A3.14.d: The program must define, publish and make readily available to enrolled and prospective students general program information to include: all required curricular component A3.17.b: The program must define, publish and make readily available to students upon admission academic performance and progression information to include: requirements for progression in and completion of the program A3.19.f: Student files kept by the program must include documentation: that the student has met requirements for program completion B2.02.d: The program curriculum must include instruction in the following areas of applied medical sciences and their application in clinical practice: pharmacology and pharmacotherapeutics B2.05: The program curriculum must include instruction in patient evaluation, diagnosis, and management. Instruction in patient assessment and management includes caring for patients of all ages from initial presentation though on going follow-up. It includes instruction in interviewing and eliciting a medical history; performing complete and focused physical examinations; generating differential diagnoses; and ordering and interpreting diagnostic studies. Patient management instruction addresses acute and longitudinal management. Instruction related to treatment plans is patient centered and inclusive, addressing medical issues, patient education and referral. B2.06: The program curriculum must include instruction in the provision of clinical medical care across the lifespan. Preclinical instruction prepares Pas to provide preventive, emergent, acute, chronic, rehabilitative, palliative and end-of-life care. It includes content relevant to prenatal, infant, children, adolescent, adult and elderly populations. B2.11: The program curriculum must include instruction in health care delivery systems and health policy. B2.13: The program curriculum must include instruction in patient safety, quality improvement, prevention of medical errors and risk management. B2.14: The program curriculum must include instruction about PA licensure, credentialing and laws and regulations regarding professional practice.
A3.14.d: The program must define, publish and make readily available to enrolled and prospective students general program information to include: all required curricular component A3.17.b: The program must define, publish and make readily available to students upon admission academic performance and progression information to include: requirements for progression in and completion of the program A3.19.f: Student files kept by the program must include documentation: that the student has met requirements for program completion B2.02.d: The program curriculum must include instruction in the following areas of applied medical sciences and their application in clinical practice: pharmacology and pharmacotherapeutics B2.05: The program curriculum must include instruction in patient evaluation, diagnosis, and management. Instruction in patient assessment and management includes caring for patients of all ages from initial presentation though on going follow-up. It includes instruction in interviewing and eliciting a medical history; performing complete and focused physical examinations; generating differential diagnoses; and ordering and interpreting diagnostic studies. Patient management instruction addresses acute and longitudinal management. Instruction related to treatment plans is patient centered and inclusive, addressing medical issues, patient education and referral. B2.06: The program curriculum must include instruction in the provision of clinical medical care across the lifespan. Preclinical instruction prepares Pas to provide preventive, emergent, acute, chronic, rehabilitative, palliative and end-of-life care. It includes content relevant to prenatal, infant, children, adolescent, adult and elderly populations. B2.11: The program curriculum must include instruction in health care delivery systems and health policy. B2.13: The program curriculum must include instruction in patient safety, quality improvement, prevention of medical errors and risk management. B2.14: The program curriculum must include instruction about PA licensure, credentialing and laws and regulations regarding professional practice.