Neilan B A, Westbrook K C, Riggs C, Berry D H, Lang N P
J Med Educ. 1985 Jun;60(6):473-7. doi: 10.1097/00001888-198506000-00007.
The Clinical Oncology Assistantship Program has been offered to approximately 16 sophomore medical students each year at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences since 1975. This is an elective, 10-week program given during the summer recess. In the first week of the program, core lectures are given by a multidisciplinary team of cancer educators affiliated with the University of Arkansas. Following this, students spend nine weeks rotating through medical, surgical, and pediatric oncology services of the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences. In addition, they spend several hours during the program participating in self-directed learning activities at the university's Cancer Teaching Center. The program has been well received by the students, and each year all of the available positions have been filled. Responses on a follow-up questionnaire sent in July 1983 to past participants showed that they continued to rate the program highly. Moreover, 78 percent of the respondents felt the program had influenced positively their attitude toward cancer patients.
自1975年以来，阿肯色大学医学科学学院每年都为大约16名大二医学生提供临床肿瘤学助理项目。这是一个选修项目，在夏季假期进行，为期10周。在项目的第一周，由阿肯色大学附属的多学科癌症教育团队进行核心讲座。在此之后，学生们在阿肯色大学医学科学学院的医学、外科和儿科肿瘤服务部门轮转九周。此外，他们在项目期间还会花几个小时在大学的癌症教学中心参加自主学习活动。该项目受到了学生们的好评，每年所有可用名额都已满额。1983年7月发给过去参与者的一份后续调查问卷的反馈显示，他们对该项目的评价仍然很高。此外，78%的受访者认为该项目对他们对待癌症患者的态度产生了积极影响。
