Specialized clinical medicine has a future.
Clinical medicine is the study of basic medicine, clinical medicine, general medicine, disease diagnosis and treatment of basic knowledge and skills, in urban and rural community health centers and other primary health care institutions such as clinical diagnosis and treatment of diseases.
For example, the diagnosis and treatment of basic diseases such as colds, fevers, and traumas, the prevention and control of infectious and epidemiological diseases, and first aid for critical illnesses such as heart attacks and blood clots.
Courses offered: human anatomy, physiology, pathology, pharmacology, diagnostics, internal medicine, surgery, obstetrics and gynecology, pediatrics, preventive medicine, general medicine, etc.
Clinical medicine is the science of studying the causes, diagnosis, treatment and prognosis of diseases, improving clinical treatment and promoting human health.
Clinical that is, "in the bed" meaning, it is based on the patient's clinical manifestations, from a holistic point of view, combined with the study of disease etiology, pathogenesis and pathological process, and then determine the diagnosis, through prevention and treatment to minimize the disease, reduce the patient's pain, restore the patient's health, and protect the labor force. Clinical medicine is directly facing the disease, the patient, the patient directly implement the science of treatment.
In the 16th century, during the Renaissance, medical stereotypes were broken, resulting in human anatomy. 17th century, physiology was established. 18th century, pathological anatomy was established. 19th century, cytology and bacteriology have made great progress.
Basic medicine and clinical medicine gradually become two independent disciplines, math, biology, physics, chemistry and other aspects of the great progress for the emergence of modern clinical medicine has laid a solid foundation.
Medicine is a scientific system and practical activity aimed at protecting and strengthening human health, preventing and treating diseases. Clinical medicine mainly refers to the part of medicine that focuses on practical activities. Clinical medicine is the science that directly faces diseases and patients and directly implements treatments to patients.
Clinical medicine needs to treat patients on the basis of the knowledge gained from basic medicine, and the relationship between the two is similar to that between basic science and applied science.
However, it should also be noted that the relationship between basic medicine and clinical medicine is quite different. Basic medicine and clinical medicine have the mission of recognizing the life activities of human body (mainly healthy people, including patients) and discovering the laws thereof, while clinical medicine is the only way to discover the diseases, which provides rich research materials for the development of medicine.