英文摘要 |
Objective: To understand the current situation and problems of applying narrative medicine to medical humanities education in the context of healthy China. Methods: Literature analysis. Results: At present, there are many problems in medical humanistic education, involving the learners themselves, educators, social influences and other aspects. These problems include weak teachers or insufficient investment in humanistic education, unreasonable humanistic curriculum, one-way teaching model, lack of innovation, and poor teaching effect, students’ not paying enough attention to humanistic knowledge, students’ lack of humanistic spirit or humanistic quality, hospitals or schools not paying enough attention to humanistic education, and theory and practice not being organically integrated. As the main body of medical education, medical colleges have not paid enough attention to narrative medical education. Conclusion: Narrative medicine through listening to patients was ignored. The emotional factors should be paid attention to, and the patients’ narrative content should be reproduced, so that the association with patients’ empathy and the belonging relationship can be established. Hence, the mutual trust between patients and doctors can be established, patients can get good medical treatment, doctors can get experience career satisfaction, and finally the real landing of medical humanities concern can be achieved. In medical humanities education, narrative medicine content should be added by means of careful reading of literary works and writing. It is suggested that the narrative ability of medical students should be cultivated as soon as possible. |