Abstract:Background Standardized patient(SP)is widely recognized in medical education and assessment due to their compliance with modern medical ethical standards,effective simulation of clinical scenarios,and objective evaluation.Currently,although a standardized training system for SP has been established,there is still room for improvement in their performance skills and feedback abilities.Objective To explore the implementation pathways of integrating narrative-medicine-based teaching(NMBT)into the standardized SP training system,in order to promote the cultivation of professional clinical medical talents.Methods The experimental group:SP trained with NMBT for students from the 2019 class of Clinical Medicine,in consultaion teaching;the control group:SP trained with conventional methods for students from the 2018 class of Clinical Medicine,in consultaion teaching.The specific implementation steps of integrating NMBT into standardized SP training include:watching medical stories to deepen the empathy of SP;writing reflections on stories to internalize narrative skills;discussing and sharing stories to enhance the empathy and professional identity of SP.The clinical interview scores of the two groups of students in the undergraduate level test were compared,as well as the students'satisfaction.Results The experimental group scored higher(89.42±8.52)than the control group(85.76±7.89),with P<0.001.The satisfaction level of SP teaching in NMBT training was significantly higher than that of the control group in terms of performance authenticity,teaching attractiveness,promotion of communication skills,and cultivation of clinical thinking.Conclusion This study focuses on the deficiencies in the application of SP,reforms the traditional training model by integrating NMBT to enhance the teaching effectiveness of SP,and aims to improve the practical skills of clinical medical professionals and build a harmonious doctor-patient relationship.

Abstract:The eight-year clinical medical student education aimed at cultivating high-quality medical elite talents.The eight-year medical professional study requires the integration of medical humanity education into all stages of basic,clinical,and experimental research,so as to cultivate high-quality medical professionals with medical humanity qualities while deeply studying medical professional knowledge and skills.This article starts with the necessity and current problems of humanistic education for eight-year clinical medical students,and proposes a whole process education and implementation path for them,building a solid humanistic foundation in the basic medical stage,deepening humanistic practice in the clinical medical stage,implementing animal care and adhering to scientific integrity in the experimental research stage.By implementing the whole process education of humanistic medicine,the humanistic quality of eight-year clinical medical students can be improved,and high-quality medical talents with comprehensive development can be cultivated.

Abstract:Technological progress drives profound changes in the medical model,and traditional medicine faces severe challenges in integrating with the modern medical system due to insufficient theoretical inheritance and innovation,lack of clinical standardization mechanisms,and limited international promotion.As an important component of human medical civilization,traditional medicine urgently needs to break through its limitations,and the rapid development of technologies such as gene editing,artificial intelligence,and telemedicine provides historical opportunities for its transformation.This study is based on literature analysis of the development of traditional medicine,combined with innovative cases,systematically analyzes policy texts,and constructs an evidence-based evaluation model,aiming to reveal the core contradictions and feasible paths of the modernization transformation of traditional medicine.Research has found that traditional medicine can achieve theoretical,clinical,and international collaborative breakthroughs through the dual drive of technology empowerment and standard reconstruction.Research has confirmed that the deep integration of traditional medicine and modern technology can not only effectively compensate for the shortcomings of theoretical inheritance and insufficient evidence of therapeutic effects,but also provide unique solutions for addressing global health challenges such as chronic disease prevention and control,unequal medical resources,and ultimately achieve strategic upgrading from cultural resources to scientific assets,providing indispensable Eastern wisdom for global health governance by reshaping the international medical discourse system.

Abstract:In this interview,Professor Ronald Schleifer describes his interdisciplinary teaching and scholarship,which he has pursued with active professionals in healthcare.The interview describes healthcare"problems"addressed from the vantages of scientific biomedicine,the practical work of clinical medicine,and experiential understandings of humanities:such experience includes suffering,pain,death and dying,interviewing patients of different cultural and educational backgrounds,professional burnout in American medicine.As well as examining what clinical medicine can learn from the humanities,Professor Schleifer discusses what literary studies can learn from the practical work of healthcare.He also emphasizes how the humanities analyze narrative in ways that can help healthcare professionals become better listeners;and how the"parallel charts"-which Dr.Rita Charon describes as caretakers'responses to patients parallel to the medical condition on the official medical"chart"-offer an informative example of interdisciplinary work in the clinic.He concludes with a glance at his current project that focuses on touching and human contact in the clinic and in the arts.

