Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery (For 8-year and 7-year Clinical Medicine and Other Majors)

Author: Kong Weijia
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: To adapt to the global development trend of medical textbooks in the new century, based on the successful model of long-term medical education in China and the actual needs of higher medical education in China, the Ministry of Education implemented a new eight-year clinical medical education program in key medical schools across the country starting in 2004. The goal is to cultivate high-level medical professionals with comprehensive development in morality, intelligence, and physical fitness, who can meet the practical needs of socialist modernization construction. The training objectives are set for clinical medical doctorates, with a training approach of "eight years of integrated learning, undergraduate and doctoral integration, strengthened foundation, emphasis on quality, holistic optimization, and clinical orientation."
The writing team of this textbook consists of experienced doctoral supervisors from teaching, research, and clinical frontline, including senior, middle-aged, and young scholars. The writing process strives to embody the "Three Basics" (basic theories, fundamental knowledge, and essential skills) and "Five Qualities" (ideological nature, scientific nature, advanced nature, heuristic nature, and applicability) principles, while also aiming to achieve "update, depth, and precision" and to realize "innovation and practicality."
This textbook primarily focuses on common and frequently occurring diseases, recommending new achievements, reflecting new developments, and showcasing new trends. It emphasizes cultivating students' innovative thinking, self-learning abilities, and practical skills. The textbook is mainly intended for use by eight-year clinical medical students, as well as seven-year clinical medical students or medical students in other long-term programs. It can also be used by clinical medical graduate students, or as an important reference for medical students in other programs and clinical physicians.