A Study on Implications for K orean M edicine Education by Comparing I nternational Competence Frameworks in Medical Education

Shin, So Young; Park, Jongbae Jay

doi:10.15188/kjopp.2017.02.31.1.36

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2017

DOI: 10.15188/kjopp.2017.02.31.1.36

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A Study on Implications for K orean M edicine Education by Comparing I nternational Competence Frameworks in Medical Education

So Young Shin¹,

Jongbae Jay Park²

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A Survey on the Educational Status of Basic Korean Medicine and Basic Medical Science in Colleges of Korean Medicine in 2020

Kim

Han

2020

J Korean Med

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Objectives: This study was aimed to present a summary and analysis of a survey on the educational status of basic Korean medicine and basic medical science in colleges of Korean medicine nationwide. Methods: The data on the curriculum and weekly education plans were acquired in the first half of 2020. Data showing the educational status and contents of basic Korean medicine and basic medical science were extracted. Results: Most of the colleges were providing a subject-based education. All subjects of basic Korean medicine were included in the required courses for majors, and most of them appeared to have developed and been using common main textbooks and standardized educational contents. However, there were some subjects in which the education period was dispersed until the 3rd and 4th grades, or in which discussions to develop and use common textbooks and standardized educational content were required. Most of the subjects of basic medical science were also educated as required courses for majors, but there were some subjects with a low curriculum establishment rate, and these could be considered as areas to be reinforced first when reorganizing the curriculum. Conclusions: It is expected that the findings of this study would be a basis for exploring the ways to concrete changes that are desirable and also realistically feasible when reorganizing the curriculum of colleges of Korean medicine in the near future.

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A Survey on the Educational Status of Basic Korean Medicine and Basic Medical Science in Colleges of Korean Medicine in 2020

Kim

Han

2020

J Korean Med

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