Jiangsu Provincial Hospital of Chinese Medicine Launching the Initial Skills and Knowledge Contest for Intern Practitioners
The Jiangsu Provincial Hospital of Chinese Medicine, the first affiliated teaching hospital of NJUCM held its first knowledge and skills contest for intern practitioners. Prof. Yue Wang, Dean, School of the First Clinical Medicine, served as referee for the contest.
The contest was designed to improve the interns’ basic knowledge levels and clinical medical skills. More than 600 students were invited to watch the competition.
The contest was designed to improve the interns’ basic knowledge levels and clinical medical skills. More than 600 students were invited to watch the competition.
Contestant performing CPR skills.
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Jiangsu Provincial Hospital of Chinese Medicine Launching the Initial Skills and Knowledge Contest for Intern Practitioners
发布时间： 2015-10-23 浏览次数： 265
The Jiangsu Provincial Hospital of Chinese Medicine, the first affiliated teaching hospital of NJUCM held its first knowledge and skills contest for intern practitioners. Prof. Yue Wang, Dean, School of the First Clinical Medicine, served as referee for the contest.
The contest was designed to improve the interns’ basic knowledge levels and clinical medical skills. More than 600 students were invited to watch the competition.
Contestant performing CPR skills.
The Jiangsu Provincial Hospital of Chinese Medicine, the first affiliated teaching hospital of NJUCM held its first knowledge and skills contest for intern practitioners. Prof. Yue Wang, Dean, School of the First Clinical Medicine, served as referee for the contest.
The contest was designed to improve the interns’ basic knowledge levels and clinical medical skills. More than 600 students were invited to watch the competition.
The contest was designed to improve the interns’ basic knowledge levels and clinical medical skills. More than 600 students were invited to watch the competition.
Contestant performing CPR skills.