Why is the score of the Integrative Medicine Examination higher than that of Traditional Chinese Med

The fundamental reason is that a good doctor must be proficient in Chinese medicine and Western medicine, a doctor, learn more, your patients will suffer less, minor diseases are traditional Chinese medicine, minor diseases are not treated and major diseases are managed by Western medicine, you don't know your patients are not clear, they only take Chinese medicine when they are seriously ill, and they die before the illness is cured... Therefore, both Chinese and Western medicines must be taken, and doctors who integrate Chinese and Western medicine are real doctors.

Of course, those who take the Chinese and Western medicine exams have a better foundation than those who take the Chinese medicine exam. The scores in the test are generally high, and the admission score is of course high! However, the specialty of integrated Chinese and Western medicine is also coming to an end, and the license of traditional Chinese and Western medicine may be cancelled.

Hey, I think when I took the college entrance examination, the major of integrated Chinese and Western medicine was still a sunrise major, and I applied for a seven-year program, and I was about to graduate, but it became a sunset industry! Oh, that's so pitiful! Brothers.

The determination of the test score line is divided according to the proportion, that is to say, the scores of candidates who combine Chinese and Western are relatively high as a whole, so the test scores are relatively high.

This is due to the fact that the number of applicants for the Integrative Medicine application is relatively large, resulting in high scores.

To put it simply, it's more meat and less meat.

Whether it is a school or a major, the popular ones will be more strict or have more conditions in terms of scores or assessment conditions.

Integrative Medicine Licensing Examination Scoring and Determining Qualified Work Procedures.

1. First of all, the provinces will send the candidates' answer sheets to Beijing;

2. The Ministry of Health organizes grading;

3. Statistical scores;

4. Analyze whether there are any abnormal test questions;

5. Ask experts to judge whether there is a problem with the abnormal test questions and determine the trade-offs;

6. Determine the score;

7. Use the Angoff method to determine the reference qualified line;

8. The Ministry of Health held a preparatory meeting to adjust the reference qualification line;

9. The Ministry of Health held a review meeting to determine the qualified line. Collected and sorted out by the medical education network.

There are 18 types of examinations for the Integrative Medicine Practitioner Examination, with varying degrees of difficulty. Compared with the postgraduate entrance examination, the qualification examination for medical practitioners in traditional Chinese and Western medicine has more requirements for candidates. In recent years, the passing rate of the medical practitioner qualification examination has been between 30% and 40%.

The TCM Practitioner Qualification Examination includes the TCM and Western Medicine Practitioner Qualification Examination. Compared with the examination of traditional Chinese medicine practitioners, the examination of integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine pays more attention to the candidate's multi-directional thinking and ability to deal with the disease, and the reason why Chinese and Western medicine have their own strengths and weaknesses is to exercise the candidate's ability to use it flexibly, take its essence and remove its dross, and the two can better deal with the disease.

Candidates who can participate in the qualification examination for integrative medicine physicians are divided into two categories, one is graduates of high school and other traditional Chinese medicine colleges with nationally recognized academic qualifications, and the other is foreign nationals and residents of Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macao who meet the registration requirements.

The pass rate of the examination for Chinese and Western medicine practitioners is 30%.

According to the feedback of netizens over the years and the survey statistics of some institutions, the passing rate of the examination for practicing physicians in the combination of traditional Chinese and Western medicine should be around 30% and 35%.

There are many contents in the medical qualification examination, and the difficulty of the medical qualification examination has gradually increased with the increase in the number of practical assessment exercises in recent years. The Physician Qualification Examination is the industry access system stipulated in the Law on Medical Practitioners, which guards the door of physician access and plays a unique and important role in ensuring the quality of physician access and protecting the health of the people.

However, with the economic development and social progress, the people's health needs continue to increase, which puts forward new requirements for the concept and service mode of medical and health services, and puts forward new expectations for the quality level and service ability of doctors.

The application requirements for integrative medicine practitioners are:

1. Have a bachelor's degree or above in medicine from a university of higher learning, and have a probationary period of less than one year in a medical, preventive or health care institution under the guidance of a licensed physician;

2. After obtaining the practice certificate of practicing assistant physician, have a medical college degree from a college or university, and have worked in a medical, preventive and health care institution for two years; Those who have a medical degree from a secondary specialized school and have worked in a medical, preventive or health care institution for at least five years.

3. Candidates who apply for the examination of traditional Chinese medicine physicians, who have studied traditional medicine for three years or have expertise after years of practice, can participate in the qualification examination for practicing physicians or practicing assistant physicians after passing the examination and recommendation of traditional medicine professional organizations or medical, preventive and health care institutions determined by the people's health administrative departments at or above the county level.

The Integrative Medicine Practitioner Examination is more difficult than the TCM Practitioner Examination, and it is more difficult than the Postgraduate Entrance Examination.

The 2019 Integrative Medicine Practitioner Examination has come to an end, according to the release time of the examination results of the Practitioner Examination of Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine over the years, combined with the announcement of the examination notice in some regions, it is expected that the results of the written examination of the 2019 Practitioner Examination of Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine are expected to be announced in late October or early November!

The passing score line of the examination for practitioners of integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine in Xinjiang is determined, and the score line standards of the four prefectures in Xinjiang Autonomous Region and southern Xinjiang are different, and the specific content is as follows:

Qualified score line in the district) Integrative Medicine Practitioners: 344 points, (Four Prefectures in Southern Xinjiang: Aksu Prefecture, Kezhou, Kashgar Prefecture, Hotan Prefecture) Integrative Medicine Practitioners: 312 points.

The examination for practitioners of integrated Chinese and Western medicine is not very difficult, depending on how well you learn. You can do review questions and see. The exam questions for integrative medicine practitioners are more difficult than those for TCM practitioners.

There are more TCM exam questions for TCM practitioners than for integrated Chinese and Western medicine. Compared with the combination of traditional Chinese and Western medicine, it is easy to test. Especially on the second day of the exam, there are a lot of clinical questions.

The postgraduate examination questions are more difficult than those of practicing physicians, but the focus of the two is different, and it is no problem to pass the postgraduate examination for practicing physicians.

It depends on what you are good at, compared to traditional Chinese medicine, there is more content in the test, and there are more things to review.

If you are going to graduate school, it has to do with your grades, and it has to do with the tutor you applied for, so it's hard to say...

Hope that helps.

The postgraduate examination is a dead thing, and the physician examination requires clinical experience

I'm not afraid of any of them if I learn well, Yi Xue Kao Shi Zai Xian has tutorial classes on the net, which is very good, and I have covered it.

The qualification line of the physician qualification examination is determined by the Physician Qualification Examination Committee of the Ministry of Health, and Yan Feng is cautious and announces to the public from October to November every year that since 2017, the fixed score line of 360 points for practitioners of traditional Chinese and Western medicine has been implemented. In 2019, the passing score of the comprehensive written examination for Chinese and Western medicine practitioners is 360 points.

The nature of the Qualification Examination for Integrative Medicine Practitioners is an industry access examination, which is an examination to evaluate whether the applicant for the qualification of a licensed physician with integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine has the necessary professional knowledge and skills to engage in the work of physicians.

The national practice registration system for practicing physicians. TCM physicians can only engage in corresponding medical and health care activities in accordance with the registered practice location, practice category and scope of practice after obtaining the "Physician Practice Certificate" uniformly printed by the Ministry of Health.