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Patient, Doctor and Society
Patient, Doctor and Society (PDS) is a four-semester course, focusing on biological, psychological and social aspects of patient centered care. The course teaches communication skills, physical examination, evidence-based medicine, professionalism and health care in society.
Components of the Course
A. Lectures/case conferences: These whole class sessions meet in one of the HSLC auditoriums. A detailed schedule of the dates, topics, presenters, and times is included in the syllabus. Lectures/case conferences are NOT included in small group leader responsibilities; however leaders are welcome to attend.
B. Small Groups: Students will meet in groups of 4-8 with one or two instructors for 2 hours weekly. Small group leaders will receive their list of students during an orientation session. All small group sessions are scheduled in the Health Sciences Learning Center. A detailed schedule with objectives and outlines of sessions are included in the syllabus.
C. Generalist Partners Program (GPP) Clinic Visits: Students complete 3 or more clinical sessions with their assigned Generalist Preceptor during the semester. A suggested schedule is sent to each student and preceptor. The dates of these sessions may be altered to meet the needs of students and preceptors, as long as 3 or more sessions are completed.
- Medical Interview Videos
- Complete Physical Exam Videos
- MSK Physical Exam Videos
- Neurologic Physical Exam Videos
- EBM Curriculum
- Tobacco Intervention Basic Skills Guide for Patient-Centered Communication
- TIBS Videos
For more information, contact Elizabeth Tuchen at 608-263-2903.
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