Event OperationsAugust 19, 2026·4 min read

Yonsei Medicine: Reviewing a Semester of Community-Linked Clinical Practicum

Partner-institution faculty and students compared notes on teaching and practicum experience. zzzarit ran everything from planning to the final report.

Delivered by: zzzarit

Yonsei Medicine community-linked clinical practicum evaluation forum at the Lotte Hotel Seoul, Bellevue Suite

At 6 p.m. on August 19, 2026, in the Bellevue Suite at the Lotte Hotel Seoul, Yonsei University College of Medicine held its community-linked clinical practicum evaluation forum. Twenty-six people — faculty from partner institutions, practicum students, and program staff — gathered to review a semester of clinical practicum operations and share teaching and learning experiences. zzzarit managed the full process: planning, registration, on-site delivery, photography, satisfaction analysis, and the final report.

Staff checking attendee names at the registration desk before the Yonsei Medicine clinical practicum evaluation forum — The registration desk before the program began, where attendee lists were checked and materials handed out.

A Semester Reviewed Together by University and Community

The forum was built to share the results of running a community-linked clinical practicum, along with the curriculum experience of partner institutions, and to bring student feedback into the conversation about what to improve next. The goal was a stronger university–community partnership and a sustainable, community-centered practicum model. Professor Kang Hee-taek, vice chair of clinical practicum education and a family medicine faculty member, served as moderator.

Attendees talking around a round table before the Yonsei Medicine clinical practicum evaluation forum began — Open Networking. Partner-institution faculty and students introduced themselves before the presentations began.

Program

Registration opened at 5:40 p.m., and welcome remarks at 6 p.m. opened the evening. Open networking followed, giving faculty and students a chance to meet, before a sequence of presentations ran one after another.

6:00 p.m. · Welcome Remarks — 임범진, Dean of Education Affairs, Yonsei University College of Medicine
6:35 p.m. · Developing and Running the Community-Linked Clinical Practicum Course — 강희택, Course Director (Family Medicine; Vice Chair, Clinical Practicum Education)
6:55 p.m. · Teaching Experience I in Primary Care and Community Health — 박세진, Director, Yonsei Park Sejin Internal Medicine Clinic
7:15 p.m. · Practicum Experience in Primary Care and Community Health — 강지원 and 손규현, Year 4 Medical Students
7:35 p.m. · Teaching Experience II in Primary Care and Community Health — 김정환, Director, Yonsei Best Nursing Hospital

박세진, director of Yonsei Park Sejin Internal Medicine Clinic, presenting his teaching experience — 박세진, director of Yonsei Park Sejin Internal Medicine Clinic, shared his experience teaching students on site.

What zzzarit Delivered

Overall planning and schedule management — organizing the program flow and the on-site operations plan
Attendee registration and protocol — seating arrangements, networking setup, and guest guidance
Presentation-file management — collecting session materials and running live playback
On-site photography — covering the full program, from registration to presentations to the group photo
Satisfaction survey design and analysis — building and compiling the online survey (Google Forms)
Final report writing — covering the event overview, program, attendance, satisfaction, and recommendations

Group photo of attendees after the Yonsei Medicine clinical practicum evaluation forum concluded — A group photo after the forum wrapped up — all 26 attendees took part.

100% Attendance, 4.90 out of 5

Open comments repeatedly asked for more regular opportunities like this forum for feedback and exchange, for the student–physician forum to continue, and for practicum experience to expand across more community healthcare institutions. Several comments also called for continued university-level support, and a few raised concerns about practicum hours — a point the team will review when planning next semester's curriculum.

Recommendations for Next Semester

Ongoing operations and improvement — gather feedback regularly and keep refining operational details such as practicum hours
Broader field experience for students — expand partnerships and practicum opportunities across more community healthcare institutions
Stronger university–partner exchange — continue evaluation forums and student–physician exchange programs

“We made sure the day's presentations and feedback could actually shape next semester's practicum, capturing the record and the satisfaction results in a detailed final report.”
— Yonsei Medicine Community-Linked Clinical Practicum Evaluation Forum × zzzarit

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FAQ

When and where was the Yonsei Medicine clinical practicum evaluation forum held?

It was held from 6 p.m. on Wednesday, August 19, 2026 (registration from 5:40 p.m.) in the Bellevue Suite at the Lotte Hotel Seoul.

What did zzzarit manage?

zzzarit handled overall planning and schedule management, attendee registration and protocol, presentation-file management, on-site photography, satisfaction survey design and analysis, and the final results report.

How did participants rate the forum?

24 respondents gave an average score of 4.90 out of 5 on a five-point scale. The item on strengthening partnerships and building a sustainable practicum model scored highest, at 4.96.

Can the final report be commissioned on its own?

Yes. Event photography, satisfaction survey design and analysis, attendance data, and recommendations can be assembled into a final report either as part of event operations or as a separate engagement.

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