Coordinate appropriate follow-up and Systems Based Practice T discharge plan when the patient is ready to (PROF V) be discharged (Home health, PT/OT, etc.) Communicate with patients and families in Interpersonal and T & E Direct observation a manner that fosters a caring doctor-patient communication skills. of the student and relationship (PROF I1I) patient interaction Work as a productive member of the health Professionalism (FROF T & E Observation care team in a professional manner with IV) residents, attending physicians, nurses, and office staff Maintain patient confidentiality Professionalism (FROF T & E Observation IV) during patient encounters patients and their families with Professionalism (FROF T & E Observations compassion and respect IV) during patient encounters Use EBM resources to answer clinical Practice learning T questions that arise during patient and improvement encounters in order to provide high (PROF VI) quality care. VII. Attendance Policy Students who miss more than 20% of a 4th year elective for any reason (2 weekdays during a two-week rotation or 4 weekdays for 4 week rotation) will require a remediation plan. However because elective schedules often vary considerably from a standard academic schedule, and students are often requesting extended time off during the interview season, each elective director is encouraged to consider your own attendance and remediation policy. VIII. Policies and Procedures (generic information for all campuses) Students are expected to be present for the various elective activities that will be noted by your residents and staff. Attendance is expected at the various clinical activities including morning ward rounds, operating room when assigned, afternoon rounds, conferences, and any activity specifically requested by your attending. Students are expected to be punctual for all of the various activities noted on the weekly schedule. Failure to adhere to the schedule will result in undue delays and inconveniences to patients, students and faculty. Dress Code: It is expected that students carry themselves in professional manner; this includes appropriate clothing while engaged in patient care. If you are to be in clinic with your staff physician or resident, please dress accordingly. If you are in the operating room or on the ETS service, scrubs are acceptable. IX. Learning Materials and Activities
Coordinate appropriate follow-up and discharge plan when the patient is ready to be discharged (Home health, PT/OT, etc.) Systems Based Practice (PROF V) T Communicate with patients and families in a manner that fosters a caring doctor-patient relationship Interpersonal and communication skills. (PROF I1I) T & E Direct observation of the student and patient interaction Work as a productive member of the health care team in a professional manner with residents, attending physicians, nurses, and office staff Professionalism (FROF IV) T & E Observation Maintain patient confidentiality Professionalism (FROF IV) T & E Observation during patient encounters patients and their families with compassion and respect Professionalism (FROF IV) T & E Observations during patient encounters Use EBM resources to answer clinical questions that arise during patient encounters in order to provide high quality care. Practice learning and improvement (PROF VI) T VII. Attendance Policy Students who miss more than 20% of a 4th year elective for any reason (2 weekdays during a two-week rotation or 4 weekdays for 4 week rotation) will require a remediation plan. However because elective schedules often vary considerably from a standard academic schedule, and students are often requesting extended time off during the interview season, each elective director is encouraged to consider your own attendance and remediation policy. VIII. Policies and Procedures (generic information for all campuses) Students are expected to be present for the various elective activities that will be noted by your residents and staff. Attendance is expected at the various clinical activities including morning ward rounds, operating room when assigned, afternoon rounds, conferences, and any activity specifically requested by your attending. Students are expected to be punctual for all of the various activities noted on the weekly schedule. Failure to adhere to the schedule will result in undue delays and inconveniences to patients, students and faculty. Dress Code: It is expected that students carry themselves in professional manner; this includes appropriate clothing while engaged in patient care. If you are to be in clinic with your staff physician or resident, please dress accordingly. If you are in the operating room or on the ETS service, scrubs are acceptable. IX. Learning Materials and Activities