內科沿革

自民國55年中山附設醫院成立以來，內科在第1任內科主任陳炳權教授以及歷任內科主任帶領下，雖草創時期相當艱辛，但仍然逐漸成長茁壯並由內科共同科再分為一般內科、心臟科、胸腔科、消化科、腎臟科、過敏免疫風濕科、感染科、內分泌及新陳代謝科、血液科和腫瘤科等並於民國86年11月率先搬遷至大慶院區。

組織編制

內科部次專科為一般內科、心臟科、胸腔科、消化科、腎臟科、免疫風濕科、感染科、內分泌及新陳代謝科、血液科和腫瘤科等。

內科部共有61位主治醫師，教師陣容堅強，其中講座教授2名，部定教授8名，部定副教授7名，部定助理教授6名，專案助理教授1名，專案講師1名，均有適當安排教學訓練工作以維持良好教學品質。

英文簡介

Since the foundation of Chung-Shan Medical College in 1966, thanks to the fortitude and entire devotion of all former and present members, the Department of Internal Medicine has continuously grown and improved and is now composed of 10 divisions, including Cardiology、Gastroenterology、Nephrology、Division of Pulmonary Medicine、Infectious Diseases、Hematology、Endocrinology and Metabolism、Division of Rheumatology、Oncology and General internal medicine. Formerly located in the Chung-Kang District, the Department of Internal Medicine was the first department to be relocated to the Da-Ching District in November 1997 with a current capacity of 291 beds in the regular ward and 59 beds in the intensive care unit, together with an independent hemodialysis unit.

At present, there are 53 attending physicians (36 have Ph. D degree and 12 have master degree) and 27 residents in the Department of Internal Medicine. The present director is Prof. Chun-Che Lin. His subspecialty is gastroenterology and he is also a faculty in school of medicine, CSMU.

In addition to clinical healthcare giving, attending physicians are also dedicated to research and medical teaching. More than 80 articles (SCI: 62 articles) related to sciences of internal medicine had been published from 2009 to 2011. Every year, about 30 PGY residents and more than 180 undergraduate medical students (75 in internship and 100-120 in clerkship) will participate in the teams for patients’ healthcare and receive intensive teaching of clinical medicine.

The curriculum of residents training and education includes all core elements for a qualified physician required by TSIM and DOH. Each team of healthcare include 4 to 6 medical students, 2 junior or PGY residents, one senior resident and one attending visiting staff. The first-year residents (R1) rotate to every subspecialty and are in charge with the primary care of patients. They also would be a tutor in teaching medical students. The second-year and third-year residents will start the training in emergent medicine, intensive care medicine and some special units, e.g. hemodialysis units and endoscopic center. The chief residents are responsible for arranging academic teaching while simultaneously undertake their subspecialty training.

Since 2008, Center for demonstration in training of general internal medicine had been established and granted from Taiwan association of Medical education (TAME). The responsibility of this program is to promote the education of general medicine in each specialty. More than 200 attending staffs from CSMUH and 20 regional hospitals had received full training and been qualified as tutors in teaching general medicine.