关键词: 小儿外科学, 多样化教学, 临床见习, 医学教育

Abstract: Objective To assess the impact of multimedia teaching methods,standard patient teaching methods,case teaching methods,and surgical observation teaching methods on clinical probation in pediatric surgery．Methods Pediatric students participating in clinical probation in pediatric surgery in 2022 and 2023 were randomly assigned to either the experimental group or the control group,with 45 students in each group．The experimental group received diversified teaching methods,while the control group received traditional teaching methods．A comparison was made between the two groups regarding theoretical knowledge scores,skill operation scores,clinical knowledge scores,total scores,teacher-student satisfaction levels,and family satisfaction levels of pediatric students．Results The experimental group demonstrated significantly higher theoretical knowledge scores（P<0.05）,skill operation scores（P<0.05）,clinical knowledge scores（P<0.05）,and total scores compared to the control group．In terms of satisfaction evaluation criteria such as teaching style,learning interest,self-evaluation ability,teamwork skills and professional recognition of pediatric surgery（P<0.01）,the experimental group showed significantly higher levels than the control group．There was no significant difference between the two groups regarding teachers’ theoretical knowledge level and enthusiasm score（P>0.05）．However,the teachers in the experimental group scored significantly higher than those in the control group when it came to professional knowledge mastery,clinical practice ability,student learning enthusiasm,and teamwork skills（P>0.05）．Conclusions Implementing diversified teaching approaches during pediatric surgery clinical probation not only enhances theoretical understanding,skills development,and clinical expertise among pediatric students,but also improves overall satisfaction levels for both teachers and students as well as enhances professional recognition of pediatric surgery students．

Key words: pediatric surgery, diversified teaching, clinical probation, medical education