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The Burden of Disease ( BOD) analysis describes in details the uses and effects of BOD. How to measure it. Special emphasis has been given in understanding HALY, DALY and QALY.
N.B: 1. Please download the ppt first, as the animations will act better then
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Course Description
Three hours per week theory. Prerequisite: Permission of nursing faculty and successful completion for NUR
506. Students will explore and analyze the role of the nurse leader as it relates to the healthcare system.
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Course Objectives
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• Analyze and evaluate the US health care delivery system and key functional components
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• Analyze the role of the advanced practice nurse in the context of an ever-changing health care delivery
system
• Evaluate the concepts of health and disease, risk factors, and the role of health promotion and disease
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• Explore various types of health services professionals, practice requirements, and qualifications of health
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• Evaluate the role of medical technology in healthcare delivery
• Evaluate both regulatory and market-oriented approaches to contain costs in healthcare systems
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ii
Topic Outline
1. Patient-centered care in clinical practice
2. Roles and functions of patient care team members
3. Healthcare delivery systems and patient care models
4. Federal and state payment systems
5. Role of the governing body of the healthcare organization
6. Utilization of research findings
7. Organizational cultures and structures
8. Non-healthcare constituents within the community
9. Incorporating evidence-based research into nursing practice
Teaching Strategies
• Assigned Readings
• Online Discussion Activities
• Collaborative Learning Teams
• Guest Speakers
• Lecture/Discussion
• Discussion Boards
• Student Presentations
• Written Projects
Evaluation Methods
All students will be evaluated using the following methods:
Discussion Board (8 @ 25 points each) 200
Poster: Comparison of U.S. Health System with one other Country 125
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Electives - Opportunities in Community Medicine - Dr Animesh Jain 12th Mar 2021
1. Electives:
Opportunities in
Community Medicine
Dr. Animesh Jain
Dy. Coordinator, Medical Education Unit,
Professor of Community Medicine
Kasturba Medical College, Mangalore
Manipal Academy of Higher Education, India
2. “I never teach my pupils. I only attempt
to provide the conditions in which they can learn.”
-Albert Einstein
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3. Outline of the session
• Explain the rationale & pedagogical advantages of Electives
• Designing & incorporation in the curriculum
• Types and example of Electives
• Assessment of Electives
• Electives roll out
• Curricular governance
• Challenges and Feed forward
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4. Electives - Definition
No standard definition
Can refer to many widely differing curricular elements/ courses
during undergraduate training
within which there is a significant element of student choice
Students can choose depending upon
their interest
career preferences
Andrew Lumb & Deborah Murdoch-Eaton (2014) Electives in undergraduate medical education: AMEE Guide No. 88, Medical Teacher, 36:7, 557-572
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5. Elective??
• An elective is a learning experience created in the curriculum to
provide an opportunity for the learner to explore, discover and
experience areas or streams of interest.
• Objectives:
• To provide the learner with opportunities:
(a) For diverse learning experiences,
(b) To do research/community projects that will stimulate enquiry, self-
directed, experiential learning and lateral thinking.
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Source: MCI. Electives for the UG Medical Education Training Program, 2020: p 1-30.
11. Salient features of Electives in Block 1 & Block 2
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Source: MCI. Electives for the UG Medical Education Training Program, 2020
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Source: MCI. Electives for the UG Medical Education Training Program, 2020
13. Electives - Structure
Compulsory
NOT for making up
• Shortage of attendance
• Missed clinical postings
• Any other purpose
• Preclinical
• Para-clinical
• Other basic sciences
• Laboratory
• Under a faculty
researcher in an ongoing
research project
BLOCK 1
• Clinical department
• At a rural or urban
community clinic
BLOCK 2
REGULAR CLINICAL POSTING
CONTINUES
4
weeks
4
weeks
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NO REGULAR CLINICAL
POSTING
15. Electives – Community Medicine
• Community Projects
Human Nutrition
Community radio
Geriatric centre
Leadership
Healthcare administration
• Educational
• Research Methodology – QUAN/QUAL
• Manuscript writing
• Systematic reviews
• Ethics – Research/ Public health
• Medical Education ??!
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NGOs
Tribal health clinic
Disaster preparedness
16. Electives - Designing
Each elective should have well defined
• Objectives
• Expected outcomes
• Assessment
• Faculty Supervisor/ Mentor
• Faculty guide
• Log Book
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Source: MCI. Electives for the UG Medical Education Training Program, 2020
18. Assessment of Electives
• A log book/ portfolio
• Academic and non academic activities.
• Stories and reflection about each event.
• Grading can be done using checklists
• Checklist can be related to clinical skills, history taking skills, motivation and
interest, communication, team work, discipline, documentation etc
• Assess in between and at the end of each elective posting.
• Electives will also contribute towards internal marks.
• 75% attendance in the electives and Submission of elective log book will be
Mandatory for eligibility to appear in the final MBBS examination
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19. Electives - Dr Animesh Jain 19
Source: Shah H. Electives in Community Medicine. CBME in Community Medicine MEU India group
20. Curricular governance
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Adapted from: Shah H. Electives in Community Medicine. CBME in Community Medicine MEU India group
21. Challenges
• Monitoring
• Responsibility / Onus of external elective
• Logistic ...
• Training
• Trainee
• Manpower
• Resources
• Infrastructure
• Logistics/ Time
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22. Feed forward
• Logistic
• Creation of skill labs??
• Faculty development
• Technical skills
• Non Technical skills
• Creation of log books
• Faculty guides
• Relook at assessment patterns
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23. Questions received from participants
• What are the electives options in Community Medicine that can be
considered?
• How do we make it interesting for students to opt and not polarise
only towards clinical postings?
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24. Thank you
You may reach me via
animesh.jain@manipal.edu AND/OR 98450 32334
Acknowledgement:
- CBME in Community Medicine MEU India group
- Dr Hemangini Shah’s presentation
- Dr Rashmi Jain’s PPT for CISP II workshop