Cloud teaching conveys care and clinical research does not stop
During the COVID-19 prevention and control period, tutors from Peking University Third Hospital remotely guided the clinical work and research of graduate students through online videos, cloud group meetings, online classes, etc. Care about the physical and mental health of students. Although teachers and students are scattered all over the country, they continue to care for each other and teach unabatedly, achieving "non-stop teaching after delay, non-stop learning after delay, and non-stop research after delay" and achieving "no lowering of standards, non-stop learning, and non-stop research" ".
Closely integrate with the actual situation of the epidemic, teach doctors their responsibilities by words and deeds, and guide attention to scientific research focus
Since the outbreak, 137 medical staff from the Third Hospital of Peking University have rushed to the rescue of Wuhan. They are wearing white armor, marching against the grain, setting up a critical care ward, and racing against time to treat critically ill patients. patient. President Qiao Jie of Peking University Third Hospital and Vice President Shen Ning have been at the forefront of the epidemic since February 1, leading the national medical team aiding Hubei of Peking University Third Hospital to fight the epidemic bravely.
In this special period, whether on the front line or behind the scenes, tutors still insist on guiding students every week through video conferences, cloud group meetings, etc., caring about students' lives, planning the progress of the project, and helping students solve various problems encountered in the project research. problems, and guide students to actively review literature, gain an in-depth understanding of COVID-19, and develop scientific research ideas based on clinical issues.
The students were deeply influenced by the teacher: “Guarding the people’s health where the motherland needs it most, the teacher’s courageous and fearless spirit inspires us, and the teacher’s earnest teachings despite his busy schedule motivate us to make progress; As young medical students, we have a deeper understanding of the oath of "health depends on life, life depends on each other". We must follow the example of our teachers, work hard, learn skills well, and develop benevolence in our studies and work. technology and be a loyal guardian to protect people's health."
Academician Qiao Jie (third row, first from right) and researcher Yan Liying (third row, second from right) from the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology guide students to carry out innovative research projects and care about their study and life.
Professor Shen Ning from the Department of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine is on the front line of the fight against the epidemic, but he still supervises and guides the writing of graduate thesis.
During the epidemic, Professor Duan Liping (second row, first from right) of the Department of Gastroenterology was particularly concerned about the physical and mental health and learning progress of students. Hu Nan, a 2017 professional doctoral candidate under the supervision of Professor Duan Liping, said: "Teacher Duan always cares about us and always cheers for us, letting us know that the school, college and teachers are our strong backing. As a graduate, I feel more special During the difficult period, Teacher Duan used various methods such as phone calls, voice calls, videos, and emails to strengthen guidance and strict requirements for me to ensure the quality of articles and papers. It all comes together as a word of thanks, let us work together to overcome the difficulties."
The picture on the left shows Professor Gao Wei still instructing students in person in the Catheterization Laboratory of the Department of Cardiology at 22:23; the picture on the right shows a record of the late-night guidance call that lasted 98 minutes.
Professor Gao Wei from the Department of Cardiovascular Medicine has been thinking about and caring about students' physical and mental conditions and project progress during the epidemic. Wang Lingli, a 2017 professional doctoral candidate under the supervision of Professor Gao Wei, said: "Teacher Gao pays special attention to the progress of my thesis. He responded to the late-night WeChat call with thesis revision comments on the same day, discussed the progress of the topic through video conference, and provided in-person tutoring at a safe distance. Teacher Gao paid special attention to the progress of my thesis. His rigorous and meticulous words, thoughtful words, patience and humor left us inspired and moved. I would like to say that the teacher has worked hard and hopes that the teacher will also pay attention to his health.
Professor Ao Yingfang of the Institute of Sports Medicine communicated one by one through WeChat and email. Provide guidance to each student, pay close attention to students' study life and psychological state, and strengthen guidance for graduating graduate students.
Professor Fu Wei from the Department of General Surgery (third row, first from left) discusses clinical research issues with students.
Professor Xu Ming from the Cardiovascular Research Institute provides targeted guidance to students every week through software such as DingTalk and Tencent Video. During the writing of the paper, the number of revisions is more than 20 times, and no matter how busy Professor Xu Ming is, he will give students feedback and revisions on the same day. Opinion. At the same time, Professor Xu Ming pays attention to the balance between work and rest, and recommends students to plan their study and life reasonably.
Hefeng Xiaoyu is kind and gentle, cares and encourages to eliminate fear, and controls quality in an orderly manner.
