Experience of medical students' graduation practice

As an intern medical student, what kind of internship experience do you have after the internship? The following is my "Experience of Graduation Practice for Medical Students" for your reference only. Welcome to reading.

Experience of medical students' graduation practice (1) The one-year internship life is coming to an end. Looking back on the dribs and drabs of this period, although I can't say that I am passionate, I have paid a lot of effort and I am inevitably excited. It's really sad to leave the teachers who led us into the ranks of doctors, but all things must come to an end. This time, the difference is that we can get together better next time. Our first experience as a doctor will never be forgotten. The following is my graduation internship experience, hoping to find some advantages and disadvantages and increase our experience for our future study and work.

Clinical practice is the consolidation and strengthening of theoretical learning stage, the cultivation and exercise of clinical skill operation, and our pre-job training. Although this period of time is short, it is very important to each of us. We cherish this time, cherish the opportunity of daily exercise and self-improvement, and cherish this rare mentoring relationship with teachers.

When I first entered the ward, I always felt at a loss I am in a relatively unfamiliar state with my clinical work, and I still don't have a formed concept of what I can do in such a new environment. Fortunately, some teachers introduced us to various departments, introduced some rules and regulations, the responsibilities of doctors at all levels and so on. And teach teachers rich experience, so that we can quickly adapt to the clinical work of various departments in the hospital. Being able to adapt to the hospital environment as soon as possible has laid a good foundation for internship and work in the hospital, which should be regarded as a harvest in the internship stage: learning to adapt and learn to grow and survive in the new environment.

To practice in the ward, you should have the most contact with patients, have a deep understanding of diseases and have a thorough grasp of basic skills. The ultimate goal of practice is to cultivate good operation skills and improve various diagnosis and treatment skills. Therefore, under the teaching principle of "let go, don't look around, don't worry about looking around", actively strive for every exercise opportunity, at the same time, constantly enrich your clinical theoretical knowledge, actively think about various problems, humbly ask the teaching teacher or other teachers for questions you don't understand, and take knowledge notes. When teachers don't have time to answer questions, we will consult books after work, or consult teachers and more people, so as to better strengthen the combination of theoretical knowledge and clinical practice. According to the requirements of schools and hospitals, I actively completed medical record writing, teaching rounds and case discussions, and cultivated my writing, organization and expression skills.

During the internship in the hospital, everything we do is for the health of patients and the prognosis of diseases. We strictly abide by the rules and regulations of the hospital, and all operations strictly follow the aseptic principle. In internal medicine, surgery, gynecology and pediatrics, we do all the work conscientiously, and under the guidance of teachers, we can correctly prevent, diagnose and deal with various common diseases and frequently-occurring diseases. Proficient in common clinical diagnosis and treatment skills. In the spirit of three basics and three strictness, I have cultivated and improved my ability to think and work independently.

During this short internship, we gained a lot. If summed up in simple words, it will look pale and powerless, at least it can't be expressed accurately and clearly, but we have benefited a lot. The harvest during the internship will lay a good foundation for our future work and study. In short, while thanking xx People's Hospital for cultivating our dribs and drabs, we will take up our respective jobs with more proactive working attitude, more solid operational skills and deeper theoretical knowledge, improve our clinical work ability and do our best for the health cause!

Experience of medical students' graduation internship (2) As a medical student, it is essential to go to the hospital for internship or internship to enrich their clinical experience, because what we have learned must be practical in the end. I am a clinical medical student. I worked as an intern in a 3A hospital in the city. Now let me talk about what I personally think is necessary for an internship in a hospital.

First, as a student in a hospital, we should have good communication skills first. Now that the doctor-patient relationship is so tense, it is particularly important to have good doctor-patient communication skills, because when a patient comes to see a doctor, you have to ask about the condition first, and then you need to communicate with the patient, and your communication skills largely determine whether the patient is willing to trust you and cooperate with your treatment. Good communication skills include whether the language is used properly, whether the attitude is sincere, whether there is enough patience and so on. In fact, clinically, as long as our doctor is kind, most patients are very cooperative, because after all, patients come to the hospital because they believe that the doctor will cure him.

