Clinical medical discipline training refers to the process of systematic clinical practice training and professional ability improvement for medical graduates. Clinical medical training generally includes: clinical practice, case discussion and case report, subject knowledge training, etc. , as follows:

1. Clinical practice: Graduates will take part in practical medical work in hospitals, clinics or other medical institutions, have direct contact with patients, and receive guidance and teaching from experienced doctors.

2. Case discussion and case report: Graduates will participate in academic discussions, share and discuss clinical cases with tutors and other doctors, and improve their diagnosis and treatment ability.

3. Subject knowledge training: In addition to clinical practice, subject training also includes training in various disciplines, such as pathology, radiology, internal medicine and surgery. To help graduates master medical professional knowledge comprehensively.

4. Cultivation of professional ethics and humanistic care: the cultivation of clinical medicine also pays attention to cultivating the professional ethics and humanistic care quality of medical staff, and cultivating good communication skills between doctors and patients and medical ethics awareness.

Importance of clinical practice

1. Close integration of theory and practice: Clinical practice provides students with the opportunity to apply the theoretical knowledge learned in class to actual clinical situations. By directly participating in the work of the medical team and contacting with real patients, students can combine their medical knowledge with the actual situation and deepen their understanding and memory of theoretical knowledge.

2. Mastering clinical skills: Clinical practice is the key link for students to learn and master clinical skills. For example, through practical training, students can gradually master clinical skills such as physical examination, medical history inquiry, interpersonal communication, laboratory and image interpretation. These skills are essential for accurate diagnosis and treatment planning.

3. Cultivate professionalism: Clinical practice helps to cultivate students' professionalism and medical ethics. Through direct communication with patients, participating in teamwork and coordinating nursing practice, students can better understand the responsibilities and obligations of medical profession and cultivate good doctor-patient relationship and humanistic care.

4. Cultivate the ability to solve problems: In clinical practice, students often face various diseases and clinical problems. Students need to actively participate in the actual diagnosis and treatment work, and learn to analyze problems, formulate solutions and make decisions under the guidance of teaching doctors. Such practical experience is helpful to cultivate students' problem-solving ability and clinical reasoning ability.

5. Enhance self-confidence and adaptability: Clinical practice puts students in a real medical environment and faces various challenges and uncertainties. By gradually adapting to and getting familiar with this working environment, students can gradually build up their self-confidence and adaptability, so as to prepare for future clinical work.