Physician continuing education credits are on-the-job continuing education after completing basic medical education and postgraduate medical education, and they are needed when entering professional titles. Professional title evaluation refers to those who apply for intermediate or above professional titles. After working for a certain number of years and completing the corresponding continuing education hours during their tenure, they must publish papers in professional journals and pass some basic skills examinations, submit evaluation materials to the judges of the evaluation committee of their major, and then determine whether they have a higher professional title through the professional judges of their major.

Continuing medical education implements the credit system. The subjects of continuing medical education participate in continuing medical education activities every year and get no less than 25 credits, including 5- 10 credits for Class I and 15-20 credits for Class II.

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Calculation method of a class of credits

1, participate in the national continuing medical education project activities, and the participants pass the examination, and will be awarded 1 credit for 3 hours; The lecturer awarded 2 credits per hour.

2, to participate in the provincial continuing medical education project activities, participants pass the examination, according to 6 hours awarded 1 credit. Instructors award 1 credit every hour.

3, the above 1, 2, each project awarded academic performance, not more than 25 credits.

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