Before 2018 school year

A1. Acquire knowledge of the normal structure and function of the human body and apply it to clinical medicine studies.
A2. Obtain medical histories and obtain appropriate information about a patient's clinical presentation.
A3. Perform physical examinations related to clinical presentations.
A4. Develop diagnosis and treatment plans.
A5. Perform procedures necessary for diagnosis and treatment.
A6. Assess the severity and urgency of disease and provide emergency care.
A7. Acquire knowledge of patient safety and take appropriate measures when necessary.
A8. Create medical records, consent forms, and various certificates.
A9. Provide information about diseases and provide preventive education and counseling.

B1. As a medical scientist, acquire an understanding of medical research and develop basic research skills, enabling them to be utilized.
B2. Understand and apply relevant ethics when conducting medical research.

C1. Able to make appropriate decisions and take appropriate actions in medical situations based on medical ethics theories and principles.
C2. Able to recognize and act on responsibilities and obligations as a physician.
C3. Able to understand and act in accordance with relevant laws and regulations, including health and medical regulations.
C4. Able to communicate and collaborate to foster smooth relationships between patients, their guardians, and physicians.
C5. Able to communicate and collaborate with all colleagues, including fellow physicians and healthcare professionals from other professions.

D1. Able to acquire new medical knowledge through self-directed lifelong learning, apply it to clinical practice, interpret, and evaluate it.
D2. Able to understand oneself and practice self-management and reflection to maintain a balance between one's professional and personal life.
D3. Able to continuously cultivate knowledge in the medical humanities.