Abstract:Abstract: At present, the proportion of research ethics education courses for medical postgraduates in domestic higher medical colleges and universities is low, and the evaluation of the effectiveness of research ethics education for medical postgraduates has not been reported. In view of this, this paper designs a research ethics education program and research ethics education evaluation strategy for medical postgraduates according to the knowledge-attitude-practice model. By taking postgraduates in Chongqing, Sichuan, Shandong, Hunan, Gansu, and Guangzhou as the respondents, an empirical survey is conducted to verify the agreement of medical postgraduates with the research ethics education program and the evaluation strategy of research ethics education, hoping to provide a reference for educational departments and higher medical colleges and universities to design a research ethics education program for postgraduates. The results show that, in general, medical postgraduates generally agreed highly with the research ethics education program and evaluation strategies. The most desired educational content are the screening of academic misconduct and research integrity education. The best forms of teaching are through research cases and research project practices. The most important evaluation of the educational effect are the knowledge and acceptance of research ethics norms and the occurrence of research misconduct. The most important evaluation of the educational effect is the knowledge and acceptance of the research ethics, and the occurrence of research misconduct. The main subjects for effect evaluation are supervisors and course teaching teachers. Based on this, relevant suggestions are put forward in three aspects, including the establishment of more courses on research ethics education, reasonable setting of research ethics education contents, and enhancing the evaluation of the effect of research ethics education.