On September 18, the Provincial Hospital Affiliated to Shandong First Medical University (Shandong Provincial Hospital) held pre-job training for medical trainees in the third quarter of 2024。Wang Mo, member of the Party Committee and vice president of the hospital, attended the training and delivered a speech。More than 360 training doctors and grass-roots talents temporary training personnel participated in this training。

　　Vice President Wang Mo said in his speech，The purpose of this training is to comprehensively improve the professional quality and comprehensive ability of medical trainees，Through systematic training, the trainees are familiar with the operating mechanism and various regulations of the hospital，Help it in medical technology, standardized operation and other aspects of continuous progress，Apply relevant knowledge and skills to clinical work，To provide patients with better medical services。

　　Xia Qinghua, director of the Medical Department, focused on the overview of the hospital, the explanation of key rules and regulations, and the comprehensive interpretation and learning of 18 core systems, so that the trainees had a clear understanding of the overall situation of the hospital, and made the training doctors clear about their responsibilities and work requirements in various medical scenarios。

　　The training content is rich and comprehensive, the heads of all functional departments and the backbone of the business department around the medical quality, medical safety, medical ethics, clinical use of tools and other contents, the new batch of medical training personnel to do a systematic pre-job training。

　　The practicing doctors have said that through this training, they have not only been enriched in professional knowledge and skills, but also significantly improved in professional attitude and normative consciousness, which has laid a solid foundation for their study and work in the hospital, which is helpful to efficiently improve their professional ability during the study period and better serve patients。