学外语教学课程对于提高全科医学专业学生的英语沟通能力具有重要意义。

随着国际化医疗合作的不断深入,这一课程在全科医学教育中的地位将越来越重要。

全科医学实践general medical practice

全科医学实践general medical practice

全科医学实践general medical practice1)General medicine practical teaching全科医学实践教学2)Medical student practical education医学生实践教育3)TCM Teaching and Studying中医药教学实践4)practical medicine实践医学5)medical practice医学实践例句>>6)scientific practice科学实践1.From historical to theories of scientific practices:HPS and its problems;[点击朗读]从历史转向到科学实践理论2.Exploring study should be encouraged in teaching and integrate theory with practice to arouse studentsinterest,making science education be closely to real scientific practice.文章提出在教学中应倡导探究性学习,理论联系实践,更好地激发学生学习兴趣,使科学教育尽可能接近真实的科学实践。

3.The scientist s point of view has turned into the scientific practice because of the conflict between the Logical Positivism and the Social Construction in Philosophy of Science so that the scientific concept with a strong sense of history can be shown and many scholars start thinking of the value of Marxist dialecti.科学哲学中逻辑实证主义与社会建构主义的冲突使人们研究的角度走向了科学实践,从而使一种具有强烈历史感的科学观得以显现,也使不少学者从不同视角开始思考马克思主义的辩证法与实践观的价值。

全科医生培训课程(英文版)

全科医生培训课程(英文版)

