3.2 Student is able to seek out B3.04 constructive feedback from and document a provide constructive feedback to from the SOAP note B3.05 colleagues and health preceptor professionals. then upload to 3. Preceptor Canvas shell B3.06 scores the 3.3 The student Demonstrates student on compliance with confidentiality professionalism B3.07 requirements in the clinical setting PAS 669: Internal Medicine Syllabus University of Kentucky Department of Clinical Sciences Division of Physician Assistant Studies Course Director Somu Chatterjee, MD, MPH 201 Wethington Building Rm 201D 859-323-1100 ext. 83732 Office hours By appointment only. is the best form of communication; office phone is also available. Dr. Chatterjee 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 Internal Medicine. Experience is provided at the level 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, conducting research on clinical programs, performing selected studies, and establishing a tentative treatment plan. Students are required to repeat the course for a total of eight weeks and six credits (ie: IM I and IM II). (4 weeks): To successfully complete Internal Medicine I, students are required to INTERNAL MEDICINE I meet the criteria for 1. Passing score on the preceptor evaluation, 2. A passing grade on Written Assignment described below as well as 3. A passing grade (≥ 60%) on the Internal Medicine End of Rotation Examination, also described below. INTERNAL MEDICINE II (4 weeks): To successfully complete Internal Medicine II, students are required to meet the criteria for 1. Passing score on the preceptor evaluation, 2. A passing grade on Written
B3.04 B3.05 B3.06 B3.07 3.2 Student is able to seek out constructive feedback from and provide constructive feedback to colleagues and health professionals. 3.3 The student Demonstrates compliance with confidentiality requirements in the clinical setting from the preceptor then upload to Canvas shell document a SOAP note 3. Preceptor scores the student on professionalism PAS 669: Internal Medicine Syllabus University of Kentucky Department of Clinical Sciences Division of Physician Assistant Studies Course Director Somu Chatterjee, MD, MPH 201 Wethington Building Rm 201D 859-323-1100 ext. 83732 Office hours By appointment only. is the best form of communication; office phone is also available. Dr. Chatterjee 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 Internal Medicine. Experience is provided at the level 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, conducting research on clinical programs, performing selected studies, and establishing a tentative treatment plan. Students are required to repeat the course for a total of eight weeks and six credits (ie: IM I and IM II). INTERNAL MEDICINE I (4 weeks): To successfully complete Internal Medicine I, students are required to meet the criteria for 1. Passing score on the preceptor evaluation, 2. A passing grade on Written Assignment described below as well as 3. A passing grade (≥ 60%) on the Internal Medicine End of Rotation Examination, also described below. INTERNAL MEDICINE II (4 weeks): To successfully complete Internal Medicine II, students are required to meet the criteria for 1. Passing score on the preceptor evaluation, 2. A passing grade on Written
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