Abstract:Shenzhen writer Li Lan-ni has always paid attention to and written about depression from the dual perspectives of"patient"and"writer".The three works,No One in the Wilderness,I am Sick because of Love and Wild Light,show the practical path from self-help to mutual assistance.Li La-ni always takes personal experience of illness and pain as the starting point,and forms a writing mode of"Disease Chronicles"with mixed styles,diverse narrative perspectives,emotional experience and knowledge popularization.Taking"self-salvation"as the starting point,Li Lan-ni traces the mental trauma of several generations of families and even nationalities in the time dimension,and makes regional observations from south to north in spatial coordinates.In the practice of fighting stigma and prejudice,Li Lan-ni presents the possibility of establishing a social relief system for mental illness through her writing.

Abstract:Disease writing often appeared in the ancient Chinese retirement memorial to the throne,and a relatively fixed writing template had been formed by the Ming Dynasty,which also conveyed subtle mentality and complex thoughts in different historical contexts.During the Great Ritual period in the years of Jiajing in Ming Dynasty,cabinet ministers such as Yang Tinghe,Jiang Mian,Fei Hong,and Yang Yiqing repeatedly presented memorials to the throne,begging for retirement.In these memorials,the disease writing followed a fixed pattern and routine,expressing the ministers'willingness to reform and their attitude toward the new emperor.Shizong's replies to the disease writing also carried a strong personal touch,offering insights into Shizong's scruples and reliance on the cabinet ministers at the beginning of his reign.The cabinet ministers'memorial to the throne and Shizong's replies together reflect the competition between the chief ministers and the emperor during the shift in scholar-bureacrat tendencies in the years of Jiajing,providing a useful supplement to understanding the relationship between monarchical power and bureaucratic power in antiquity.

Abstract:Medical humanism emphasizes the attention to the holistic needs of patients in medical practice,including physical,psychological,social and spiritual care.In omnimedia information proves medical humanities from the omnimedia Propagation;it adopts a variety of media expression means and integrates different media forms.The omnimedia can provide new communication and education tools for medical humanities and help to better Propagation the ideas of medical humanities.The promotion of medical humanistic spirit needs the shaping,dissemination and expression of various media.How to carry forward the medical humanistic spirit under the background and perspective of the omnimedia Propagation is the theme of the times and the requirement of development.From the aspects of content production,hot response,typical shaping and platform empowerment,this paper expounds the path and way to enhance medical humanistic care from the perspective of the omnimedia Propagation.

Abstract:Dialect communication barriers are currently the main issue in doctor-patient communication,directly affecting surgical safety and patient satisfaction.Clinically,this manifests as misunderstandings between medical staff and patients,extended communication time,higher operational risks,as well as patients'nervousness and lower compliance with cooperation.In practice,by introducing narrative medicine theory under the guidance of a humanistic practice model,our department has implemented several measures,including training staff in commonly used dialect phrases,asking questions in alternative ways,making full use of gestures,written communication,and translation tools,and conducting thorough preoperative education.These efforts have effectively overcome dialect communication barriers,thereby improving surgical safety and patient satisfaction.

Abstract:Based on cultural communication theory,this study systematically explores optimization pathways for emotional design of hospital wayfinding signage systems within the framework of Traditional Chinese Medicine(TCM)culture,using The Hospital of integrated traditional chinese and western medicine as a case study.Through literature analysis to review domestic and international research status,field investigations to examine existing signage issues,and comparative case studies of exemplary designs,the research identifies prevalent problems including insufficient cultural attributes,disorganized spatial layouts,and inadequate human-centered design.Incorporating the TCM concept of"harmony between heaven and humanity"within the three-level theoretical framework of emotional design,the study innovatively proposes improvement solutions integrating TCM cultural elements such as the Five-Element color system and yin-yang balanced composition.Empirical results demonstrate that the optimized wayfinding system significantly reduces patient anxiety indices,steadily improves medical service satisfaction,and effectively enhances hospital cultural communication.The findings provide theoretical foundations and practical paradigms for cultural communication and emotional experience design in healthcare spaces.

Abstract:This paper explores the dialogue and tension between Chinese folk disease narratives and Rita Charon's narrative medical theory from a cross-cultural comparative perspective.The Charon theory emphasizes the role of language narrative in constructing the meaning of diseases,but there are significant differences between its Western individualistic assumptions and the collectivist logic of Chinese folk narratives.Chinese folk narratives transform disease experiences into cultural symbol systems through nonverbal rituals and hidden ethical grammar,achieving the restoration of ethical order and the maintenance of community identity.The healing strategy of Chinese folk narrative not only supplements the intersubjective framework of Charon's theory,but also provides a localized medical humanities practice paradigm—through the reproduction of cultural symbols and the adjustment of ethical relationships,it achieves localized interpretation of disease meaning and resonance with life experience.

