«الزمالة المصرية لطب الأسرة»: الفرق بين المراجعتين
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# 3. Identify means to actively promote health in the elderly through exercise, nutrition and psycho-social counseling. | # 3. Identify means to actively promote health in the elderly through exercise, nutrition and psycho-social counseling. | ||
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Expected year of achievement is the first year of training during health center and internal medicine rotations | Expected year of achievement is the first year of training during health center and internal medicine rotations | ||
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* Cases are expected to be seen during Internal medicine and healthcare center rotation | * Cases are expected to be seen during Internal medicine and healthcare center rotation | ||
− | * The number mentioned is The minimum number of cases to be seen by The trainees under supervision | + | * The number mentioned is The minimum number of cases to be seen by The trainees under supervision |
== تابع أيضاً جزء النفسية== | == تابع أيضاً جزء النفسية== |
مراجعة 18:11، 19 أبريل 2015
الزمالة المصرية لطب الأسرة [1]
محتويات
المنهج
Egyptian Fellowship Board - Family Medicine Training Curriculum المنهج [2]
Geriatric Medicine Training Curriculum - Family Medicine Egyptian Fellowship Board
Knowledge
By The end of training, trainees should have good understanding of :
- 1. The underlying physiological "normal aging" changes in the various body systems, including diminished homeostatic abilities, altered metabolism and effects of drugs, and other changes that directly relate to the assessment and treatment of elderly patients.
- 2. The normal psychological, social and environmental changes of aging, including reactions to common stresses and changes such as retirement, bereavement, relocation and ill health, and the changes in family relationships that affect health care of the elderly.
- 3. The unique modes of presentation of elderly patients for care, including altered and nonspecific presentations of specific diseases.
- 4. The tendency of elderly patients toward iatrogenic disease, immobilization and its consequences, dependency or long-term institutionalization while in the process of receiving medical care
- 5. The place of the house call, its indications and benefits.
Intellectual and professional skills=
By The end of training in internal medicine rotation, trainee should be able to:
- 1. Take history and perform appropriate clinical examination for elderly patients presented with various complaints to The family health center.
- 2. Manage common elderly medical problems and refer appropriately to specialist care when indicated
- 3. Identify the various types of long-term care facilities, foster homes and alternative housings available to the elderly
- 4. Manage the pitfalls of geriatric care such as poly-pharmacy, iatrogenic illness, overdependency, inappropriate institutionalization, non-recognition of treatable illness, over treatment, inappropriate use of high technology and the unsupported family.
- 5. Evaluate the functional status of the elderly patient
- 6. Identify the various types of long-term care facilities, foster homes and alternative housings available to the elderly and The specific regulations related to The care of patients in long term facilities
- 7. Evaluate the financial aspects of health care of the elderly and the way these influence health care patterns and decisions.
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Attitudes and behaviors
- 1. React with compassion and humanism, balancing realism and practicality in the consideration of inevitable decline and loss.
- 2. Promote dignity through self-care and self-determination.
- 3. Recognize the importance of family and home in the overall life and health of patients and the importance of a multi-disciplinary approach to the enhancement of individualized care.
- 4. interfere minimally with appropriate limitation of investigation and treatment for the benefit of the patient with care to cost containment.
- 5. Appreciate and commit himself for continuity of care and accessibility to his/her patients
- 1. Promote and maintain elderly people health through screening, preventive care, early diagnosis and assessment of health factors
- 2. recognize The range of services available to promote rehabilitation or maintenance of an independent lifestyle for elderly people
- 3. Identify means to actively promote health in the elderly through exercise, nutrition and psycho-social counseling.
Achievement
Expected year of achievement is the first year of training during health center and internal medicine rotations
Methods of teaching and learning
- 1. On The job training and self- study
- 2. Lectures and tutorials
- 3. Patients encounters during family medicine center training
Methods of assessment:
- 1. Logbook
- 2. Final exam
- 3. Trainer’s evaluation
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Geriatric Medicine cases
Topics and lectures
- Normal aging
- Common presentation of elderly patients
- Long term care facilities
- Intellectual impairment and Alzheimer
- Incontinence
- Falls
- Immobility and mobility deterioration
- Iatrogenic drug reactions
- Fecal impaction
- All topics are expected to be covered by lectures and journal clubs during The family health center and internal medicine rotations.
- Prove of attendance will be signed by your family medicine trainer.
Geriatric Medicine Topics
Cases #
- intellectual impairment (dementia) Alzheimer 5
- incontinence 5
- fecal impaction 1
- Parkinsonism 2
- Nutritional problems 2
- Falls, stroke and TIA (Internal medicine) 5
- Cases are expected to be seen during Internal medicine and healthcare center rotation
- The number mentioned is The minimum number of cases to be seen by The trainees under supervision
تابع أيضاً جزء النفسية
3- Psychiatry
Knowledge
By The end of training, trainees should have good understanding of
- 1. The emotional, intellectual, and social development of the individual from infancy to adult life
- 2. The clinical manifestations of common psychiatric disorders affecting adults, elderly and children
- 3. Important mental and emotional disorder and in particular:
- • Acute disorders that are threatening life of the sufferer (suicidal depression) or of others (aggressive reactions in the psychopathic patient).
- • Disorders which if recognized early may be managed or whose complications may be reduced e.g. school refusal, psychosomatic illnesses and postnatal mental illness
- • Disorders that are not normally dangerous but become dangerous in certain situations
Intellectual and professional skills
- 1. Recognize mental disorders through accurate history taking , The proper use of consultation skills and assessment of mental status
- 2. Initiate treatment in some cases through drug prescription and appropriately use relaxation techniques
- 3. Advice family and arrange for interviews to modify behavior if indicated
- 4. Referral for specialist advice to ascertain what further investigations are required and to make an accurate diagnosis
Attitudes and behaviors
- 1. appreciate The therapeutic value of doctor patient relationship
- 2. Be aware of the effects o£ the- attitudes of the- doctors and those-who-work with him upon the patient and the management of the illness
- 3. Work in collaboration with psychiatrists and mental health professionals
- 4. Be aware of national regulations and acts regarding drug misuse and mental illness
Expected year of achievement in the first year of training
Methods of teaching and learning
- 1. On The job training during psychiatry rotation and family health center
- 2. Lectures, tutorials and self study
- 3. Clinical rounds
Methods of assessment
- 1. Logbook
- 2. Trainer’s report
- 3. Summative exam
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Psychiatry Topics and Cases
Topics and lectures Cases #
- Somatization Psychosomatic disorders 5
- Anxiety Anxiety 6
- Depression Reactive Depression 5
- Eating and sleep disorders Eating & sleep disorder 3
- Psycho Sexual problems Sexual disorders 5
- Mental illness e.g. Schizophrenia. Major psychotic disorders
- Schizophrenia
- Manic-depressive illness
- Paranoid state
Hyperactive disorders, 5 learning difficulties and mental disorders. The effect of bereavement and loss and their complications. Dementia and Alzheimer 5 Continuing care of chronic conditions (manic-depression illness or mental handicap). ADHD, autism and learning disabilities 5
Suggested titles for psychiatry journal clubs
- 1. Screening for depression across the life span
- 2. Avoiding Pitfalls in Diagnosing and Managing Major Depression
- 3. Depression in Children and Adolescents
- 4. Postpartum Major Depression: Detection and Treatment
- 5. Generalized Anxiety Disorder