2. Learn pediatric orthopedic common diagnoses and their management. 3. Read for the operative cases and be prepared for the operating room. 4. Understand the pathology of pediatric orthopedic disease. 5. Understand diagnostic tests commonly used in pediatric orthopedic patients. 6. Practice evidence-based medicine in reviewing the literature. Practice-Based Learning and Improvement: 1. Utilize a pediatric orthopedic surgery textbook and journal articles to study pediatric orthopedic diseases. Acting Internship in Pediatric Orthopedic Surgery continued 2. Document patient care activities in the medical chart in a timely fashion. 3. Utilize electronic educational resources. Interprofessional and Communication Skills: 1. Learn to communicate well with families and children. 2. Learn to interact with surgical team. 3. Work well with other members of the health care team. Professionalism: 1. Continue life-long learning. 2. Maintaining confidentiality of patient information. 3. Maintain sensitivity to others’ cultures, age, gender, and disabilities. 4. Maintain accountability for personal actions and decisions. Systems-Based Practice: 1. Learn to communicate appropriately with families under the direction of Faculty. 2. Learn to communicate with the health care team members about the surgical patients. Learning Activities: The medical student will present in the weekly pediatric orthopedic surgery education conference. He/She will present in daily inpatient rounds, attend pediatric surgery clinic, and participate in the surgeries. He/She will also practice evidence-based medicine by performing literature searches on the pediatric orthopedic surgery diseases of their patients.
2. Learn pediatric orthopedic common diagnoses and their management. 3. Read for the operative cases and be prepared for the operating room. 4. Understand the pathology of pediatric orthopedic disease. 5. Understand diagnostic tests commonly used in pediatric orthopedic patients. 6. Practice evidence-based medicine in reviewing the literature. Practice-Based Learning and Improvement: 1. Utilize a pediatric orthopedic surgery textbook and journal articles to study pediatric orthopedic diseases. Acting Internship in Pediatric Orthopedic Surgery continued 2. Document patient care activities in the medical chart in a timely fashion. 3. Utilize electronic educational resources. Interprofessional and Communication Skills: 1. Learn to communicate well with families and children. 2. Learn to interact with surgical team. 3. Work well with other members of the health care team. Professionalism: 1. Continue life-long learning. 2. Maintaining confidentiality of patient information. 3. Maintain sensitivity to others’ cultures, age, gender, and disabilities. 4. Maintain accountability for personal actions and decisions. Systems-Based Practice: 1. Learn to communicate appropriately with families under the direction of Faculty. 2. Learn to communicate with the health care team members about the surgical patients. Learning Activities: The medical student will present in the weekly pediatric orthopedic surgery education conference. He/She will present in daily inpatient rounds, attend pediatric surgery clinic, and participate in the surgeries. He/She will also practice evidence-based medicine by performing literature searches on the pediatric orthopedic surgery diseases of their patients.
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