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The pilot project explores the standardized training for geriatric medicine specialist in current medical education system. The experimental works give full play to the autonomy of industry organization and focus on the quality of specialist training. It includes accrediting of training program, using online project management tool to build a scientific and standardized management system, establishing training content and curricula by integrating face-to-face training and online courses, teaching-the-teachers step by step, et al. The goal of this work is to promote personnel training in geriatric specialty and provide a model for the standardized specialist training in full swing.
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Objective To explore the clinical characteristics of systemic disseminated infection caused by Mycobacterium fortuitum (M.fortuitum), and improve the diagnostic rate and understanding of the disease.Methods One case of systemic disseminated M.fortuituminfection was reported, and analyzed in combination with relevant literatures.Results Patient was with multiple systemic involvement (including lung, lymph node, skin, joint), lymph node tissue culture was positive for M.fortuitum, patient was given clarithromycin+levofloxacin+linezolid for treatment, disease was remitted.Conclusion Systemic disseminated M.fortuituminfection is rare, and patient with GATA2 deletion and IFN-γautoantibody may be a potential mechanism, diagnosis is mainly based on pathological morphology and microbiological detection, but positive rate is low, diagnosis is difficult.