Training program for clinical master of Internal Medicine 2 Training program for clinical master of Surgery 26

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   Basic skills requirements: Selection and general application of various imaging methods in various systems (10 cases); interpretation of roentgenogram and CT scan for common diseases (50 cases); interpretation of ECT for common diseases (10 cases).
   
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   Further requirements
   
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      Diseases to be learned:
      

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   Clinical knowledge and skills requirements: A basic mastery of various imaging examination method; Echo-guide and CT-guide organ biopsy (1 case); imaging of the digestive system (1 case), angiography of the nervous system (1 case), and the application of internal radionuclide irradiation therapy (1 case).
   

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   Geriatrics (Your tutor should be in this section)
   
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      Theories: Basic theory of the etiology, pathogenesis, clinical presentation, diagnosis, treatment, risk factors and prevention of cerebrovascular disease, Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease, diabetes, osteoporosis, coronary heart disease, and chronic hypoxia-related pulmonary heart disease.
      
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      Skills: Proficiency in medical system examinations.
      
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      Clinical training and evaluation: Training in geriatric-related specialized department for at least 12 months;fundamental knowledge and clinical skills training requirements and evaluation according to respective specialized department’s requirements.
      

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   Research training (specific requirements seen in general regulations)
   

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   Dissertation defense and degree award
   

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   Training time: 3 years
   
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   Degree curriculum design and teaching arrangement (specific requirements seen in the general regulations)
   

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   Clinical skills training
   
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      Non-anesthetic department rotation schedules
      

After the above rotation, they participate in the training for basic anesthetic skills (mainly anesthesia for general surgery, urology and orthopedics) and rotate to anesthetic subspecialized departments, pain clinic and intensive care units (ICU).

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   Rotation schedules in anesthetic subspecialized departments
   

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   Training content and requirements
   
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      General Surgery
      
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         Aim of rotation
         
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            Master: The clinical presentation, diagnosis and principle of treatment for common general surgical diseases; methods of examinations and common diagnostic imaging in general surgery.
            
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            Be familiar with: The pathophysiologic change, surgical treatment and postoperative complications of common general surgical diseases esp. acute peritonitis, obstructive cholangitis and acute necrotizing pancreatitis.
            
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            Understand: Etiology and postoperative complications of common diseases of general surgery.
            
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         Basic requirements
         
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            Diseases to be learned and case number requirements:
            

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   Basic skills (operation) requirements:
   

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   Cardiovascular Medicine
   
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      Aim of rotation
      
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         Master: The diagnosis and treatment of hypertension, and management of hypertensive crisis; diagnosis and selection of treatment for coronary heart disease and acute myocardial infarction; diagnosis and management of common arrhythmia.
         
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         Be familiar with: The pathophysiologic change and imaging characteristics of heart failure, arrhythmia and common cardiovascular diseases.
         
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         The etiology and pathogenesis of common cardiovascular diseases; balloon dilatation of mitral valve; radiofrequency; understanding of the indications of interventional treatment for congenital heart disease.
         
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      Basic requirements
      
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         Diseases to be learned and case number requirements:
         

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   Basic skillsrequirements:
   

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   Respiratory Medicine
   
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      Aim of rotation
      
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         Master: The clinical presentation, diagnosis and treatment of spontaneous pneumothorax, pleural effusion, respiratory failure and other common respiratory diseases; interpretation of CXR and chest CT; the skills of pulmonary function test, bronchoscopy, arterial blood sampling, thoracocentesis, methods for inhalation medications, mechanical ventilation and oxygen therapy.
         
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         Be familiar with: The pathophysiologic change and differential diagnosis of common respiratory diseases.
         
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      Basic requirements
      
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         Diseases to be learned and case requirements:
         

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   Basic skills requirements:
   

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   Medical Imaging
   

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   Anesthesiology
   
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      Aim of rotation
      
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         Master:
         
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            Fundamental theories of anesthesiology including clinical anesthesiology, critical care medicine, pain medicine and resuscitation, and the combination of knowledge and practical work;
            
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            Basic knowledge of clinical anesthesiology, critical care medicine, and pain-related diseases;
            
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            History collection and assessment before anesthesia;
            
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            Principles of anesthesia plan establishment and complication prevention;
            
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            Operations and procedures of anesthesia and monitoring techniques;
            
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            Regulation of basic life function during operation;
            
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            Accurate management of common anesthetic complications and intraoperative emergency;
            
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            Postoperative pain therapy and their strategy;
            
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            The diagnosis and principle of treatment of chronic pain, principle of management of cancer pain;
            
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             Monitoring vital signs of critically ill patient, judgement and supporting the function of important organs;
             
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             Technology, process and organization of emergency resuscitation.
             
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         Be familiar with:
         
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            The basic working principle of monitor instruments and anesthesia machine;
            
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            Anesthetic risks of critical and difficult patients, intraoperative management and prevention;
            
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            Etiology and differential diagnosis of chronic pain;
            
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            Nutritional support for ICU patient;
            
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            Determination of brain death.
            
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         Understand:
         
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            The new advancement of anesthesiology, critical care medicine and pain management home and abroad, frontier monitoring and treatment techniques;
            
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            The method of anesthesia-assisted opioid detoxification for drug withdrawal.
            
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      Basic requirements
      
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         Basic anesthesia methods:
         

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   Rotation to subspecialized anesthesia:
   

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   Special skillsof anesthesia:
   

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   ICU skills:
   

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   Studying of theories: Learning via case discussion, book reading, special lectures and various forms of studying.
   
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