B3.01 Preceptor B3.02 Propose an appropriate prevention scores the strategy for the given condition, age At the end of the PAS 669 course, Demonstrate student on B3.03 and sex. students will: counseling of clerkship patients/ evaluation tool PC, MK, COM, B3.04 family on the ability to Be able to incorporate their PR, SBP members of provide case medical knowledge into patients to the specific effective health promotion/ B3.05 Educate and Counsel the patient and preceptor preventive care disease prevention family on the chosen prevention including modality. B3.06 counseling B3.07 3.1 Develop and Document a SOAP note 1. SOAP note B3.01 on a complex case (with multisystem assignment Prepare a involvement) with differential diagnosis, SOAP note on diagnostics to order and a clinical B3.02 a chronic case 2. Preceptor management plan for the patient including At the end of the PAS 669 course, patient scores the referral criteria to subspecialists for each B3.03 students will: including student on of the diagnoses. referral ability to PC, MK, COM, criteria and B3.04 document a Conduct themselves PR, SBP, PBL 3.2 Student is able to seek out get feedback SOAP note professionally and constructive feedback from and provide from the effectively communicate B3.05 constructive feedback to colleagues and preceptor colleagues and patients 3. Preceptor other health professionals. then upload to scores the B3.06 Canvas shell student on 3.3 The student Demonstrates compliance with confidentiality B3.07 requirements in the clinical setting PAS 670: Emergency Medicine Syllabus University of Kentucky Department of Clinical Sciences Division of Physician Assistant Studies Course Director Prof. Sam Powdrill, MPhil, PA-C 201 Wethington Building Rm 207C 859-323-1100 ext. 80587 Office hours By appointment only. is the best form of communication; office phone is also available. Professor Powdrill will attempt to return all communication in a timely fashion. Course Description This is a four-week clinical course designed to provide physician assistant students with experience in evaluating and treating common problems encountered in Emergency Medicine. Experience is provided at the of a primary care physician assistant, and emphasis is placed on performing a history and physical exam, selecting and interpreting laboratory exams, establishing a logical differential diagnosis,
B3.01 B3.02 B3.03 B3.04 B3.05 B3.06 B3.07 PC, MK, COM, PR, SBP At the end of the PAS 669 course, students will: Be able to incorporate their medical knowledge into effective health promotion/ disease prevention Propose an appropriate prevention strategy for the given condition, age and sex. Educate and Counsel the patient and family on the chosen prevention modality. Demonstrate counseling of patients/ family members of patients to the preceptor Preceptor scores the student on clerkship evaluation tool on the ability to provide case specific preventive care including counseling B3.01 B3.02 B3.03 B3.04 B3.05 B3.06 B3.07 PC, MK, COM, PR, SBP, PBL At the end of the PAS 669 course, students will: Conduct themselves professionally and effectively communicate colleagues and patients 3.1 Develop and Document a SOAP note on a complex case (with multisystem involvement) with differential diagnosis, diagnostics to order and a clinical management plan for the patient including referral criteria to subspecialists for each of the diagnoses. 3.2 Student is able to seek out constructive feedback from and provide constructive feedback to colleagues and other health professionals. 3.3 The student Demonstrates compliance with confidentiality requirements in the clinical setting Prepare a SOAP note on a chronic case patient including referral criteria and get feedback from the preceptor then upload to Canvas shell 1. SOAP note assignment 2. Preceptor scores the student on ability to document a SOAP note 3. Preceptor scores the student on PAS 670: Emergency Medicine Syllabus University of Kentucky Department of Clinical Sciences Division of Physician Assistant Studies Course Director Prof. Sam Powdrill, MPhil, PA-C 201 Wethington Building Rm 207C 859-323-1100 ext. 80587 Office hours By appointment only. is the best form of communication; office phone is also available. Professor Powdrill will attempt to return all communication in a timely fashion. Course Description This is a four-week clinical course designed to provide physician assistant students with experience in evaluating and treating common problems encountered in Emergency Medicine. Experience is provided at the of a primary care physician assistant, and emphasis is placed on performing a history and physical exam, selecting and interpreting laboratory exams, establishing a logical differential diagnosis,
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