1.The changes in the medical service and education during the transformation of the medical model in USA
Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 2011;10(1):50-53
With the gradual transformation of the American medical model from biomedical medel to bio-psycho-social model,the advancement both in the medical security and service system,preventire medicine as well as the protection of environment have been emphasized,while the revolution of the medical education has been carried out according to the divemified requirements of the bio-psyeho-social model,and the focus of health care has been moved forward.
2.The exploration of medical humanities education from the humanities value and health service needs
Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 2005;0(05):-
Medical science is both scientific and humanistic,and medical humanities education is an ever-lasting theme.To enhance residents'health,a new health service reform is being carried out by the government to promote the transformation towards the bio-psycho-social medical model.Social reality,mental environment and social factors have significant effects upon health.To impart medical humanities knowledge and cultivate quality of humanities are the missions of higher education.Based upon the practice of medical humanities education in Sun Yat-sen University and the experience of developed countries and regions,and by elaborating the theory to deepen understanding of medical humanities the author is to deal with the real needs and to enhance educational effectiveness of countermeasures.
3.How to Deal with the Relation between Clinical Medical Teaching and Patients' Right
Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 2003;0(03):-
Medicine is a practicing and experiencing subject.The most important study method for medical students is to practice during clinic.With the development of society,patients' consciousness of sticking up for their rights is stronger and stronger.During their receiving medical treatment,they are not satisfied with the teaching behavior provided by physician,and even to make medical conflicts.To resolve these conflicts,it is necessary to rule the clinical practicing teaching,harmonize the relationship between clinical teachers,medical practicing students,and patients.Medical education should be based on humanity and should be behaved by law.
4.The Reviews of Evaluation on Teaching Hospitals in China
Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 2006;0(12):-
The author reviewed papers on Evaluation on Teaching Hospitals in China from 1997 to now.Teaching hospitals were evaluated by educational and health administrator of local government since 1997.The methods the roles of evaluation,advantage and disadvantage of evaluation on teaching hospitals were described in this paper.
5.A Study on the Relationship among the Medical Students' Scoresof “3+X” Entrance Exam and their Scores of the Courses at University
Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 2003;0(04):-
The authors calculated the correlation coeffi. of the scores of 3+X entrance exam and the scores of coursesat university in medical students of clinical medicine, medical imaging, anesthesiology. We found that there were rela-tionship among the overall score and English score of 3+X entrance exam as well as the scores of most major coursesat university in medical students, and there were relationship among the scores of chemistry and physics at entranceexam as well as the scores of partial major courses in the beginning at university. The result also indicated that entranceexam had a good prediction.[
6.Evaluation of Student Performance in a Problem-based Learning Curriculum
Zesheng LI ; Liqing XIAN ; Caihua LIANG
Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 2003;0(03):-
Assessment or evaluation of student performance in a problem-based learning (PBL) curriculum is difficult to plan or implement.Many medical schools which have switched to a PBL learning format usually use traditional evaluation methods based on factual recalls, which usually has a negative influence on the learning style of the students, thereby reducing the impact of PBL. The purpose of this review is to discuss the various evaluation methods with a particular focus on methods applicable to PBL, so that we can make intelligent use of these methods in our PBL curriculum. In combination with evaluation methods adopted at McMaster University, the article makes an elaboration about them.
7.Research on Construction Validity of Examinations for Medical Subjects Using Factor Analysis
Liqing XIAN ; Shuzhen WANG ; Zongjiang XIE ; Yanxia ZHANG ; Churong YAN
Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 2006;0(12):-
We selected scores for histology and embryology,physiology,biochemistry,pathobiology,pharmacology,paediatrics,and medicine of the first-year(2004),second-year(2003),third-year(2002)students at a medical school as subjects to analyze construction validity using factor analysis.The common factors were selected if their cumulative value above 60%.The result showed that variance percentage explained by each factor was lower,and that the three level structure formed by recall,comprehend and application would not be explained ideally by these scores.The author considered that the examination items should be improved and it was limited for factor analysis method to apply to analyze medical examination items.
8.Improving teaching effects of medical image by exploring the teaching strategy
Bingqi SHEN ; Liqing XIAN ; Zhongjiao YIN ; Jianping CHU
Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 2006;0(07):-
The purpose of the present study was to investigate teacher-dominant action and focus on learning-oriented group.Medical teachers should pay more attention to three important aspects,such as optimizing teaching pattern,dealing with the relationship carefully among pre-class,inter-class and post-class.It is important to attach importance to pre-class,giving prominence to inter-class and also giving attention to post-class,which can form a harmonious,interactive and collaborate class.In addition,it stimulates deep processing interactions between teachers and students by increasing students learning interests,which is very helpful in improving teaching effects of medical image.
9.Follow-up survey on teaching hospitals in Guangdong province after the evaluation
Liqing XIAN ; Wenping LIU ; Qingfeng XU ; Huiping SU
Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 2013;(8):850-853,854
Objective To investigate the effect of the evaluation on teaching hospitals affiliat-ed to medical colleges in Guangdong province. Methods Questionnaire and on on-the-spot investi-gation was conducted among 18 teaching hospitals which owned the accreditation for 2-3 years based on Guangdong provincial teaching hospital accreditation indicator system 2008 modified version. Contents of investigation included general situation,teaching condition,management and implementa-tion of teaching activities as well as medical staffs' comments and suggestions for the teaching work. SPSS 13.0 software was used for frequency analysis. Results The general situation,teaching condi-tion,management and implementation of teaching activities were improved to varying degrees after the evaluation according to results of the questionnaire. 90.0%(54/90)people thought that the overall scale of the hospital was expanded and 5.0%(3/60)people thought that the overall scale of the hos-pital was obviously reduced or marinated the original level. 11.6%(7/60)and 88.3%(53/60)people thought that medical quality of the hospital was improved or obviously improved. 60.0%(36/60)people thought that educational occupancy of the hospital was improved while 5.0%(3/60)people thought that it was unsatisfactory. 83.3%(50/60)people thought that teaching mold and infrastructures were improved while 10.0%(6/60)people thought that it was unsatisfactory. 95.0%(57/60)people thought that teaching management was improved. Due to the lack of incentives and support in teaching work, management of teaching was loose. Conclusions The teaching work of t hospitals affiliated to medical colleges in Guangdong province do persevere basically and achieve desired purposes.
10.Effect of mild hypothermia on β2-microglobulin level in cerebrospinal fluid of traumatic brain injury patients
Liqing LIN ; Xian FU ; Jiandong WU ; Qihua XIAO ; Surong QIAN ; Chenqiu WANG ; Jianren WANG ; Chen WANG
International Journal of Surgery 2011;38(11):742-744
Objective To study the effect of mild hypothermia on β2- microglobulin (MG) level in cerebrospinam(CSF) of traumatic brain injury (TBI) patients.Methods Thirty-six severe TBI patients were divided into two groups randomly,mild hypothermia treatment group and normathermia treatment group,and the β2- MG level and GOS score in CSF of these patients in different time- point were evaluated.Results β2-MG level increased at first,then decreased gradually,and MBP level in mild hypothermia group decreased greater than the control group( P < 0.05 ),moreover,patients in mild hypothermia treatment group had better outcome than the control group( P < 0.05).Conclusion Mild hypothermia may act as neuroprotection by inhibiting inflammatory response or improving immune regulation.