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Clerkship ObjectivesMD Program Objectives
Communicate clearly and effectively with interdisciplinary team members, resident and attending physicians, and consultants
  • Communication Skills 1 (I.F.1)
  • Communication Skills 2 (I.F.2)
Derive clinical data from the history and physical exam thoroughly and succinctly.
  • History Taking 1 (I.A.1)
Report clinical data from the history and physical exam thoroughly and succinctly.
  • Communication Skills 5 (I.F.5)
Describe indications for and potential complications of basic procedures and demonstrate correct techniques for such procedures.
  • Procedural Skills 1 (I.C.1)
  • Procedural Skills 2 (I.C.2)
Display initiative and reliability in completing tasks and following up on results.
  • Teamwork 1 (III.C.1)
Formulate differential diagnoses and management approaches to medical problems that arise commonly on inpatient medical services.
  • Clinical Reasoning 1 (I.D.1)
  • Clinical Reasoning 2 (I.D.2)
  • Clinical Reasoning 3 (I.D.3)
  • Medical Decisions Making 1 (I.E.1)
Formulate management approaches to clinical conditions that arise commonly on inpatient medical services
  • Clinical Reasoning 1 (I.D.1)
  • Medical Decisions Making 1 (I.E 1)
Participate in transitions of care, including hand-offs, admissions and discharges
  • Medical Decisions Making 1 (I.E.1)
Communicate clearly and effectively with patients and caregivers
  • Communication Skills 2 (I.F.2)
Demonstrate minimum proficiency as an Interpreter on the RIME schema (Reporter-Interpreter-Manager-Educator)
  • Clinical Reasoning 1 (I.D.1)
  • Medical Decision Making 1 (I.E.1)

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