Medical Intern Pre-job Training Tutorial

Author: Yang Jun
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Publish Date: 2006-04-01
Features: This book focuses on the pre-hospital training and education for medical students before they begin their internships. It is divided into two parts—Basic and Clinical—to introduce various relationships and their management during internships, such as role transition and positioning, and interpersonal coordination. It also covers common medical ethical issues and their responses, including the fundamental requirements of clinical medical ethics, techniques for earning patient trust and improving clinical skills, as well as common medical legal issues and their handling during internships. The Clinical section emphasizes the responsibilities and work procedures of interns, general knowledge for internships, and common sense for internships in internal medicine, surgery, medical imaging, and nursing. This book is targeted, instructive, highly practical, and concise, making it suitable as a reinforcement training textbook for students before their internships in medical schools. It can also be used as a reference for hospital internship management, supervising teachers, and other related personnel.