MB ChB ProgrammeCourse ListCodeCourse Title Length of Study Medical Year OneUGC293Z Health and Society I1st Term (Required General Education coursefor medical students)MED1293Health and Society II2nd Term MED1100Integrated Medical Sciences2 Terms MED1200Skills Modules2 Terms MED1220Communication for Medical Students2nd Term SSM1000Selected Study Modules (SSM)2 TermsA) SSM1001 - 1100 Human Structure SSMB) SSM1101 - 1999 Topical SSM Medical Year TwoMED2293Health and Society 2nd Term MED2100Integrated Medical Sciences 2 Terms MED2200Skills Modules 2 Terms SSM2000Selected Study Modules (SSM) 2 TermsA) SSM2001 - 2300 Healthcare Database AnalysisB) SSM2301 - 2600 2-Day Journal Paper AnalysisC) SSM2601 - 2999 5-Day Journal Paper AnalysisMedical Year Three MED3293Health and SocietyYear MED3100Integrated Medical SciencesYear MED3200Skills ModulesYear SSM3000Selected Study Modules (SSM)7 weeks A) SSM3001 Medical ResearchMED3110Junior Medical Clerkship8 months MED3210Junior Surgical Clerkship8 months MED3510Combined Clinical Examination Medical Year FourMED4010Community and Family Medicine MED4110Obstetrics and Gynaecology MED4210Paediatrics 1 year MED4310Psychiatry MED4200Skills Modules SSM4000Selected Study Modules (SSM)(teaching embedded in Year 4 modules)MED4410Electives 6 weeksMED4510Combined Clinical Examination }Medical Year Five} MED5110 and 5210Senior Medical Clerkship and Senior SurgicalClerkship1 yearMED5200Skills ModulesSSM5000Selected Study Modules (SSM)Course DescriptionMedical Year OneUGC293Z/MED1293Health and Society I & IIThis course enables students to understand some of the broader concepts of health, disease and disease prevention. The objectives include: 1) to understand essential public health principles and practices; 2) to be familiar with various modes of health care delivery and financing; 3) to appreciate the importance of evidence-based health care; 4) to regard patients in their holistic setting; as members of a family and a community; 5) to establish caring attitudes; and 6) to value the importance of medical ethics and the need for clinicians to meet high ethical standards.MED1100Integrated Medical SciencesIn Medical Year One the Integrated Medical Sciences course includes six major areas of study.The Cardiovascular-Respiratory System Panel offers a series of lectures on cardiovascular histology and physiology in Year 1. These basic science topics are integrated vertically with clinical topics in Year 3.The Foundation Studies is an integrated course covering the structural, physiological and molecular basis of cell and tissue functions in the human body. This course intends to provide a solid foundation upon which the students can embark onto the system-based and more advanced areas of their medical education.The Gastroenterology and Nutrition study is to acquire basic principles and concepts of gastrointestinal physiology and to understand the pathophysiological basis of gastrointestinal diseases. The histology of the gastrointestinal tract is also studied in relationship to functions.The Homeostasis study mainly focuses on regulation of body fluid volumes, osmolarity, electrolytes, and acid-base balance by the kidney. The concept of homeostasis is introduced. The study of how body metabolism is integrated under different physiological states to maintain energy supply to cells is also covered.The Human Structure study provides students with a working knowledge and terminology of human body parts. This serves as a basis for: 1) understanding the organization and function of the body systems; 2) clinical examination and execution of procedures commonly encountered in general practice; and 3) acquiring a set of professional vocabulary to be used in communicating with fellow professionals and the layperson.The Musculo-skeletal study introduces the students to the biomedical sciences related to the musculoskeletal system and the scope of clinical problems related to injury or dysfunction of the musculoskeletal system. Students are asked to think critically and thoroughly about the composition, structure and functions of the musculoskeletal tissues, organs and their organizations.MED1200Skills ModulesThe skills course focuses on clinical methods, communication skills and life-long learning skills. The objective of this course is to develop the students to become competent doctors with appropriate knowledge, skills and attitudes to meet the challenges of our changing health care needs.During the Clinical Methods course, students learn how to solve a clinical problem using a hypothesis testing approach. It teaches students how to pose questions, perform physical examination and clinical procedures to reach a diagnosis and make a clinical decision, based on evidence and patient’s preference. Clinical examples are used to demonstrate the clinical relevance of structures and functions of various systems and their inter-dependency to maintain a healthy functional state. Students also visit different clinical departments to appreciate the multidisciplinary and interdependent nature of disease management, ranging from health promotion, prevention, and treatment to rehabilitation. Students will be taught initially in the Clinical Skills Learning Centre (CSLC) using manikins and simulated patients, followed by practice in real life situations. Throughout the course, the CSLC remains a focal point where clinical skills will be consolidated under guided teaching and continuous assessment.The component for Communication Skills is designed for students to learn and practise basic communication and presentation skills in four workshops: non-verbal communication, questioning, active listening, responding and public speaking. The course uses a smaller group format with videotaped role-play interviews, with observation and constructive feedback by tutors and classmates as the instructional format.The section for Life-long Learning Skills is designed for students to first acquire an internationally recognized standard of competency in information technology literacy. Upon completion, students are introduced to the techniques and technologies that clinicians use in the practice of evidenced based medicine (i.e. assess, ask, acquire, appraise, and apply clinical evidence to patient care). In the first year, students are required to learn how to phrase a clinical question (so that a clinical answer can be found), where to locate relevant information (so that the most appropriate medical information databases are used for different clinical queries), and how to compose effective search strategies for a variety of medical information databases (so that available evidence will be successfully located).MED1220Communication for Medical StudentsThis required English course for all Medical Year 1 students will be run in the second term. This course will focus on communication and writing skills for medical students.SSM1000Selected Study ModulesThe Selected Study Modules (SSM) is compulsory and takes up 30% of the whole medical curriculum. SSM goes beyond the limits of the core teaching and allows students to study in depth in areas of interest of their selection and aims at cultivating insights into scientific methods and encouraging self-directed study. In the first year, SSM includes selections from three different SSM sub-modules: University General Education courses, Human Structure and critical review Topical SSM.Medical Year TwoMED2293Health and SocietyThe Family Follow-up Project provides a unique opportunity for students to observe the growth of a child from birth to three years of age in a normal family environment rather than in a hospital setting. At the end of the project, students will be able to appreciate the influences of the socio-economic background of the family, the health beliefs and practices, and social support on childcare and family adjustment. This project also provides a unique opportunity for students to learn the techniques of interviewing and the development of long-term relationships with a client family.MED2100Integrated Medical SciencesIn Medical Year Two the Integrated Medical Sciences course includes eight major areas of study.The Cardiovascular-Respiratory System Panel offers two modules of studies in Year 2. The first is on respiratory histology and physiology and the second on respiratory medicine and therapeutics. These modules are integrated horizontally in this academic year.The Gastroenterology and Nutrition study provides students with the knowledge of nutrition in health promotion, disease prevention and the treatment of common gastrointestinal diseases. During this period, students will also learn the pharmacology of drugs acting on the liver and the gastrointestinal tract.The Haematology, Infection and Immunity study delivers two main consecutive modules of teaching in the second and third years of the curriculum. Contents of second year teaching include basic haematology, basic immunology, and general microbiology including bacteriology, mycology, parasitology, virology and antimicrobials.The Homeostasis study concentrates on the role of the endocrine system in maintaining a stable internal environment within the human body. Basic principles of endocrine control and functions of hormones from major endocrine glands are introduced, and these serve to form the basis for understanding the pathophysiology and therapeutic treatment of endocrine disorders.The Human Structure study provides students with a working knowledge and terminology of human body parts. This serves as a basis for: 1) understanding the organization and function of the body systems; 2) clinical examination and execution of procedures commonly encountered