Second: We must treat patients equally. In the hospital, you may come into contact with all kinds of patients, such as intellectuals, illiterate, wealthy businessmen, farmers and so on. As long as you come to the hospital, everyone should be equal. In the eyes of our doctors, they are just patients and should not be treated differently.

Third, we should have solid professional knowledge. When your career rises to a life, then we must study our professional knowledge hard and live up to the trust of patients. When I was an intern in the hospital, I saw patients whose illness was delayed and their treatment was affected because I trusted those Jianghu doctors. I have also met some patients whose condition has deteriorated, because some doctors in primary hospitals failed the test and abused them. The disease that could have been cured, due to the personal reasons of some doctors, has caused irreparable consequences, which is regrettable and heartbreaking. In fact, if doctors' skills are not enough, it will affect patients' trust in our doctors, which will indirectly affect our medical construction.

In a word, as a qualified medical student, we still have a lot to learn. I hope all students who are engaged in medical major can take their choices seriously. Although studying medicine is a long and arduous road, we are indeed engaged in the noblest cause of mankind. The ancients said that "saving a life is better than building a seven-level pagoda", so we should work harder to make ourselves better. We must believe that the road to study medicine is tortuous, but at the same time it is full of light. May all medical students share it.

Graduation internship experience of medical students (3) The internship is over. I was originally confused and ignorant, but now I am full. Therefore, we are very grateful to the hospital for providing us with such a good internship environment and various superior conditions, and we are also very grateful to all the teachers for their hard teaching, so that we have such a good internship opportunity before we set foot on our posts.

Clinical practice is the consolidation and strengthening of theoretical learning stage, as well as the cultivation and exercise of nursing skill operation, and it is also the best training before our employment. Although this period of time is short, it is very important to each of us. We cherish this time, cherish the opportunity of daily exercise and self-improvement, and cherish this rare mentoring relationship with teachers. When I first entered the ward, I always felt at a loss I am in a strange state about nursing work, and I still don't have a formed concept about what I can do in such a new environment. Fortunately, a teacher introduced us, introduced the work of each class, and taught us rich experience, which made us quickly adapt to the nursing work of various departments in the hospital. Being able to adapt to the hospital environment as soon as possible has laid a good foundation for internship and work in the hospital, which should be regarded as the first harvest in the internship stage: learning to adapt and learn to grow and survive in the new environment.

Medical interns have a heavy workload. Although I felt a little before I entered the clinic, I felt more deeply after I really entered the ward. Indeed, the work of medical interns in Medical Education Network is fragmentary, messy and humble, but through the incomprehension of most people, we find that medical interns have their unique charm. A hospital cannot be without medical interns, which shows the importance of medical interns. Doctors are inseparable from medical interns, patients are inseparable from medical interns, and the whole environment is inseparable from medical interns.

When I go to the ward for internship, I have the most contact with patients, and I have a deep understanding of diseases and a thorough grasp of basic nursing operations. The biggest and ultimate goal of practice is to cultivate good operating skills and improve the ability of nursing work. Therefore, under the teaching principle of "let go, don't look around, don't worry about looking around", actively strive for every exercise opportunity, such as basic nursing operations such as catheterization, inserting stomach tubes, washing hair in bed, bathing in bed, oral care, automatic gastric lavage, intravenous infusion and various enema methods. At the same time, I constantly enrich my clinical theoretical knowledge, actively think about various problems, humbly ask teachers or other teachers for questions that I don't understand, and take knowledge notes. In order to better strengthen the combination of theoretical knowledge and clinical practice. Most of the internship departments in the First Affiliated Hospital are whole wards, and most of us are responsible medical interns. While following the teacher in charge of patients, we should strengthen the observation of patients' condition, enhance the understanding of patients' diseases, and educate patients with various health knowledge to exercise their ability to apply what they have learned. According to the requirements of schools and hospitals, I actively completed medical record writing, teaching rounds and lectures, and cultivated my writing, organization and expression skills. Generally speaking, the third harvest during the internship is also the biggest harvest: the nursing operation skills have been improved, the level of disease awareness has risen, and various nursing work has gradually become proficient. While cultivating excellent professional skills, they also cultivate good study habits. By thinking, we can draw inferences from others.

