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Primary Care Clerkship. Categories Included. Primary Care Longitudinal Experience Focus on Special Populations Women’s health Men’s health Adolescent health Geriatrics Patients with special needs (disabled, etc). Structure. One 16-week rotation
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Categories Included • Primary Care • Longitudinal Experience • Focus on Special Populations • Women’s health • Men’s health • Adolescent health • Geriatrics • Patients with special needs (disabled, etc)
Structure • One 16-week rotation • Longitudinal experience with each primary care specialty • Experience caring for underserved populations • Time devoted to special populations
Educational Sites • Primary Care longitudinal experiences, acute care sessions, clinical experiences in special populations– USF Medical Clinics • Underserved patients – AHEC sites • Community preceptors – local preceptors • Specialized experiences (hospice, geriatric psych, adolescent psych, substance abuse)
Didactics • Primary Care Didactics • Split into organ systems by week • Including preventive medicine, communication • Topics spanning various age groups – multidisciplinary didactics • Some web-based didactics • Special Populations Didactics • Based on the “population” of the month • May include examination skills in OSCE-type setting
Integrated Longitudinal Curriculum • Most topics incorporated into: • didactics: disease prevention, health promotion, EBM, ethics, nutrition • clinical experiences: communication, system based practice, radiology, pain management, end of life care, lab medicine • OSCE/CPX type evaluations: ethics, communication, lab medicine, patient safety
Student Evaluation • Logbook to monitor activities and diagnoses encountered • Mid-term feedback with each of the longitudinal preceptors • To review experience • Plan for the rest of the clerkship • Direct observation (videotaped office visit) • Evaluation by patients • CPX and Multiple Choice Final Exam