Construction and practice of a standardized training system for outpatient clinics based on the cultivation of TCM thinking

Abstract

Abstract In order to explore a new model of talent training that integrates the cultivation of Chinese medical thinking and training, and to further standardize the work of the outpatient staff. This paper analyzes in detail the clinical thinking skills of TCM and divides them into 3 parts, namely theory, operation and thinking skills. Quantification of clinical thinking skills of TCM outpatient clinic staff by MEA algorithm. From the perspective of TCM thinking cultivation, a three-tier B/S architecture was used to design a standardized training system for TCM outpatient clinics. The results of the experiment showed that without any training, Nurse Wang’s scores on the written, operational and thinking skills exams remained the same. After routine TCM thinking development, Nurse Wu’s TCM written, operational and thinking skills scores improved by 3.15, 3.44 and 4.32 points, respectively. The improvement in performance after training was small and P > 0.05. Nurse Qian improved her TCM written, operational, and thinking skills scores by 6.44, 7.56, and 10.44 points, respectively, through the outpatient standardized training system, with the highest scores and P < 0.05. This verifies that the use of TCM outpatient standardized training system can solve the problems of insufficient TCM thinking cultivation and low TCM theoretical operation level, and provide platform support for the new model of high-level TCM clinical talent training reform.