in general practice; and 3) acquiring a set of professional vocabulary to be used in communicating with fellow professionals and the layperson.The Mechanisms of Disease and Therapeutic Approaches study focuses on the understanding of mechanisms underlying the development and progression of disease, which discusses the logical and effective administration of therapeutic interventions or strategies. The course covers: 1) the molecular basis of disease; 2) pathological processes in tissues; 3) general principles of neoplasia; 4) pathology of injury (forensic medicine); and 5) pharmacology and therapeutics.The Musculo-skeletal study introduces the students to the biomedical sciences related to the musculoskeletal system and the scope of clinical problems related to injury or dysfunction of the musculoskeletal system. Students are asked to think critically and thoroughly about the composition, structure and functions of the musculoskeletal tissues, organs and their organizations.The Neuroscience study provides a framework on structure and function of central and peripheral nervous systems, and on clinical diagnosis and treatment of diseases related to the human nervous system. The second-year teaching focuses on the basic function and organization of the nervous tissues and their clinical relevance in pathological states.MED2200Skills ModulesThe skills course focuses on clinical methods, communication skills and life-long learning skills. The objective of this course is to develop the students to become competent doctors with appropriate knowledge, skills and attitudes to meet the challenges of our changing health care needs.During the Clinical Methods course, students learn how to solve a clinical problem using a hypothesis testing approach. It teaches students how to pose questions, perform physical examination and clinical procedures to reach a diagnosis and make a clinical decision, based on evidence and patient’s preference. Clinical examples are used to demonstrate the clinical relevance of structures and functions of various systems and their inter-dependency to maintain a healthy functional state. Students also visit different clinical departments to appreciate the multidisciplinary and interdependent nature of disease management, ranging from health promotion, prevention, treatment to rehabilitation. Students will be taught initially in the Clinical Skills Learning Centre (CSLC) using manikins and simulated patients, followed by practice in real life situations. Throughout the course, the CSLC remains a focal point where clinical skills will be consolidated under guided teaching and continuous assessment.The components for Communication Skills focuses on understanding the patient’s perspective and the patient-doctor relationship. Students will learn components why patients have come to consult their doctor and what their agenda, i.e. concerns and expectations, are. Students will learn how to develop rapport with the patient by considering the context and the impact of the illness on his/her life, family and work. A medium-sized group format with videotaped role-play interviews, observation, and constructive feedback by tutors and classmates, will be used. Students will also get an opportunity to be attached to the hospital to interview newly admitted patients and report their experience in small groups.The Life-long Learning Skills in year two continues with developing the students’skills for the practice of evidenced based medicine (i.e. the ability to assess, ask, acquire, appraise, and apply clinical evidence to patient care). Students are required to learn and apply the rules of evidence for each of four major types of clinical investigations: 1) therapy/ prevention; 2) harm/causation; 3) prognosis; and 4) diagnosis. Topical coverage is coordinated with the other two skills panels.SSM2000Selected Study ModulesIn the second year there are three different categories of Selected Study Modules, namely university general education, computer-aided database analysis project (First Term, 52 protected hours) and journal paper reviews (Second Term, 112 protected hours). In groups of six and guided by teachers, students will conduct an analysis of a healthcare or medical related database. The project enables them to learn and apply their analytical as well as statistical skills. In the critical review of journal papers, students will undertake four modules, which allows them to learn and practise the basic principles of critical analysis of published data and evidence-based approach to medicine and health information.Medical Year ThreeMED3293Health and Society (PHES3)This is an interdisciplinary course which examines the broad concepts of health and society with particular reference to the society of Hong Kong. Discussion topics include learning and memory, personality, family dynamics, behavioural determinants of health, hospitalization, death and bereavement, patient compliance and the social welfare system in Hong Kong. Students will be guided to gain insight into patients as an individual, a family member and a community member. Principles of medical ethics will also be discussed.The Family Follow-up Project provides a unique opportunity for the students to observe the growth of a child from birth to three years of age in a normal family environment rather than in hospital setting. The programme’s objectives are that, at the end of the programme, the students will be able to appreciate the influences of the socio-economic background of the family, the health beliefs and practices, and social support on child care and family adjustment. This project also provides a unique opportunity for students to learn about interviewing and the development of long-term relationships with a client family. MED3100Integrated Medical SciencesIn Medical Year Three, the Integrated Medical Sciences course includes eight major areas of study:The Cardiovascular-Respiratory System Panel offers a series of lectures on cardiovascular medicine and pharmacology in Year 3. Together with the topics on respiratory medicine and therapeutics in Year 2, they form the groundwork for students to function as junior clerks in the wards.Gastroenterology and Nutrition enables students to be familiar with nutritionally related diseases commonly encountered due to nutritional deficiency or over-nutrition and to develop the attitudes and skills in nutrition advice for disease prevention.Haematology, Infection and Immunity delivers two main consecutive modules of teaching in the second and third years of the curriculum. Contents of the year-three teaching include immune problems in transplantation, congenital or acquired immune deficiency, aging and cancers; understanding of immunotherapy, understanding of the general approach to anaemias, cytopenias/cytosis, bleeding and thrombotic disorders, and the basic concept of transfusion, working knowledge and understanding of prevention, diagnosis and management of infectious diseases caused by bacteria, viruses and parasites, understanding of how antimicrobial resistance occurs and spreads, and the understanding of the importance of judicious use of antimicrobial agents.The teaching of Homeostasis (Renal, Endocrinology and Metabolism) is divided into ten clinical sessions, each of which is in turn divided into two parts. They are mostly lecture-based and represent integrative clinical-pathological teaching involving clinical and pre-clinical departments. The first five teaching sessions are related to endocrinology/metabolism, while the remaining five are devoted to renal medicine/urology. In some cases, clinical demonstration will be used to better illustrate the effects of diseases, and to provide more opportunities for discussing the principles of diagnosis and treatment of patients.Mechanisms of Disease and Therapeutic Approaches provides a firm scientific base to understand the mechanisms of disease, and to relate these to sound therapeutic principles and measures. This course completes the year-two teaching on the General Principles of Neoplasia, and on Pharmacology and Therapeutics and concludes with a module in Forensic Medicine.In the third year curriculum in Musculo-Skeletal, common and major clinical problems in orthopaedics and traumatology are introduced with the aim to highlight their uniqueness in clinical practice. Basic principles of clinical practice in musculoskeletal problems will be emphasized with the aims to prepare the students for their clinical modules in the Years Four and Five. Integrated approaches will be highlighted throughout the teaching programme.Neuroscience in Year Three provides students with the clinical skills to assess a patient with a neurological disorder by means of history and examination. Students will learn to adopt a multidisciplinary team approach to assessment and treatment of some neurological disorders, particularly those causing long term disabilities. The main teaching on neurological examination will take place during the Function Module. Students will be doing neurology, neurosurgery and rehabilitation for one week each.Reproduction, Sex, Human Development and Growth (PREP3) provides a detailed knowledge of reproduction and those aspects of the early and later stages of embryonic development relevant to the reproductive system and to the management of normal and abnormal pregnancy and childbirth. Students will gain an understanding of the pathological processes which may affect reproduction, pharmacology of reproduction and the special requirements of prescribing in the young and in the elderly. The principles of genetics applied to clinical problems and the principles of the biological processes