| 英文摘要 |
How to nourish today's medical students to become tomorrow's good doctors is a diffcult task. It was found in literature that educating students treat patients as teachers not only strengthened medical skill learning but also develops students' attitude to serve patients as relatives. This study intended to investigate the effect of a course ''Standing by the Patients'' on medical students. Learning over a two-year period, 138 medical students taking the course were invited to respond open-ended questionnaires. The data collected were analyzed on the basis of social constructivism. The results are classified into four main parts, consisting of 32 subcategories. Which can be boiled down to a new understanding of doctor-patient relationship. After the hands-on experience of caring the invalid, could respect patients as their knowledgeable others and are more ready and willing to listen to them and to learn from them. In summary, the course ''Standing by the Patients'' is beneficial for medical student's learning. The findings of this study hopefully may provide useful information for the advancement of medical education. |