China ; Gastroenterology ; history ; History, 20th Century ; History, 21st Century

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Datasets as Topic ; Humans ; Medicine

There exist all kinds of corrupt behaviors in the fields of scienceat present, which result not only from the ethics of editors and legal supervision, but also from the institutional cause. To counter this phenomenon, this article analyzed current situation and the reason of academic corruption by literature and brought forward the conclusion that how to strengthen system control against academic corruption. The scientific research management should make polices and rules for anti -academic corruption, including defining,allegation, prevention and sanction, etc.

Along with the advent of big data era worldwide, medical field has to place itself in it inevitably. The current article thoroughly introduces the basic knowledge of big data, and points out the coexistence of its advantages and disadvantages. Although the innovations in medical field are struggling, the current medical pattern will be changed fundamentally by big data. The article also shows quick change of relevant analysis in big data era, depicts a good intention of digital medical, and proposes some wise advices to surgeons.
Databases, Factual ; Gastrointestinal Diseases ; surgery ; Humans

The Continuing Education Department of Chinese Medical Association has undertaken and participated in a number of tasks for the training of primary health care personnel in recent years. It has been recognized that the main measures to promote the development of primary continuing medical education including four aspects: national policies provide the direction of the development; medical progress is the output of the primary continuing medical education; the combination of multiple measures is a good way to carry out the primary continuing medical education; and technical means are the support of the development. Through understanding and grasping such factors as the national policies, medical development, education level, and technical conditions, and actively thinking about the relevant countermeasures, we can steadily and rapidly continue to promote the healthy development of continuing medical education at the grassroots level.