Medical schools have a social accountability to educate competent medical trainees and to improve the quality of medicine. Accreditation Board for Medical Education in Korea was established as an accreditation board in 1993. Now, Korean Institute of Medical Education and Evaluation (KIMEE) was opened and assessed the medical curricula and environments of each medical school which included medical educational contents, teaching-learning methods, assessment, students’ elections, medical facilities and the supporting system. KIMEE will assess each medical school with new items, called ‘ASK 2019’ starting from Year 2019. According to ASK 2019, KIMEE will assess 92 basic items and 51 excellence items which are 9 domains of mission and outcome, educational curriculum, students’ assessment, students, medical professors, educational resources, educational assessment, administration and management of school, continual improvement. We will actively prepare the budget, human resources, new medical curriculum, various teaching-learning and assessment methods, administration supporting system and medical facilities to pass the accreditation of medical education and evaluation.

In Korea, most of college of medicine have runned integrated curriculum of system-centered or organ-centered subjects until now. But after graduation, medical students practically face on the patients who have symptoms, real problems. At that time, to resolve real problems of the patients, medical students need clinical reasoning and problem solving ability. After gradua-tion, through integrated curriculum of system-centered or organ-centered subjects, most medical students didn’t have a suit-able clinical competency to solve the real problems such as headache, epigastric pain, depression. So we need a new curricu-lum such as a clinical presentation curriculum to evoke more clinical reasoning and problem solving ability. The Korean Association of Medical Colleges (KAMC) selected 105 clinical presentations of the patients and published the learning out-comes of basic medical educations to have a clinical competency as primary physicians after graduation of medical school. So we have to learn the history taking, physical examination, possible diagnoses, appropriate investigation, natural history, prognosis and complications of the diagnosed conditions and prevention, treatment and management complications of treat-ment of 105 clinical presentations. Now, I will investigate the Objectives for the Qualifying Examination of Medical Council of CANADA and review the existing medical literature to provide practical insight into the clinical presentation curriculum introduced by University of Calgary. And I will suggest a model of a new curriculum as a clinical presentation curriculum of our university.