The basic steps of practicing medicine: ask clear questions; Systematic retrieval of relevant literature and comprehensive collection of evidence; Strictly evaluate the evidence; Use evidence to guide decision-making; Further improve the after-effect evaluation through practice.

First, the principles of medical practice.

1. Eye-catching: If you really want to learn basic clinical knowledge or experience during the internship, you must polish your eyes and carefully observe the words and deeds of the instructor.

2, fast: take the initiative to help guide doctors to do what they can. Record some good experience notes.

3. Mind: Keep in mind your own clinical experience, and after repeated deliberation, turn it into your own experience.

4. Ask frequently: Ask the instructor frequently if you don't understand the questions, resolve them in time and digest them in time.

Second, the safety and privacy of patients.

During internship, medical students may be exposed to sensitive patient information. It is very important to protect the privacy and safety of patients. Medical students should abide by the patient confidentiality regulations, do not disclose patient information, and ensure that medical behavior conforms to ethical and legal requirements.

Contents of medical practice:

1, clinical skills training:

Usually, after the academic courses of medical students are over, the medical college will arrange clinical skills training to help students acquire basic clinical skills. This stage usually lasts for several weeks to several months, and students learn how to carry out basic physical examination, medical history records, basic diagnosis and so on.

2. Main practice:

Medical students usually go to hospitals for grassroots practice and participate in medical teams, but they are limited in medical decision-making. Primary practice usually lasts for one to two years, and students will observe and assist doctors in the diagnosis and treatment of patients and accumulate clinical experience.

3. Career development:

Practice is the starting point of medical students' career development. Students should do a good job in career planning, clarify their areas of interest, actively participate in scientific research projects and academic activities, establish professional contacts, and lay a solid foundation for future career development.

4, medical ethics and law:

It is the duty of medical students to understand medical ethics and law. Students should be familiar with medical laws and regulations, patients' rights and interests and professional ethics, and ensure that their medical behavior conforms to legal and moral requirements.