(1) Collect medical history comprehensively, systematically and correctly;

(2) Perform systematic and standardized physical and psychiatric examinations and write standard records;

(3) Make and express accurate clinical judgments;

(4) Diagnose and treat common and frequently-occurring diseases in internal medicine, surgery, obstetrics and gynecology, pediatrics and other branches of medicine;

(5) Diagnose and treat general emergency cases;

(6) Select appropriate clinical diagnosis and treatment for patients;

(7) Improve treatment methods in medical practice by using the principles of evidence-based medicine;

(8) Communicate with patients and their families effectively and encourage patient cooperation;

(9) Share their experience with doctors and other medical personnel effectively;

(10) Analyze medical problems independently and acquire new knowledge and relevant information based on clinical practice, with the help of library databases and modern information technology;

(11) Publicize relevant knowledge about healthy lifestyles and disease prevention to patients and the general public;

(12) Study more independently and throughout their lives.