of ageing, and their relevance to the management of diseases in the elderly will be included. The course will bring an awareness of the importance of social, ethical and legal issues surrounding reproduction, development and ageing.MED3200Skills ModulesClinical Methods (PCLM3)Based on the learning experience in PCLM1 and PCLM2 and in collaboration with Communication Module and Clinical Module, Clinical Methods aims to further consolidate students’ ability to use history taking and physical examination to gather relevant clinical information to create problem lists and differential diagnoses.Student’s skills in case presentation and discussion will be strengthened through practice and feedback in small groups and under guidance. The Clinical Skills Learning Centre (CSLC) will be used as a resource centre to clarify inconsistencies and queries relating to clinical methods which may be encountered by students during their clinical attachments in different hospitals and clinics.Communication Skills (COSK3)Students will learn how to apply the skills learnt in COSK 1 and COSK 2 in obtaining a relevant clinical history. Furthermore, students will be taught the following skills: Ability to listen and observe the verbal and nonverbal messages from the patients Ability to take a clinical history and look after the patient’s and the doctor’s agenda Ability to handle the feelings and emotions of the patients during history takingAbility to share the understanding with the patient during the process of history taking. The Life Long Learning Skills (LLSK3)In this third year of the medical programme, the nature of coverage in Life Long Learning Skills focuses initially on learning additional evidence-based medicine (EBM) review criteria, specifically those for critiquing published systematic reviews. Six hours of relevant instruction and workshops in critiquing relevant published systematic reviews are scheduled. Students’summative assessments are based on critiquing relevant articles via small group assignments.Subsequently students will begin to learn the life long process of how to clinically judge if and when published clinical research findings (pertaining to therapeutic interventions, harm exposures, diagnostic tests, and/or prognostic indicators) can or should be incorporated into or considered directly relevant to the clinical care of one’s patients. Seven hours of these latter EBM practice sessions will be provided during each rotation in Medicine and Surgery.Students will be given purposefully designed EBM assignments and be required to make oral presentations to their peers and supervising clinical teachers as to if relevant research exists and if so whether the findings should meaningfully inform the clinical care of selected patients they have seen during ward rounds in Medicine and in Surgery. These presentations also provide a modality of continuous, formative assessment and are designed to develop the student’s clinical decision making abilities within a clinical practice context of clinical practice that is appropriately informed by clinical research.SSM3000Selected Study Modules (SSM)SSM3001Medical ResearchIn Medical Year three, students will have to undertake a “Medical Research SSM”. After the first and second years, it is generally believed that third year students will have developed their ability to independently pursue areas of interest and research. With further guidance, students should be reasonably capable of carrying out some simple research work by themselves. The aim of the “Medical Research SSM” is to provide an experiential opportunity for students to progress in this area. Furthermore, for potential students, it may also pave the way for them to take a one-year Intercalated Degree Programme in Medical Sciences.The “Medical Research SSM” of the third year, as compared with the first and second years SSM, will be a much longer and more in-depth project. Over a dedicated period of seven full weeks in the Medical Year three curriculum, this research-oriented project will be a single study, either in laboratory science or clinical medicine. With contributions from different teaching departments, the “Medical Research SSM” provides a multidisciplinary perspective to the programme as a whole and in addition, caters for the particular interest of individual students. Free choice of research areas will enable students to explore critically and master comprehensively, subjects and disciplines that excite their curiosity.MED3110/MED3210Junior Medical Clerkship/Junior Surgical ClerkshipStudents will be allocated to medical and surgical wards in various hospitals and will be taught to take histories and examine patients on a daily basis and subsequently to present their findings to their colleagues and their clinical teachers. They would also learn how to manage patients with different medical or surgical problems. In the surgical rotations, they would also have the opportunity to observe and participate in operative procedures in the operating theatres.MED3510Combined Clinical ExaminationAt the end of the year, students will be assessed on their clinical clerkships through a Combined Clinical Examination which constitutes part of their Second Professional Examination. Medical Year FourStudents will rotate through four Clinical Modules. During each rotation students will undertake four Department-based Selected Study Modules (SSM) and at the end of the year each student will select and organize an elective (these SSM and elective activities account for 30% of the course). To proceed to Year 5 students are required to pass each of the four Clinical Module examinations as well as the Combined Clinical Examination.SSM4000The SSM programme in the 4th medical year is designed to provide students with an opportunity to gain an in-depth understanding of a clinical problem or area of healthcare services delivery of the four specialties, namely Community and Family Medicine, Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Paediatrics and Psychiatry. The four specialized SSM projects are to consolidate the students’ knowledge, skills and research ability through studying a specific topic.In Medical Year 4, the SSM programme will be embedded in the four rotation modules. However, participation of teachers from other departments in the delivery of the SSM, where appropriate, is encouraged. Students will be required to do four different SSM projects, one in each of the specialties. In a 10-week module, they will spend approximately 1.5 weeks in the SSM.To allow creativity and flexibility in the SSM, there will be no prescribed formats for the department-based exercises. However, the title, educational objectives, operational details and deliverables of all SSMs require documentation and prior approval by the SSM Committee.Assessment of all SSM comprises 2 parts; a written report of the SSM and an oral presentation to their peers in the module.Students must pass all SSM assessment to be eligible for promotion to Year 5.MED4010Community and Family MedicineThis course provides ten weeks of integrated teaching in Community Medicine and Family Medicine.In Community Medicine, two major areas are covered: Epidemiology & Public Health Practice and Occupational & Environmental Medicine. Students will be introduced to the major causes of morbidity and mortality in Hong Kong and the prevention and control of communicable and non-communicable diseases. In addition to didactic lectures, students will learn the subject areas through active participation in problem-solving exercises, field visits and presentations in seminars and tutorials.The clinical clerkship in Family Medicine aims at teaching the students to understand how medical conditions and health problems are presented in community settings. Throughout the clerkship, the students will be taught on basic principles and practice of family medicine in providing primary, comprehensive, whole person and continuing care. The common health problems in the community including skills in management will also be covered by lectures, seminars, tutorials, clinical attachment or self directed learning packages. The range of teaching methods also include video-taping, clinical interviews and clinical role-playing. There is clinical teaching at the University Family Medicine Clinics and Teaching Units (in the Lek Y uen Health Centre, Prince of Wales Hospital Family Medicine Training Centre, Kwong Wah Hospital Family Medicine Training Centre), and also to Family Medicine clinics run by private practitioners and institutions both public and private settings. Continuity of care and communication skills are emphasized in the context of the family and the community, together with the principles of the assessment and management of problems presenting at early stage in undifferentiated way.In the Selective Study Module (SSM), students will have the opportunity to gain deeper insight to selected problems in family medicine and public health.The students are assessed on the theory and practice of Community Medicine and Family Medicine in a clinical context.MED4110Obstetrics and GynaecologyWithin this 10-week module, students will undergo 4 clinical rotations which are mainly based at the Prince of Wales Hospital: 1) antenatal clinic and ward; 2) gynaecology clinic and ward; 3) labour ward; and 4) O&G services in affiliated hospitals. Core materials will be covered in lectures and formal tutorials, supplemented by bedside teaching.During their antenatal attachment, students will gain understanding of normal pregnancy, of the growth and development of the unborn child, and will acquire competency in performing obstetrics examinations.。

