Research on Teaching of Basic Surgery
Abstract
Doctors are scarce resources in society, so strengthening medical education and improving ability of medical staff are important contents of the whole society. Surgical training is an important part of basic surgical teaching and a way for medical students to become qualified surgeons. Therefore, this article focuses on the operation training in the teaching of basic surgical science, and discusses the teaching problems and teaching strategies.
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