Abstract:As an important tool in the medical field,nuclear medicine technologies not only enhance diagnostic and therapeutic level but also pose unique occupational health challenges.In China,hospital nuclear medicine departments confront the multiple pressure of excessive clinical workloads and radiation protection demands.Radiological workers face significant occupational health burdens,which give rise to non-negligible physical and psychological stress,and may even lead to occupational burnout when such stress accumulates over time.Given the unique risks associated with this occupational group,it is necessary to establish a multi-dimensional occupational health protection system from the perspectives of safety protection,psychological intervention and humanistic care,and effectively protect the occupational safety and health of radiological workers.

Abstract:During the New Democratic Revolution,the Communist Party of China forged a series of great spirits in the revolutionary struggle that will go down in history,such as Yan'an Spirit,Long March Spirit,Xibaipo Spirit,and the Spirit of the Resistance against Japanese Aggression,which have collectively constituted the spiritual lineage of the Communist Party of China and forged the distinct political character of the Party.During this period,the unique Red Medical Spirit was also formed.And its connotation was condensed with four core characteristics:political firmness and ideological excellence;primacy of life and the duty of saving lives;hard work,selfless dedication;sense of innovation,excellent technology.It is a monument of thought integrating ideal beliefs,value orientations,work styles,and humanistic care,forged by countless medical workers under the leadership of the Communist Party of China with their lives.It is also a symbol of the Chinese spirit in the fields of medical services and medical education.Embarking on the new journey to build a modern socialist strong country,we should vigorously uphold Red Medical Spirit during revolutionary and deeply understand its connotation.We should constantly improve the professional ethics of medical workers and inject new impetus for building a harmonious doctor-patient relationship and realizing the goal of building a healthy China.

Abstract:This paper aims to explore pathways to enhance the effectiveness of legal education for medical students within the perspective of political education,in order to strengthen the overall efficacy of political education and facilitate the comprehensive development of medical students.The study proposes and elaborates an integrated strategy for implementing legal education for medical students within the framework of political education,namely the"integration of affect and law","integration of morality and law","integration of skill and law",and"integration of humanistic cultivation and law".Through the organic combination of these four dimensions,it can effectively activate the intrinsic motivation of legal education,elevate students'legal cognition,affective identification,and practical ability.Consequently,this enhances the practical effectiveness of legal education,ultimately improves its quality,ensures the overall effectiveness of political education,and promotes the comprehensive development of medical students.

Abstract:The digital transformation of age-friendly hospitals extends beyond the mere optimization of medical procedures and the routine upgrading of infrastructure.It represents a systematic response to the pain points and challenges encountered by elderly patients,aiming to address their diverse and personalized healthcare needs through an integration of technological innovation and humanistic care.Based on a survey conducted in H City,this paper examines the current status and key challenges faced by age-friendly hospitals within the context of digital reform.It further proposes targeted strategies,including the optimization of healthcare service processes for older adults,the enhancement of age-friendly environments,the strengthening of geriatric workforce development,and the establishment of a comprehensive evaluation system for age-friendly hospital development,with the aim of providing practical guidance for their future high-quality advancement.

Abstract:The construction of"grand ideological and political education"emphasizes the integration of theory and practice,systematic construction,and the strengthening of the ideological and political teaching faculty,charting the course for advancing ideological and political education.Medical colleges and universities often encounter practical challenges in promoting medical humanities education,including the weak integration of ideological and political theories with clinical practice,over-reliance on classroom-based teaching content,the absence of effective mechanisms for social practice,limitations of purely quantitative evaluation methods in assessing pedagogical effectiveness,insufficient medical contextual knowledge among specialized ideological-political teachers,and inadequate ideological-political competencies among clinical instructors.This article positions social practice as a pivotal driver for enhancing medical humanities education in ideological and political education reform.By proposing a"one-center,three-pillar"practical strategy-centered on an integrated practice-based education system and supported by three pillars:an evaluation index system for practice education,a collaborative teacher community for holistic education,and advanced educational technologies-the paper explores its significance and role in medical humanities education.This approach fully leverages the unique value of social practice in advancing medical education reform and cultivating medical talents,providing innovative perspectives and practical experiences for training high-quality medical professionals with both ethical integrity and professional excellence.

