Objective  To explore the shortcomings of the traditional clinical probation teaching mode, propose and implement the interactive teaching mode, so as to stimulate the students’ interest in knowledge and achieve better teaching effects. Methods  The students of Grade 2017 who had clinical probation in the Orthopaedic Trauma Center of West China Hospital of Sichuan University from September 2020 to December 2021 were selected. Students were randomly divided into traditional clinical probation teaching mode group and interactive teaching mode group according to random number table method. Wechat mini program anonymous questionnaire survey was used to evaluate students’ satisfaction with the interactive teaching model of orthopaedic trauma and the teaching effect. Results  A total of 110 students were enrolled, 55 in the traditional clinical probation teaching mode group and 55 in the interactive teaching mode group. There was no significant difference in gender or age between the two groups (P>0.05). The students in the interactive teaching mode group were better than those in the traditional clinical probation teaching mode group in orthopedic theory test (90.13±3.65 vs. 88.39±3.74; t=2.469, P=0.015) in the orthopedic theory test, teacher evaluation (89.15±2.94 vs. 87.56±3.12; t=2.751, P=0.007) and student self-evaluation (89.07±3.18 vs. 87.41±2.89; t=2.865, P=0.005). The teaching satisfaction of the interactive teaching group was higher than that of the traditional teaching group (96.36% vs. 87.27%; Z=−2.159, P=0.031). Conclusion  Interactive teaching mode can effectively stimulate students’ interest in knowledge seeking, improve the enthusiasm and interaction of clinical probation, and effectively improve the satisfaction of undergraduate orthopaedic trauma clinical probation teaching.

Citation： LI Jun, YUAN Xueling, WANG Guanglin. Application of interactive teaching model in orthopaedic trauma clinical probation during coronavirus disease 2019 epidemic. West China Medical Journal, 2022, 37(10): 1545-1548. doi: 10.7507/1002-0179.202207014 Copy