Dr. Gui Pei refers to medical graduates who participate in the resident training program. In many countries, medical graduates usually need to enter standardized medical training, also known as residency training, intern training or specialist training, in order to gain more in-depth clinical knowledge and skills and the qualification to practice independently.

During the training, doctors will receive guidance and training in clinical work, including participating in the diagnosis, treatment and care of patients. They will rotate in different departments of the hospital, such as internal medicine, surgery, pediatrics, obstetrics and gynecology. By practicing and learning knowledge and skills in different professional fields, I will gradually grow into a qualified specialist.

Doctors with training regulations have different training periods and contents in different countries. Generally speaking, medical standardized training usually takes several years, during which there will be examination evaluation and clinical practice requirements. After the training, doctors can choose to further specialize in a specific medical field and become specialists.

During the training period, doctors need to constantly learn and update their medical knowledge, abide by medical ethics and legal provisions, and provide quality medical services for patients. They also need to cooperate with other medical staff, participate in team work and provide comprehensive medical care.

Physicians are medical graduates who gain clinical experience and professional knowledge through standardized medical training. During the training, they gradually become qualified experts and make contributions to patients' health and medical services.