The General Practice Clinical Training Program at the First Affiliated Hospital, Zhejiang University School of Medicine aims to provide training in the field of general practice for outstanding medical students and general practitioners from various regions around the world. The training content covers the diagnosis and management of ( Medical unspecified disease, MUD ) in general practice, chronic diseases, and multimorbidity, as well as how to integrate concepts such as narrative medicine and integrative medicine into general practice.

Mission: Committed to the cultivation of outstanding general practitioners.

Target Audience:

1. Medical students who have completed their theoretical courses and clinical internships in clinical medicine.

2. Physicians currently undergoing standardized residency training in general practice.

3. General practitioners who have completed standardized training in general practice.

1. Gain a comprehensive understanding of Chinese general practitioner training system and work environment;

2. Unde

Project Vision:

To enhance collaboration and exchange among general practitioners from both domestic and int

3-12 months

• Fellows: Eligible applicants for a specialized training program in MUD within general practice must have completed a general practice specialty physician training program at an accredited institution.

• Residents: To qualify for a specialty training program in MUD within general practice, applicants must successfully complete a residency training program in general medicine at an accredited institution. Your general practice training can be accomplished through the First Affiliated Hospital of Zhejiang University or other accredited general practice medical education programs.

• Students:

1. Must be a graduating student: Applicants must be in their final year of medical school at the time of planning to participate in the specialty rotation. This means that by the start of the clinical elective, you have completed all core/required internship rotations.

2. Approval from the medical school: A letter from the medical school's academic affairs office is required, stating that you are a graduating student, your expected graduation date, that you have a good academic standing, and that you meet all the requirements to complete elective courses to earn academic credits.

Training covers the following clinical areas: undifferentiated diseases, multimorbidity, and chronic disease management techniques:

1. Patient-doctor communication skills;

2. Psychotherapy skills: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Interpersonal Therapy (IPT), etc.

Monday

Week 1: Introduction and Welcome, Overview and Objectives of the Program, Department Introduction

Weekly: Multidisciplinary Team (MDT) Meetings, Complex Case Studies

Weekly: One-on-One Mentorship Training:

Topic: MUD

Tuesday

Weekly: Outpatient Observation, Academic Lectures, Basic General Practice Skills Training

Bi-weekly: Research Training:

Main Topic: Chronic Disease Risk Assessment

Wednesday

Weekly: Clinical Rounds and Observations, Case Discussions

Bi-weekly: Typical Case Scenario Teaching

Weekly: Lectures:

Topics: MUD, Multimorbidity

Thursday

Weekly: Teaching Rounds

Topics: MUD, Chronic Diseases

Friday

Weekly: Journal Club, Clinical Rounds, Clinical Skills Training, Special Task Training

Final Week: Summary and Reflection, Participant Presentations or Discussions on Key Takeaways, Feedback Session

After the training, the project team will conduct assessments through written exams and the submission of reports.

Fees：The program is free of charge.

Ying Liu, +86 13819150542