大学医学英语教案模板全英文版(共4篇)

大学医学英语教案模板全英文版(共4篇)

大学医学英语教案模板全英文版(共4篇)第1篇:英语教案全英文版英语教案范文全英文版【篇1:英文教案格式范例】教案科目:unit eight :slavery gave me nothing to lose教学目的:this paage looks into racial problems from a different perspective.generally the black like to attack the discrimination against them, but the author from her personal experience comes to a different conclusion in a positive way.教学着重:study the language points and the western racial culture.教学方法:communicative teaching, free discuion and interaction.教学过程:1,warm-up activities(15 minutes)2.understanding the text (30 minutes)3.detailed studies of the text (50 minutes)4.grammar and exercises (25 minutes)作业1.question:how to bring facts to life? 2.translation and after-cla reading..辅助手段:multimedia software教学内容:1.warm-up activities introductory remarks:step 1: show some pictures and watch a video, discu in groups.step 2: group discuion:1).what have you heard about the black in the states.2).have you ever experienced discrimination on a personal level?3).what are some things people can do to eliminate discrimination and prejudice?4).is there something we can do to protect human rights? 2.understanding the text1.analyze the structure of the paage.2.discu the three main parts: childhood experience, consciousne of her skin color, reflection of being a black.3.explore the social iues of the us; how to achieve succe out of unfavorable situation 3 detailed studies of the text词组知识概要:1.to be sth.else again2.to peer at3.to get pleasure out of sth.4.5.6.to give sb.generously of sth. 8.to suffer a huge change9.at one’s elbow 10.11.12.13.14.15.16.17.in company with18.to be bent under the weight of局部内容详述:1.up to/till/until (l.1) until 直到…up to now, mr scott has sent a great many requests for spare parts and other urgent meages from one garage to the other.到目前为止,斯科特先生从一次汽车修理部向另一次汽车修理部发送了大量索取备件的信件和其他紧急函件。

