(A brief talk before the feedback sharing)

(Harvard students are giving presentation of their stay in KMUH and telling the specialists what they have learnt and their feedback. Two pictures below, left and right)

On April 24th, Harvard Medical Electives joined a freetalk and feedback sharing with regards to their one-month clerkships rotation.  According to both Harvard students, it was a wonderful experience to have a chance to come to KMUH for their clerkships rotation.  They did learn a lot from the clinical training Chong-Ho Memorial Hospital, the affiliated hospital of KMU.   They appreciated the faculty in KMU had arranged and prepared so much for them to see and learn. Oncology as well as Tropical Medicine was the most impressive among these tours in the hospital.  In spite of language barriers, they did see much that they wanted to share and encourage their fellow students in Harvard to KMU, for the diagnosis was written in English. In this way, they could easily catch what disease and syndrome the physicians diagnosed even though the patients and the doctors communicated in Taiwanese.  Merely looking at the diagnosis and prescriptions, they could learn far more than expected. They were also impressed by many samples they could get from the emergency room, which is quite huge an amount in comparison with USA's emergency room.   If they had chance to come twice, they would still choose KMUH for their clerkship rotations.