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QT21
Preferred Label
undergraduate
étudiant en médecineCategory label
Undergraduate in medicineEtudiant en médecineQ-Code supplementary keywords
clerkshipstudentundergraduateexterne de médecine généraleQ-Code scope note
period of medical education in a medical school. In the United States it follows the baccalaureate degree and precedes the granting of the M.D.(MeSH)étudiant en période de formation médicale dans une école de médecine. Aux États-Unis, il suit le baccalauréat et précède l'octroi du titre de docteur en médecine (MeSH)Q-Code conceptual content
ATTITUDE ; state of mind or feeling for or against something which predisposes to particular responses. It involves emotions (feelings) and knowledge (or beliefs) about the object and emanate in behaviour. It is not inherited but learnt and, though relatively stable, is modifiable by education or experience. One of the three main goals in medical education (together with skills and knowledge).(Woncadic)Bachelor degree ; Following the Bologna Declaration 1999 to create a “European Higher Educa- tion Area” by 2010, the first basic part in each curriculum should preferable have 3 years and 180 study points. (EURACT 2014)Basic medical education, BME ; The part of the medical curriculum that relates to all medical students, to give a sound basis for further vocational or specialty training. The European Union claims a minimum of six years of BME. . (EURACT 2014) CLINICAL CLERKSHIP a period in the medical curriculum during which the student is attached to a GP/FP or a hospital ward. (Woncadic)CORE CURRICULUM common elements in the curriculum of an educational institution, which are studied by all students (Wonca Dic.);Education, Medical, Undergraduate
The period of medical education in a medical school. In the United States it follows the baccalaureate degree and precedes the granting of the M.D.(MeSH)UNDERGRADUATE
a student at a university, college, or medical school, who has not yet received the first, or bachelor's, degree. (Wonca Dic.);
UMLS CUI
C0038492
CISMeF synonym
second cycle des études de médecineBibliographic link
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