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Educational Units

Since March 1997 when it was established to train the students of Sungkyunkwan University's school of medicine, the Samsung Medical Center has admitted 40 of the nation’s top students each year to prepare for a bright future at the center. As a teaching hospital for the Sungkyunkwan University school of medicine, the Hospital autonomously trains and nurtures clinical instructors and medical specialist.

SMC provides EBM (Evidence-Based Medicine)education, Korea’s first PBL (Problem-based Learning) education medical English education, lectures in cultural studies, PDR (Patient Doctor Relationship) education for doctors which teaches the ways to communicate effectively with patients, professional nurse training systems with a combination of theoretical an practitioners. Hence, SMC is recognized as a medical institute producing the best-skilled personal in the field of medicine.

Samsung Medical Center considers the next 10 years to be crucial in its bid to become a world-class medical institute and makes all-out efforts and investment in ensuring that it is prepared for the future. To ensure its further growth, the Samsung Medical Center opened the Samsung Cancer Center and Samsung Cancer Lab in 2008 and 2009, respectively; it is set to open the Samsung International Medical Center in 2016.

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