The purpose of standardization and training in the United States is to cultivate doctors' specialized skills, but the deeper reason is to make full use of the cheap labor of residents, because the salary of doctors in the United States is too high, and hospitals simply cannot operate without residents. The income of American doctors is 5-20 times that of ordinary white-collar workers, which is basically the highest in the paid industry, so it is acceptable for everyone to suffer a few years in advance.
But the average income of domestic doctors is almost the same as that of ordinary white-collar workers. It's normal that the top three attending doctors in second-tier cities only get 65,438+10,000 a year, and the deputy director only gets 200,000 to 300,000. In this case, squeezing others for a few years is a bit excessive.
Moreover, medical schools in the United States are not divided into disciplines, and they study general subjects during college, which means that all professional knowledge can only be studied during hospitalization. But this is obviously not the case in China. 100% is unnecessary for training.
In a word, the American medical system is elite medical care, and the domestic medical system is universal medical care. It is definitely impossible to copy the American system. Unfortunately, at present, the leading figures in the domestic medical field are all studying in the United States, and they are particularly keen on copying American medical care. I also mentioned this question in my answer below.
Last year, the Ministry of Health and the Ministry of Education also went to CCTV to say that they should learn from the United States to elite doctors, reduce the number of doctors, and train more nurses and other auxiliary personnel. I can only hehe.