The sudden epidemic will inevitably make students feel scared and worried. Will
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In order to solve a series of students' problems, our tutors encourage with heart, teach patiently, and guide carefully. They are always concerned about the protection of students, answer questions online in a timely manner, guide the progress of research projects, and continuously improve the effect of online teaching...
Vascular Medicine Teachers and students in the research group of the institute's Zhang Youyi (second row, second from right) interact warmly online, and use daily WeChat group check-ins to monitor students' physical health, and encourage students to exercise and be active at home through WeChat group sharing adjust your mindset.
Professor Ding Shigang from the Department of Gastroenterology revised the dissertation manuscript for Guo Yanlei, a 2015 direct doctoral student, and Zhao Zhongkai, a 2012 clinical eight-year medical student. The student said movedly: "The impact of the epidemic has also doubled the teacher's work pressure, but the teacher has not relaxed his requirements for writing papers. The spring breeze turns into rain, moistening things silently, and the teacher uses practical actions to interpret the rigorous academic attitude and the ability to work in adversity. The spirit of working hard and moving forward will be a valuable asset that I will use throughout my life.”
Deputy Director of the Ultrasound Diagnostic Department Chen Wen encouraged and cared about the students. Professor Cui Ligang (first from the right), the department director, went to the emergency department to deliver dumplings to the students on New Year’s Eve.
Department of Anesthesiology Professor Guo Xiangyang (first row, first from right), Professor Li Min (second row, first from right) and Professor Xu Mao (second row, first from left) provide topic guidance and epidemic prevention and control theories to graduate students Training, psychological counseling, etc.
Professor Shudian Rong and Professor Yuan Chunhui of General Surgery explained academic papers to students in detail.
Professor Wang Jianquan from the Institute of Sports Medicine (first row, first from left) guides students in their pre-defense.
Professor Ma Lulin from the Department of Urology (third row, second from right) provides online guidance on the progress of graduate students’ projects and cares about students’ physical and mental health.
Professor Tian Hua from the Department of Orthopedics urged students to pay attention to protection when working on the front line and provided online clinical teaching for students.
The Department of Rehabilitation Medicine cooperates with the teaching teams of the Department of Orthopedics and Sports Medicine to conduct online teaching.
Professor Jing Hongmei from the Department of Hematology and Internal Medicine encouraged the graduate students: "No matter how heavy the burden is, the light in the darkness is accumulating little by little, the sunshine will come, and everything will be fine."
Professor Wang Junjie from the Department of Oncology and Radiation Therapy Wang Junjie has always stayed at his job. on, caring about the direction of students’ research topics.
Professor Hong Tianpei and Teacher Wei Rui from the Department of Endocrinology provided students with study planning suggestions during the epidemic and cared about students' study and life. After seeing a full five pages of answers to questions about his literature, the student said with emotion: "Although the epidemic has prevented us from communicating face to face, the teacher has never been absent and has always been a strong support for our scientific research."
Professor Zhou Liya from the Department of Gastroenterology encouraged Students who attend fever clinics and carefully guide thesis writing. "Teacher Zhou learned that I was in the fever clinic. Even if he couldn't meet in person, he sent care and encouragement through WeChat many times, which eliminated my fear of the disease and enabled me to face the virus firmly without flinching, allowing me to go through the most helpless period. Not only that, Teacher Zhou also guided me in writing my thesis through various channels such as email and WeChat, and gave me guidance, which made my paper make great progress. The warm sun warms the people around us with its own light and heat, affecting us."
Professor Wang Yongqing and Teacher Yan Jie from the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology encourage students and guide scientific research work in the WeChat group. Ye Shenglong, a professional degree doctoral candidate of Professor Wang Yongqing, said: "In this WeChat group that has always been named "Me and My Teammates" by the instructor, In addition to the daily group meetings to 'pull up homework', there are also the teacher's usual reminders... There are neatly dressed avatars in the group wearing masks, as if we are all united. This time, I suddenly felt that when faced with a disease, we are no longer just teachers and students, but also ‘teammates’ who fight together. Epidemic or not, rain or shine, we are all watchmen for maternal and child work. "
Bao Wenting, a doctoral candidate in pediatrics, recorded 33 phone calls from her supervisor Professor Li Zailing during this special day.
With the arrival of spring, the epidemic will eventually disappear. In this special period, the instructors' sincere teachings and words and deeds It deeply affects the students of Peking University Third Hospital, inspiring them to bloom their youth where the party and the people need it most, and inspiring them to move forward bravely without fear of hardships.
Source | Education Department
Editor | Publicity Center
