Reflections and Explorations on Medical Talent Education in the Context of “New Medicine”

With the exponential advancement of technology and continuous progress within the medical field, the traditional medical education model demonstrably fails to adequately address the demands of contemporary medical education. “New Medicine” fundamentally emphasizes the holistic development of medical professionals, encompassing humanistic literacy, interdisciplinary competence, and scientific innovation capabilities. This article systematically explores three critical dimensions: the development of humanistic literacy, foundational medical education coupled with clinical skills training, and the development of scientific research proficiency. It subsequently proposes diverse innovative pedagogical approaches and strategic frameworks for talent development. The overarching objective is to cultivate comprehensively capable medical professionals possessing robust medical knowledge, exemplary clinical skills, and substantive research capabilities. Through these deliberate explorations, medical education will be strategically positioned to more effectively satisfy societal requirements for high-level medical professionals, thereby fostering the sustainable advancement of the medical enterprise.

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Journal of Integrated Social Sciences and Humanities
Published
2025-06-30
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https://doi.org/10.62836/jissh.v2i1.452
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Medical Research and Treatments
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Reflections and Explorations on Medical Talent Education in the Context of “New Medicine”

Honejie Luo, Zong Li, Lu Zhang, Shen Yu
Journal of Integrated Social Sciences and Humanities
Medical Research and Treatments
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Reflections and Explorations on Medical Talent Education in the Context of “New Medicine”

Honejie Luo, Zong Li, Lu Zhang, Shen Yu
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Abstract

With the exponential advancement of technology and continuous progress within the medical field, the traditional medical education model demonstrably fails to adequately address the demands of contemporary medical education. “New Medicine” fundamentally emphasizes the holistic development of medical professionals, encompassing humanistic literacy, interdisciplinary competence, and scientific innovation capabilities. This article systematically explores three critical dimensions: the development of humanistic literacy, foundational medical education coupled with clinical skills training, and the development of scientific research proficiency. It subsequently proposes diverse innovative pedagogical approaches and strategic frameworks for talent development. The overarching objective is to cultivate comprehensively capable medical professionals possessing robust medical knowledge, exemplary clinical skills, and substantive research capabilities. Through these deliberate explorations, medical education will be strategically positioned to more effectively satisfy societal requirements for high-level medical professionals, thereby fostering the sustainable advancement of the medical enterprise.

Journal of Integrated Social Sciences and Humanities
National Natural Science Foundation of China, China Postdoctoral Science Foundation, Natural Science Foundation of Sichuan Province, Health Commission of Sichuan Province
Openalex Percentile: Top 73%
Medical Research and Treatments
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