Overview
Description
This course is a continuation of MED 621, where students continue to develop History and Physical Exam skills and apply them in a preceptorship setting.
Units
0 units
Catalog Details
Offering
Offered: Every Spring
Terms
spring
Restrictions
Limited to M.D. students.
Attributes
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Learning Outcomes
- demonstrate principles of professionalism and effective communication skills during all professional encounters, including those with patients, families, colleagues and other health professionals.
- demonstrate the clinical skills necessary to perform a complete and focused patient history and physical exam.
- integrate ethical principles and practices, humanistic medicine and professionalism into a practical approach to patient care.
- integrate psychological, social, and spiritual aspects with medical factors in the conceptualization and delivery of patient care (BPSS Model).
- integrate basic science knowledge with clinical skills, professionalism, problem solving, and communication skills to understand the process of working through clinical cases.
- demonstrate the clinical skills necessary to be able to fully participate in real-world clinical experiences of the preceptorship.