During this short internship, we gained a lot. If summed up in simple words, it will look pale and powerless, at least it can't be expressed accurately and clearly, but we have benefited a lot. In short, while thanking the First Affiliated Hospital for cultivating our dribs and drabs, we will take up our respective jobs with a more proactive working attitude, more solid operational skills and deeper theoretical knowledge, improve our clinical nursing ability and do our best for the nursing cause! I hope I can become a qualified and excellent nightingale!

Medical students' graduation internship experience (4) Time flies. In a blink of an eye, my one-year internship in the laboratory of xxxx Hospital is coming to an end. Looking back on my internship experience, I have mixed feelings. Originally confused and ignorant, I am now returning home with a full load. It is called the joy of doctors for the first time, the joy of learning to operate instruments for the first time, and the selfless care and teaching of the leading teachers in the internship hospital are still vivid in my mind and still move me. Now, I am about to leave this place where I first worked, and I have a lot of sadness in my heart. However, I left to give full play to my social value in more places. I believe this first internship experience will be unforgettable for my whole life.

Internship is a very meaningful thing. In practice, you can learn knowledge that is not available in books and increase your social practice ability. We must test our knowledge in practice, although sometimes we think that the knowledge in books is useless. However, having knowledge means having the ability to learn. So I think the purpose of internship is not to graduate, but to acquire knowledge and work skills. In other words, studying at school is to meet the needs of society and to ensure that we can finish our future work and make contributions to society through study. However, there is bound to be a big gap when we step out of the ivory tower of the university and enter the society, especially in the relatively special industry of medicine, where the gap between theory and practice is too big. Therefore, it is a blessing for me to take this year's internship as a buffer. Through practice, I know the actual needs of the work, which makes the purpose of learning more clear and the effect will be better.

Practice is the consolidation and strengthening of theoretical learning stage, the cultivation and exercise of inspection skills operation, and the best training before employment. Although this period of time is not very long, it is very important for everyone. When I first entered the laboratory, I always felt at a loss. I'm in a relatively unfamiliar state about inspection work, and I don't know how to adapt to such a new environment. Fortunately, the patient explanation of the laboratory teachers made me familiar with the work flow quickly, and the experience taught by the teachers also gave me a deeper understanding of the laboratory specialty and learned a lot of more specific laboratory knowledge that I couldn't learn in school.

Inspection is a major that needs to be very careful. Although I knew something before I entered the hospital, I felt more deeply after I really entered the department. Compared with other departments in the hospital, the laboratory is not a big department, but it plays an indispensable role. Laboratory staff, like the eyes of clinicians, have great responsibilities. Every result we get is closely related to whether patients can get timely treatment. In the process of internship, I keep in mind the words "earnest" and "careful", and every specimen is carefully handled according to the prescribed process without any mistakes. Because I know this is not only to lay the foundation for developing good work habits in the future, but also to be responsible for patients. Because of this year's internship experience in the laboratory, we have a more comprehensive and profound understanding of the importance of checking this job carefully.

During this short internship, I benefited a lot, and the harvest during the internship will lay a good foundation for our future work and study. I can't sum up my feelings simply, accurately and clearly in words. I am grateful and reluctant. Thanks to the care and teaching of xxx hospital leaders and laboratory teachers, I will embark on my future work with a more proactive working attitude, more solid operational skills and richer theoretical knowledge!

