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E-PORTFOLIO OF LEARNING
Preliminary
Content
Section 1: Introduction to the e-portfolio
A guide to learning styles
Section 2: Expected Learning Outcomes to be Assessed in the e-portfolio
Section 3: Learning Plans and Clinical Rotation
Downloadable and printable assessment forms
Section 4: Record of educational meetings with supervisor
Downloadable and printable forms
Section 5: Performance by resident and observation by supervisor
Downloadable and printable assessment forms
Section 6: Written Assignments
Section 7: Logbook
Section 8: Certification of Training in Emergency Medicine
Section 9: Professional and scientific meetings
Section 10: Annual Assessment
PATIENT MANAGEMENT REPORT (PMR) GUIDELINE
Overview and Guide to the PMR
Guideline for the PMR
Starting with the PMR assistant
PATIENT MANAGEMENT REPORT ASSISTANT
Pre-write up meeting with supervisor guide
Year 1 first quarter (2 reports)
Pre-write up meeting with supervisor guide
Year 1 second quarter (2 reports)
Pre-write up meeting with supervisor guide
Year 1 third quarter (2 reports)
Pre-write up meeting with supervisor guide
Year 1 fourth quarter (2 reports)
Pre-write up meeting with supervisor guide
Year 2 first quarter (2 reports)
Module 1: Family Medicine 1
Introduction to Family Medicine (32:53)
Patient Centred Clinical Method (72:09)
Palliative Care (37:26)
Generational Medicine (51:37)
Module 2: Family Medicine 2
Diet and Exercise (45:12)
Sleep Hygiene, Sexuality & Spiritual Health (33:29)
Module 3: Clinical Research Methods
Research Question (51:39)
Rationale/Justification & Research Hypothesis (27:39)
Study Design (43:55)
Sampling technique (31:04)
Introduction to basic statistics- Descriptive Statistics (74:51)
Inferential statistics and test of significance (55:35)
Module 5: Internal Medicine (Endocrinology)
Diabetes (38:43)
Module 7: Internal Medicine (Rheumatology)
Rheumatoid Arthritis (41:53)
Module 19: Internal Medicine (Infectious Diseases in Adults)
Malaria, Enteric fever and Pyrexia of Undetermined Origin (48:19)
Helminthiasis (47:06)
Module 24: Internal Medicine (Cardiology)
Hypertensive disorders in primary care (49:17)
Other cardiovascular disorders in primary care (49:17)
Module 25: Internal Medicine (Pulmonology)
Common airway diseases (37:37)
Module 8: Surgery: General Surgery
Common surgical conditions in primary care
Burns and wounds (36:40)
Head injuries (30:03)
Module 21: Surgery (Urology)
Prostatic disorders (42:17)
Module 22: Surgery (Orthopaedics and Trauma)
Common dislocation and fracture in primary care (51:29)
Osteoarthrits and other related conditions (35:01)
Module 9: Maternal Health (Obstetrics)
Hypertensive disorders in pregnancy (26:35)
Post-partum complications (30:42)
Module 11: Child Health (Neonatology)
Common congenital abnormalities, prematurity and feeding problems (39:26)
Module 12: Child Health (Paediatric Infectious Diseases)
Paediatric HIV and PMTCT (39:45)
Module 23: Child Health (Non-communicable disease in children and Well Child
NCDs in children 1 (53:24)
NCDs in children 2 (21:57)
The well child (22:35)
Module 13: Ophthalmology
Blindness and visual assessment (15:09)
Module 14: Otorhinolaryngology
Common ENT conditions in primary care
Module 26: Mental Health
Common psychiatric disorders 1 (47:00)
Psychotherapy including CBT (47:57)
Module 27: Accident and Emergency
Triage
Advanced Cardiac Life Support including use of defibrillator
The Unconscious patient (34:18)
Module 28: Laboratory Medicine (Haematology)
Common haematologic disorders in primary care (32:08)
Blood transfusion
Module 31: Laboratory Medicine (Histopathology)
Overview of histopathology (37:29)
Module 32: Anaesthesiology
Pre, Intra and Post anaesthetic assessment (41:27)
Module 34: Medical Education
Career Development (75:48)
Domains of Learning (52:05)
Taxonomy of Learning (25:21)
Module 35: Health Management and Administration
Strategic planning
Systems thinking (41:17)
Finance system and accountability (24:00)
Advocacy and persuasive communication (37:13)
Common dislocation and fracture in primary care
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