So, how long does it take for medical students to go through clinical practice?

Peggy has always wanted to write something about the incident involving injured doctors at the Beijing Aerospace General Hospital that was a hot topic a few days ago, either to express condolences or to express some thoughts.

But in fact, the problem of tense doctor-patient relationship has been raised again and again, and some patients have also changed from the original vulnerable group to key elements of "medical troubles".

The profession of a doctor seems to be honorable and prestigious, but with the development of society, there are more and more angry young people, and everyone "stands up" for their own interests, which turns doctors into a new Vulnerable groups.

Is it difficult to be a medical student?

Don’t think that you can become a rising star in the medical field by just surviving. First of all, you need to have an excellent college entrance examination score (this is for doctors, but in fact, the requirements of nurses are also not low).

For medical majors, the score line of the second school is generally higher than the score line of the first school, and the score line of the ordinary first school is 211 school, and the score line of 211 school is comparable to 985, so 985 school...

Medicine is generally divided into a five-year system and an eight-year system. The five-year system is to graduate with a bachelor's degree, and the eight-year system is generally to study for a bachelor's degree and a master's degree (PhD).

The score line for the eight-year program is very high, and students generally need to be ranked in the top 1,000 in the province (large provinces). For example, some netizens on Zhihu said that in Guangdong Province, the eight-year program basically needs to be among the top 1,000 in the province, and the five-year program needs to be among the top 2,000 in the province, and students from other provinces are basically not recruited.

The following are the college entrance examination admission score statistics for high-scoring medical majors in 2018:

Because of the large number of applicants, the admission scores for medical universities are not low every year. Parents and students yell every year: If you persuade people to study medicine, the sky will strike like lightning! But every year, the score line of medical school remains high, attracting a group of top academics.

Yes! The study period for medicine is very long, and from the perspective of recruitment in modern hospitals, you need at least a master's degree to be employed. That is to say, when you decide to study medicine, you have to take the postgraduate entrance examination! (The 8-year system requires you to take the Ph.D. exam! Hhh The score line for a direct doctoral degree in 8 years is prohibitive~)

A general undergraduate degree in medicine requires at least five years, plus a master's degree, a doctorate, etc. Youth is spent studying ~

The shortest time after completing undergraduate, master and doctoral studies in medicine is about 8 years, and then you need to undergo regular training, and some departments require specialized training (such as cardiology).

Medical trainees refer to the three-year standardized training of resident doctors that must be received after medical graduation. The main content of the training is clinical practice, professional required courses, and public required courses. .

Medicine requires clinical experience, so regular training is very important. Some participate in training after getting a job, but most of them first find a hospital to serve as a training trainee, and then find a job.

Some large hospitals now require clinical doctors to do scientific research for two years, that is, they must be off work for two years and enter a laboratory before they can be promoted.

Calculated in this way, the time it takes for a newly admitted medical student to become a clinician is: 8+2+5+2+…=17! Year~

If we calculate based on the average age of 18 years old when going to college, the youngest doctor we see in the outpatient clinic now should be 35 years old!

And your studies in college were also hard.

There are countless exams to face, an average of more than twenty courses per semester, weekends occupied by elective exams, endless morning exercises and evening self-study, heavy recitation tasks, exam periods The study room is overcrowded at two o'clock in the morning... The whole semester is exam week...

Some people say that it is difficult to get out of the singles when studying medicine, because there is no time to get out of the singles. You need to be immersed in the laboratory and cannot extricate yourself. You also need Staying up late doing scientific research and writing papers, you have to... In short, medical students often say goodbye to their mobile phones!

Not only are we single, but we are also old. Not only are we old, we are also poor! It is not easy for the country to train medical students, and it is even more difficult to study medicine~

In order to treat every patient well, the hospital is like a battlefield every day. On average, a clinical outpatient doctor has to see at least 300 patients a day. +Patients, given China’s huge population base, the workload of doctors can be imagined.

Some people say that doctors have high salaries and good benefits, but do we also have to think about if such a large workload and such long working hours are exchanged for such a salary, then the salary per hour is really high? ?

In foreign countries, medical treatment requires an appointment.

In April this year, a 33-year-old Canadian female patient Marilyn posted a video on social media crying: Three years ago, she felt there was something abnormal about her body, so she made an appointment with her family doctor. But because there were so many people queuing up to make an appointment, she waited two years before seeing a doctor.

At this time, she had reached stage 3 cancer. If she could have seen a doctor earlier, her condition would not have been delayed to the advanced stage of the cancer.

Even if medical resources are insufficient, foreign countries do not choose to overload doctors. However, the consequence of this is that the patient's condition cannot be treated promptly and effectively. By the time you see the doctor, you may have missed it. optimal treatment period.

China’s national conditions also determine our medical environment. Our doctors must be overworked, so we need to call in the hospital, and we also need to face the fact that the doctor’s treatment time for each of us may only be 5- 10 minutes, but it’s good that we can get timely treatment.

I saw a medical student on Zhihu saying: Every teacher has said that clinical work is like walking on thin ice. For other work, check one and repair one, for our work, check one and three... A gastroenterology teacher once said with emotion: If I had only cut out the appendix and not continued to explore, you wouldn't be able to see me giving lectures here today...

< p> Doctors are always walking on thin ice after working, but the reason why they can persist is because of love!

In the early days, we thought that becoming a doctor meant having a stable job, a skill, a certain social status, frequent business trips, and health insurance for our loved ones.

With the marketization process of hospitals, the requirements for doctors are getting higher and higher.

Before we treat patients, we are gods, but after treating them, if we prescribe too many medicines or the treatment process is complicated, we may become charlatans.

Giving money is equivalent to curing the disease? In medicine, which is inherently limited, such an equation does not hold.

The hospital’s evaluation system also makes it difficult for doctors to walk on thin ice. Patients can go to the complaint platform to vent their minor dissatisfactions.

We are all trying to persuade people not to study medicine, but what makes medical students persist?

Be a doctor with many abilities, the ability to rescue, the ability to restore, the ability to fight! On the line between life and death, I watched the unruly souls resurrect in my hands...I was so excited that my eyes filled with tears!

Seeing the murder of Dr. Yang Wen, the medical students regretted it!

Medical students also regretted it when they saw that they couldn’t memorize the books during the exam month!

It’s only a short while, Oli! I still want to be a doctor!

Please cherish the medical students around you!

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