全科医学外语教学课程简介

全科医学外语教学课程简介

全科医学外语教学课程简介
摘要:
一、引言
二、全科医学外语教学课程的背景与意义
三、课程目标和内容
四、课程实施与评价
五、总结与展望
正文:
【引言】
全科医学外语教学课程是我国医学教育领域中的一项重要课程,旨在培养具备专业知识和外语能力的医学人才。

本文将对全科医学外语教学课程进行简要介绍。

【全科医学外语教学课程的背景与意义】
随着全球化的不断推进,国际间的学术交流与合作日益频繁,医学领域也不例外。

我国医学教育逐渐意识到,提高医学专业学生的外语水平,有助于他们更好地学习和掌握国际先进的医学知识,为我国医学事业的发展做出贡献。

因此,全科医学外语教学课程应运而生。

【课程目标和内容】
全科医学外语教学课程的主要目标是培养医学专业学生具备较强的英语听、说、读、写、译能力,使他们能够运用英语进行学术交流和查阅专业资料。

课程内容涵盖基础医学知识、临床医学案例、医学研究进展等方面,注重
实用性、专业性和前沿性。

【课程实施与评价】
全科医学外语教学课程采用多种教学方法和手段,如课堂讲授、实践操作、小组讨论、角色扮演等,以提高学生的学习兴趣和参与度。

课程评价方面,除了传统的笔试和口试,还注重学生的实际应用能力,如论文写作、报告演示等。

【总结与展望】
全科医学外语教学课程对于培养具备国际视野和专业素养的医学人才具有重要意义。

然而,目前我国的全科医学外语教学仍面临一些挑战,如课程设置、师资队伍、教学资源等方面。

全科医学英文介绍

全科医学英文介绍

全科医学英文介绍English:General practice, also known as family medicine or primary care, is a branch of medicine that provides comprehensive healthcare for individuals and families across all ages, genders, and diseases. General practitioners (GPs) in this field are trained to manage a wide range of medical conditions, from acute illnesses to chronic diseases, and they emphasize preventive care and health promotion. They serve as the first point of contact for patients seeking medical assistance and play a crucial role in coordinating care among various healthcare professionals. In addition to diagnosing and treating common medical ailments, general practitioners also address patients' mental and emotional well-being, often providing counseling and mental health support. The scope of general practice encompasses not only physical health but also social and psychological aspects of patient care, making it a cornerstone of the healthcare system in many countries.中文翻译:全科医学,又称家庭医学或初级医疗,是一门为各个年龄、性别和疾病的个人和家庭提供全面医疗保健的医学分支。

全科医学专业医学英语教学实践

全科医学专业医学英语教学实践

全科医学专业医学英语教学实践[摘要]:迅猛发展的医学科学和日益增多的国际医学科技交流对当今的医学生提出“全面应用型”的要求,加强医学生外语能力培养,是适应新时期科技发展对医学人才的需求,医学院校英语教学的改革与创新是势在必行的。

