The minimum training capacity of the Internal Medicine Specialty Base is not less than 20 people.
1. Internal medicine is a key specialty in medical schools, and its training requires a corresponding teaching practice base. The National Health Council stipulates that the minimum training capacity of an internal medicine specialty base should be no less than 20 people. That is to say, when the internal medicine base formally enrolls students for training, it needs to ensure that the number of students in each grade is not less than 20, so as to provide sufficient teaching resources and rich teaching practice opportunities, and to ensure that the students can obtain comprehensive and systematic knowledge and clinical skills in internal medicine.
2. However, some high-level bases specializing in internal medicine may increase their training capacity in the light of the actual situation, so as to better meet the needs of the development of local medical and health care services.
Introduction of Internal Medicine Specialty Bases:
1. Internal medicine specialty bases are places in medical schools used for teaching practice and clinical training of internal medicine students. They are usually set up in large general hospitals or medical institutions to provide students with all-round, multi-level theoretical education and practical training.
2. Internal medicine specialty bases generally include internal medicine outpatient departments, inpatient wards, emergency departments, intensive care units, imaging disciplines, laboratories, and many other departments. These departments are able to provide students with comprehensive internal medicine diagnostic and therapeutic services and help students master the core knowledge and skills of the internal medicine discipline.
3. Internal medicine specialty sites also have a high level of medical care and teaching resources. They are usually staffed with a cadre of highly qualified medical specialists and professors and have advanced medical equipment and laboratories that can provide students with a first-class educational and training experience. Internal medicine specialty bases can also provide a platform for collaboration between medical schools and local healthcare organizations. The base can work closely with local healthcare organizations at all levels to ****together promote the development of the internal medicine discipline and the advancement of healthcare.