Abstract:Background In contemporary society,the demand for psychological comfort is increasing steadily.How medical institutions can more effectively provide reassurance to both healthcare providers and patients is a critical direction that needs to be explored during the current transition from"Physical Treatment"to"Holistic Support for both Body and Mind".Objective This study aims to explore the development of a new healthcare model that integrates mind-body support by analyzing the positive impacts of such support activities on both healthcare professionals and patients who participate in them.Methods This research project involves a multidisciplinary New Year's Eve event designed to integrate medicine,psychology and sociology,aiming to provide comprehensive mind-body support.The study employs participatory observation and semi-structured interviews to collect data on the physical and psychological states of participating healthcare professionals and patients and further analyzes the dynamic changes before and after the event then conduct thematic categorization of interview conclusions drawing on the Colaizzi's method.Results Through participatory observation,it was found that participants gradually lowered their psychological defenses and entered a state of relaxation as they progressed through various stages of the event.Semi-structured interviews revealed that such mind-body supporting activities are beneficial in alleviating the physical and psychological discomfort experienced by healthcare professionals and patients.Analysis using Colaizzi's method identified several positive themes—support,validation,empowerment,community,and joy—which can be achieved through mind-body supporting activities within a medical setting.Conclusion Mind-body supporting activities have positive implications for enhancing the mental health of healthcare professionals and patients,improving bodily awareness and alleviating discomfort,and fostering better relationships between healthcare providers and patients.Such activities hold significant value as a reference for the development of novel healthcare models in the future.

Abstract:Marx's concept of science and technology is an important theoretical cornerstone for the development of medical technology,and the principle of"human-centeredness"embedded in his concept of science and technology has constructed the ethical direction of the development of medical technology.At present,the real application of medical technology is affected by the alienation of technology,which reveals the problems of the capitalization of medical technology application and the lack of patients'subjective status,the rationalization of medical technology tools and the severance of the sense of humanistic care in medicine,and the contradiction between the rapid development of medical technology and the lagging behind of ethics and morality,and so on.Adhering to Marx's view of science and technology as a guide,improving the responsibility awareness of medical technology developers,and perfecting the regulatory system of medical technology application can effectively prevent and deal with the ethical risks faced by medical technology in its application,so as to better maintain the health of human beings.

Abstract:In this interview,Professor Ronald Schleifer describes his interdisciplinary teaching and scholarship,which he has pursued with active professionals in healthcare.The interview describes healthcare"problems"addressed from the vantages of scientific biomedicine,the practical work of clinical medicine,and experiential understandings of humanities:such experience includes suffering,pain,death and dying,interviewing patients of different cultural and educational backgrounds,professional burnout in American medicine.As well as examining what clinical medicine can learn from the humanities,Professor Schleifer discusses what literary studies can learn from the practical work of healthcare.He also emphasizes how the humanities analyze narrative in ways that can help healthcare professionals become better listeners;and how the"parallel charts"-which Dr.Rita Charon describes as caretakers'responses to patients parallel to the medical condition on the official medical"chart"-offer an informative example of interdisciplinary work in the clinic.He concludes with a glance at his current project that focuses on touching and human contact in the clinic and in the arts.

Abstract:Improving the quality of Party construction is an inevitable requirement for adhering to and strengthening the Party's overall leadership over public hospitals and promoting the high-quality development of hospitals.In the face of the current practical problems of Party construction in public hospitals,such as lack of innovation in work,"two skins"between Party construction and business,and weak construction of Party construction team.Relying on the theory of"three factors"of traditional Chinese medicine,Nanning Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine has built a new model for improving the quality of Party construction in public hospitals from the three dimensions of time,local and person,and ensured the high-quality development of various undertakings of the hospital with high-quality Party construction.

Abstract:Objective To explore the applicability of the Regulations on the Prevention and Handling of Medical Disputes among medical professionals in hospitals at different levels in Guangxi,and proposes recommendations for improving the medical dispute prevention and resolution mechanisms.Methods A combination of questionnaires and interviews was conducted with medical staff from healthcare institutions of varying levels in Guangxi.Exploratory factor analysis(EFA)was applied to reduce data dimensionality,extracting four common factors for assessing the applicability of the regulations:legal awareness,perception of doctor-patient relationships,dispute resolution mechanisms,and medical risk prevention.Chi-square tests were utilized for statistical analysis.Results Significant differences were observed in the applicability of the regulations among medical staff from hospitals of different levels.Conclusion Relevant authorities should strengthen the promotion and training of legal regulations across all levels of medical institutions,clarify legal responsibilities for both healthcare providers and patients,and enhance the promotion of medical risk-sharing mechanisms at the societal level.Additionally,efforts should be made to refine diversified medical dispute mediation mechanisms,collectively providing a robust legal framework to support the advancement of the Healthy China initiative.