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Innovative Clinical Research Training for Medical Undergraduates: Enhancing Competency through Authentic Mentorship and Practice

MedXY Editorial Team•Sep 21, 2026•Internal Medicine
Y học dựa trên bằng chứngmedical undergraduatesmentorshipcompetency developmentclinical research education

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  • Development of an innovative clinical research training method embedding authentic trial participation for medical undergraduates.
  • Implementation involved dual mentorship and tiered senior-junior mentoring within a theory-practice-evaluation framework.
  • Quantitative evaluation demonstrated improved research interest, competency, and data accuracy despite a minor trade-off in examination scores.
  • Qualitative feedback highlighted enhanced independent thinking, evidence-based decision-making, and clinical-academic integration.

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