[关键词]:全科医学改革教学模式英语教学一、医学英语教学目标的改革在相当长的时期中,我国高等医学院校英语教学目标是通过阅读解决英语基本词汇的掌握和理解。

总结以前的英语教学我们发现这样做的效果甚微。

于是,我们经过反复讨论,在学校领导的指导下,首先制定出全科医学专业的教学目标,作为教学的指导思想。

这是专业办出特色的关键。

由于该课程是针对学生毕业后的工作实际,力求向在校学生提供其从事工作岗位所需要的专业英语知识和技能,培养其使用涉外业务英语的交际能力,其中包括口头交际、听力、阅读和写作的能力。

所以确立以“实用性”作为医学英语教学的基点,促进医学英语教学模式改革。

对“实用性”医学英语教学模式的指导思想、主要特征、教学内容、具体实施及课程考核进行了分析和论述,并力图通过教学实践证明“实用性”医学英语教学模式是切实可行的。

二、医学英语教学大纲的改革因本课程注重语言的理解和应用,包括医学英语语言的理解和应用。

选择各种体裁的医学英语文章,以听说为主,配以语篇阅读理解、翻译和写作的练习,这样有利于学生从普通英语学习转向医学英语的学习,为他们在医学英语后阶段的偏重专业或临床的学习打下扎实的语言基础。

在完成《基本要求》规定的教学任务后,应结合专业学习,开设专业英语课程,这既可保证学生在校期间英语学习的连续性,又可使他们所学的英语得到实际的应用。

为了达到预期的教学目标,我们大胆改革了此专业英语课程的设置和学时数,制定了全新的英语教学大纲。

三、医学英语教学新模式实践《高职高专教育英语课程教学基本要求》中明确提出,以“实用为主,以应用为目的”的教学思想,英语课程的教学目标是培养学生的语言应用能力。

根据《基本要求》,我们对全科医学英语教学模式进行了改革。

介绍医院科室的作文英文

介绍医院科室的作文英文

介绍医院科室的作文英文英文:As a hospital, we have various departments to cater to the needs of our patients. Each department has its own specialized team of doctors and nurses who are trained to handle specific medical conditions. Here are some of our major departments:1. Emergency Department: This department is open 24/7 to provide immediate medical attention to patients with urgent medical needs such as heart attacks, strokes, and severe injuries.2. Cardiology Department: This department focuses on the diagnosis and treatment of heart-related conditions such as heart disease, arrhythmias, and heart failure.3. Oncology Department: This department specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of cancer. Our team ofoncologists works closely with other medical professionalsto provide comprehensive care to cancer patients.4. Pediatrics Department: This department caters to the medical needs of infants, children, and adolescents. Our pediatricians are trained to diagnose and treat a widerange of medical conditions that affect children.5. Obstetrics and Gynecology Department: This department provides care to women during pregnancy, childbirth, and postpartum period. Our team ofobstetricians and gynecologists also provides diagnosis and treatment of reproductive system disorders.6. Orthopedics Department: This department specializesin the diagnosis and treatment of musculoskeletalconditions such as fractures, joint injuries, and arthritis.7. Neurology Department: This department focuses on the diagnosis and treatment of conditions that affect the nervous system such as stroke, epilepsy, and Parkinson's disease.中文:作为一家医院,我们有各种科室来满足患者的需求。

