| Literature DB >> 34854213 |
Jie Ma1, Xugan Jiang1, Jia Wang1, Zhaofeng Liang1, Zixuan Sun1, Hui Qian1, Aihua Gong1.
Abstract
In order to cultivate the ability of independent learning and lifelong learning of medical students, improve the ability of students to analyze and solve problems, improve the competence of medical talents and cultivate high-level and innovative talents, we have constructed the blended teaching model of "Clinical Case Investigation-Online Open Course Learning-Classroom PBL Seminar-After-Class Health Education". At the same time, an ability-oriented performance evaluation system improved the teaching quality feedback system has also established. This article introduces the construction and application of the blended teaching model, as well as the problems it faces, provides a theoretical basis for the optimization and improvement of this model. It also provides a model theory and practical basis for creating a blended online and offline "golden course" for the professional courses of medical laboratory technology.Entities:
Keywords: MOOC; application; blended teaching model; clinical biochemistry; construction
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Year: 2021 PMID: 34854213 PMCID: PMC9300038 DOI: 10.1002/bmb.21591
Source DB: PubMed Journal: Biochem Mol Biol Educ ISSN: 1470-8175 Impact factor: 1.369
FIGURE 1The flow chart of blended teaching model. From community epidemiological investigation to online self‐learning to offline seminar learning to lectures and posters, realized the conversion of perceptual knowledge learning to ability transformation. A new education model centered on “prevention‐disease‐health” has been realized. First, we organized students to enter the community before class, and conducted interviews and questionnaire surveys on some common diseases and chronic diseases, so that students formed a perceptual understanding. Second, we used high‐quality network resources to allow students to preview first, and then used offline classrooms to explain important and difficult knowledge combined with PBL, so that students could discuss relevant cases. This was the process of rational thinking. Finally, they returned to the clinic and conducted health education activities through practice, lectures, posters, and other forms. This was also the real link in their ability transformation and enhanced their sense of social responsibility
The knowledge points of the online course
| Chapter | Chapter name | |
|---|---|---|
| Chapter One | Introduction | |
| The evaluation of test methods | Chapter Two | Quality Management of Clinical Biological Laboratory |
| Chapter Three | Performance evaluation of Methodology and reagent kits | |
| Chapter Four | Diagnostic performance evaluation of diagnostic items | |
| The application technology of biochemical testing | Chapter Five | Enzymology test technology |
| Chapter Six | Automated analysis technology | |
| Chapter Seven | Clinical Biochemical Tests of Plasma Protein and Amino Acid Metabolism | |
| Chapter Eight | Clinical Biochemical Tests of Glucose Metabolism | |
| Chapter Nine | Clinical Biochemical Tests of Lipid Metabolism | |
| Chapter Ten | Clinical Biochemical Tests of Acid–base Balance | |
| Chapter Eleven | Clinical Biochemical Tests of Trace Elements and Vitamin Metabolism | |
| Chapter Twelve | Clinical Biochemical Tests of Serum Enzymes | |
| The biochemical testing of tissue, organ, and system diseases | Chapter Thirteen | Clinical Biochemical Tests of Bone Metabolism |
| Chapter Fourteen | Clinical Biochemical Tests of Hepatobiliary Diseases | |
| Chapter Fifteen | Clinical Biochemical Tests for Kidney Diseases | |
| Chapter Sixteen | Clinical Biochemical Tests of Cardiovascular Diseases | |
| Chapter Seventeen | Clinical Biochemical Tests for Endocrine Diseases | |
| The biochemical testing of diseases at specific growth stages | Chapter Eighteen | Clinical Biochemical Tests for Pregnant Women and Fetuses |
| Chapter Nineteen | Clinical Biochemical Tests for Childhood Diseases | |
| Chapter Twenty | Clinical Biochemical Tests for Geriatric Diseases | |
| Experiment course | Chapter Twenty‐one | Clinical Biochemical experiments |
FIGURE 2Online questionnaire survey. (a) Whether instructor took seriously to the course, (b) has the independent ability been improved, and (c) satified with blended teaching
FIGURE 3Score distribution statistics. (a) Students who had taught by this new teaching model, 74 students in total. (b) Students who had gone through the traditional teaching model, 104 students in total