A New Journey of Medical Ethics Education Pathway in China
Journal Title: Medicine and Philosophy - Year 2024, Vol 45, Issue 22
Abstract
In the new era, China's medical ethics education still faces challenges in achieving a balanced transition between theoretical framework development and practical application. From the practical perspective, the main factors affecting the development of medical ethics in China include the gap between medicine and humanity, a lack of medical professionalism education, limited curriculum proportion, and insufficient textbook guidance. Given the context of a new journey of medical ethics education in China, it is essential to reconstruct the education pathway: enriching ethical concepts in medicine through innovative integration; strengthening interdisciplinary mechanisms to create new educational approaches; empowering ethical practice in medicine by establishing evaluation systems. Reshaping medical ethics education and innovating education pathway are necessary to meet the new era's pursuit of national health, inspire reform in medical humanities curricula, and achieve theoretical breakthroughs in the discipline of medical ethics.
Authors and Affiliations
Hongfang SHAO,Xuemei LYU,Zhiguang DUAN,
Keywords
Related Articles
- EP ID EP758798
- DOI -
- Views 27
- Downloads 0
A Discussion on the Contribution of Missionary Bernard Emms Read to the Development of Modern Dietary Therapy in China
After the introduction of modern Western nutritional science to China, it was initially welcomed and promoted by coastal intellectuals, notably Ding Fubao. Unlike Ding Fubao's focus on adopting Western techniques, Bernar...
Research Hotspots and Visual Analysis of Life and Death Education for Medical Students at Home and Abroad
This study utilizes CiteSpace software to explore the current status of domestic and international research on life and death education for medical students, and to predict the future trend of development in this field....
Challenges and Responses to Ethical Governance of Science and Technology in Latecomer Countries
In the face of the risks and ethical challenges posed by emerging science and technology, countries at different stages and levels of development face different governance challenges. The coexistence of "latecomer advant...
A Scoping Review of Stigmatization in Gaming Disorder
This scoping review examines domestic and international research on the stigmatization associated with gaming disorder, exploring its characteristics, causes, effects, and interventions. Ten themes of gaming disorder sti...
Ethical Reflections on Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome Prevention and Control Strategies in China from the Perspective of Decriminalization
This study examines the impact of current regulations in China on human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)/acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS) prevention and control, dissecting their challenges in safeguarding individu...