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At the end of this one-month rotation in Neurology and Psychiatry (Department of Neuroscience and Behavioral Medicine), the clinical clerks should be able to: |
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COMPETENCE |
COGNITIVE |
C1. Analyze clinical cases in Neurology and Psychiatry properly through a systematic approach to patients with Neurologic and Psychiatric conditions. |
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C2. Formulate under guidance. a cost-effective and rational diagnostic framework for cases and patients seen and examined. |
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C3. Prescribe, under guidance a rational treatment strategy consistent with current local and international guidelines. |
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C4. Correlate laboratory and ancillary procedures result with the clinical presentation of the patients. |
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PSYCHOMOTOR |
P1. Perform a comprehensive Neurological Examination to all patients seen at the OPD and at the ER. |
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P2. Conduct an ethical and complete psychiatric interview to patients admitted at the San Lorenzo/Psychiatry Ward. |
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P3. Accomplish the appropriate rating scales (stroke scales, depression scales, anxiety scales, etc.) for patients seen at the OPD and ER. |
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COMMITMENT |
PSYCHOMOTOR |
P4 Utilize medical informatics, web-based learning strategies and other available resources suitably in the care for patients. |
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AFFECTIVE
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A1. Exhibit attributes of a motivated and self-directed learner in search for knowledge and innovations. |
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A2. Demonstrate dedication to the pursuit of learning and knowledge |
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A3. Demonstrate empathy and compassion when interacting with patients. |
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COMPASSION |
AFFECTIVE |
A4. Reflect on their biases and assumptions regarding patients (especially those afflicted with mental health conditions). |
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A5. Appreciate ethical and moral considerations in the approach to patients with Neurologic and Psychiatric conditions. |
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