One thing that I noticed stressed in the sources I found was that a physician should always know exactly what the patients' illness is and treatment options. If you've ever been given bad news or been around when someone is receiving bad news, you may notice the doctor glancing at the patient's chart. In medical schools, they teach that this is the worst thing you can do when giving bad news because it gives the patient the impression that you didn't even care enough to find out what they're dying from. Also, reading off of a chart increases the chances that you will use medical terms and it creates a barrier between you and the patient so you can't fully gauge their reactions.
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If I were the President, I would establish a course on history in medical schools.
如果我是校长，我定会在医学校开设历史这门课。
In medical schools across Europe, the restrictions on human dissection loosened, opening the floodgates of discovery.
整个欧洲的医学校，人体解剖的限制开始松懈。这打开了发现的闸门。
In response, some hospitals have begun limiting the use of electronic devices in critical settings, while schools have started reminding medical students to focus on patients instead of devices.
作为回应，一些医院已经开始限制在关键场合使用电子设备，而学校也开始提醒医学生关注病人而不是设备。
All fifty states require at least one year of hospital work for doctors-in-training educated at medical schools in the United States.
VOA: special.2010.07.13
Dr.Sullivan says there will be a chronic shortage of doctors in the country as a whole, as more medical schools transform from training and education, into medical research.
VOA: standard.2010.03.05
Sullivan,who also served as dean of the historically African-American Morehouse College School of Medicine, says medical schools are beginning to incorporate this concept in educating and training the next generation of health care professionals, regardless of their race.
VOA: standard.2010.03.05
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