国内外全科医学教育现况与展望

国内外全科医学教育现况与展望
通讯作者: 储霄英, 电子信箱: dzh820@ 126. com
行了专项研究。
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大幅下降, 人口迅 速上 升 [ 1- 2]。 人口 老龄 化加 重、疾病 谱和 死 亡谱的改变、卫生经济的压力、医 学模式的转 变、家 庭结构 的改 变、医患关系的恶化以及专科医疗服务的局限性, 以致在 20世
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A ctua lity and P rospect of G en er a l M ed ica l E duca tion a t H om e a nd Abr oad DU Zhao2hu i, CH U X iao2ying, MAO Xiu2 zhen, et a l. Weifang Comm unity H ea lth Center, P udong N ew D eveloped Area, Shangha i 200122, China = Abstr ac t> W ith the developm ent of the popu la tion aging and the shifting of m ed ica l parad igm from a sim ple/ biologica lm od2 e l0 to/ biologica l2psycholog ica l2soc ia lmed ic ine0, aswe ll as the deep ly expans ion of community hea lth se rvices, the importance of gene ra lm ed icine and genera lm ed ica l educa tion becam e m ore and m ore evident. This paper describes the development h istory of gene ra lm edical and general m ed ica l education a t home and ab road, and compares the character istics of var ious educa tiona lm od2 e ls. The countries, such as the Un ited States, Un ited K ingdom, Austra lia, F rance and other coun tries were involved, the dom estic c ities, such as Be ijing, Shangha,i Shenzhen, and H ongKong, Taiwan and other reg ions were enrolled in. By com pa ring and ana ly2 zing the characte ristics of different models, we provided the basis of literature for the re lated polic ies. The current genera l educa2 tion work in China has began to take shape. F rom the national2leve l gene ra l education and tra in ing center to the general education2 a l institutions around, we have carr ied out active explora tions. =K ey word s> Genera lm edica l educa tion; Genera l tra ining
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XXX全科医学教学工作情况介绍General Practice Teaching in XXXXXX was identified as the third batch of clinical skills training base for General Practice Education in September 2007. The hospital constantly perfects the base construction to improve teaching conditions, and strengthens the teacher’s training to undertake the general practice teaching task.I. Teaching ConditionThe hospital own one teaching building integrated with classes taking, skills training and laboratory. The total area of the building is 1,100m2. One multi-media classroom with 108seats, 2 middle-sized classrooms with 50-60 seats, 5 small-sized classrooms with 20-30 seats and 7 skills training rooms are included in the teaching building. The wards in Inpatient Building includes 23 student admin offices covering an area of 350m2, 23 demonstration classrooms of 478.44m2 and 23 consulting rooms of 399.90 m2.The hospital library collects 40,000 books and 200 kinds of periodicals. We are equipped with e-reading room for network-based management. Domestic and overseas medical literature data could be searched and consulted in the e-reading room.There are two dormitory buildings in the hospital, for one covers an area of 1193.6 m2 and contains 100 students, and the other one covers an area of 840 m2 and contains 80 students. 24-hour security is on duty.There are 467 part-time teachers, of whom there are 90 college teachers, 30 adjunct professors, 50 adjunct associate professors and 16 postgraduate tutors. 10 of them were trained for general practice teaching.The General Practice Comprehensive Building with total area of 7459 m2 came into use in September 2014. We established 4 internal medicine skills rooms, 2 surgery skills rooms, 1 gynecology skills room, 1 pediatrics skills room, 1 emergency skills room, 1 rehabilitation skills room, 1 dermatology skills room, 1 ophthalmology and otorhinolaryngology skills room, nursing skills room, 2 simulation operating rooms, 1 simulation delivery room, 1 simulation ICU, 1 simulation rescue room, 2 simulation wards, 2 simulation outpatient departments, 7 multi-media classrooms, 2 noviciate classrooms, 1 self-study classroom, 1 meeting room, 2 activity rooms, 50 students dormitories, 1 students canteen and 1 basketball court. The dormitories possessed of 108 beds, and we input 1.2 million to complete associated equipment, in order to carry out multidisciplinary theoretical lecturing and part of practical teaching.II. Teaching ManagementThe hospital implements 3-level management system, which is vice dean-teaching affairs section-teaching and research offices. The vice dean is put in charge of teaching work. The teaching affairs section is responsible for undergraduate courses management; the administrative staff in the section takes additional post of head teacher. We have relatively thorough working system. Teaching and research offices are set up in clinical departments. The teaching secretary takes charge of daily teaching affairs.III. Completion Status of Training Task1. Whole course teaching for undergraduateWe have been undertaking the clinical specialty (general practice) course teaching since 2014. So far 97 students had studied in our hospital.2. Clinical skills traininga. Clinical practice training for general practitionerWe accepted 69 students of XXX for transferring training (20 days for ever term) in 2011 and 2012. The training content included emergency medicine, cardiovascular medicine, digestive medicine, neurology, respiration medicine, pediatrics, general surgery, orthopedics medicine, infectious disease, rehabilitation medicine, gynecology and obstetrics, etc. Each Training Department elected experienced clinical teachers to do bedside teaching by combining theory with practice. After the training, the students basically understand the basic clinical skills. The clinical practice training strengthens their basic theoretical knowledge for general practice.b. Job-transfer training for general practitionerIn 2011, we took 8-month general practice job-transfer training for 10 doctors from township health centers. We set out transferring plan and requirement according to the training syllabus, and then sent the training task, syllabus and transferring plan to related clinical departments.when the students are in place, they firstly need to take 40 class hours pre-post training of clinical basic theory by choosing different courses according to their own need and interests, taking part in required course and electives,and transfer to every department as well. Then they will be arranged to clinical departments to learn practical application. The transferring task is 4-month for internal medicine, 3-month for emergency medicine. The above mentioned are required. The electives are surgery, gynecology and obstetrics, pediatrics and infectious diseases totally for one month. The students should select at least 4 departments to transfer according to the original basis and the training situation formerly. Students should stay at least 2 weeks in everydepartment.The teaching secretary in every ward organized experienced teachers to do the teaching, and the teaching administrative department will check the implement situation of transferring plan at regular intervals. When a transferring term finished, the department should give identification and the teacher ought to evaluate the student. After all the transferring term finished, the teaching administrative department organized the graduation test.The students could get hold of the basic clinical skills of general practice by training, and the ability of preventing common diseases, frequently-occurring diseases and solving community health problem could be improved. The general practitioners from basic health institutions could reach the requirement of corresponding posts. And then the level of basic medical care and public health services for general practitioners would be promoted.。

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