General practice resident training is an important stage of medical education, aiming at training doctors to become general practice professionals. In the general resident training stage, the main focus includes the following aspects:

Consolidation of basic knowledge and skills: general residents need to master basic medical knowledge in an all-round way, including anatomy, physiology, pathology, pharmacology and so on. They also need to be more familiar with the diagnosis, treatment and management methods of various common diseases, and learn the corresponding techniques and operational skills.

Clinical practice and skills training: general residents will be exposed to various situations and cases in clinical work during training. They will participate in the diagnosis and treatment process, communicate with patients, and gradually cultivate their clinical judgment, problem-solving ability and technical operation skills.

Cooperation ability of medical team: In the process of general resident training, doctors will cooperate with other medical professionals (such as nurses, pharmacists, imaging technicians, etc.). ) and patients and their families. The training will emphasize the importance of medical team cooperation, including the cultivation of communication, coordination and decision-making ability.

Case management and comprehensive ability: General practitioners need to have the ability to deal with various types of cases, including common diseases, acute and critical diseases, frequently-occurring diseases and chronic diseases. The training will focus on cultivating doctors' comprehensive ability, including medical history collection, physical examination, interpretation of auxiliary examination results, and formulation of diagnosis and treatment plans.

Humanistic care and patient communication: the role of general practitioners also includes providing warm humanistic care for medical services. The training will emphasize the development of patients' communication skills, including listening, expressing empathy, answering questions and communicating effectively with patients' families.

The emphasis of general resident training varies from country to country, region to region and medical college. Different training institutions and programs may have their own courses and training objectives. Therefore, the specific training content and focus will be different according to individual circumstances.