Graduation internship experience of medical students (5) Internship in xx Hospital from 20xx to 20xx. Looking back on this year's internship, from the initial fear of the unknown and the expectation of becoming a qualified clinician as soon as possible, to the integration into the hospital environment and workplace culture, as well as the ability to contact patients alone, ask about medical history, do something for patients, and strive to establish a good relationship with hospital staff, these are all indispensable experiences for our medical students. One year's internship has made me grow up and learn a lot. I know how to be a good doctor, how to combine theory with clinic, and how to build a bridge to communicate with patients.

During the internship, under the careful training and guidance of many hospital directors and all teaching teachers, I actively participated in various teaching activities such as medical record discussion, academic lectures, intern teaching rounds, and learned how to operate various clinical skills such as puncture, debridement and suture, dressing change and stitches removal. The following teachers learned how to complete simple operations such as appendectomy and plaster external fixation. All operating procedures can be carried out in strict accordance with aseptic operation, and familiar with and master the overall diagnosis and treatment process of various common diseases.

I remember one operation, because I was nervous, I didn't change places with the teacher according to the back-to-back requirements. As a result, the director asked me to change my gloves and surgical gown before I went on stage. At that time, I deeply impressed the concept of infertility in my mind, reminding myself at all times. At the same time, I also told myself to be good at accepting criticism and growing up in mistakes, which is a necessary quality for us as interns. It is also important to cultivate clinical thinking. We should not just sit in the classroom reading textbooks and passively listen to students' lectures, but learn to read textbooks carefully, ask questions actively and try our best to combine theoretical knowledge with clinical practice.

Clinically, we occasionally encounter unreasonable and overbearing behaviors of some family members, and then we will question whether our efforts are worth it. However, from another point of view, when we see the patient fully recovered from hospital, especially when the patient smiles and says "thank you", we can get a sense of accomplishment that can't be described in words. This is our respect. As doctors, there are some things we need to bear, and patients have a bad attitude. We should reflect on what we have not done well and how to do it better.

Hippocrates, the father of western medicine, once famously said that doctors have three big lies: the first is language, the second is medicine, and the third is scalpel. Language is attitude, and the doctor's attitude determines everything. In today's medical and health circles, many doctor-patient relationships are caused by doctors' bad attitudes and inadequate explanations. The patient came to see a doctor, and we thought it was a minor illness. If you send him away in a few words, it will make the patient feel that the doctor has a bad attitude. Once something goes wrong, the patient will definitely complain.

We should treat the disease seriously and sincerely from the patient's point of view, no matter how big or small it is, and put forward the best treatment plan for the patient. People's hearts are all flesh, and patients will naturally be tolerant of you if they can see what you have done to them. In short, doctors should not only treat diseases, but also treat their hearts. You don't have the skills or ability to do a good job, but you have to have a good service attitude. Maybe you are in a bad mood or tired, but as a doctor, you should be kind and patient when treating patients. Don't put yourself in a high position, look down on the people, and don't treat patients arrogantly. This is the basic quality of professional ethics that doctors should have.

Some people say that an excellent doctor should treat patients' pain as pain, treat each patient sincerely, and try his best to improve their quality of life and prolong their lives. What we need to do is: first, treat patients seriously, serve patients with knowledge and experience, make accurate diagnosis and effective treatment as much as possible, and make patients feel happy that you are here; Second, be sincere and have a good attitude. No matter how busy and tired you are, even if the patient is so verbose that there is misunderstanding, you should try your best to restrain yourself and make the patient feel intimate and at ease. The third is to listen patiently and maintain a tireless attitude towards patients.

Out of concern and suspicion, patients and their relatives will ask questions, and doctors should sit still and listen and respond one by one; The fourth is compassion, caring and helping patients. Some serious illnesses often make farmers financially strapped and have to borrow from the east and the west. Therefore, when seeing a doctor, we should try our best to make a reasonable examination, use drugs rationally, be kind and soft, save as much as possible, and let the small money brought by patients help them solve big problems.