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Study
Guides
The study guides for the Family
Medicine Clerkship have been developed to assist you in gaining the
most benefit from your ambulatory patient encounters. The objectives
have been developed as a result of reviewing patient problems seen
most frequently by previous students. They also address medical
issues which are of significant concern to society and family
practice.
These learning objectives do not encompass all of family practice
nor do they encompass all of which you should hope to gain from this
rotation. Rather, they are intended to be a useful instructional
tool for stimulation of reading and discussion with faculty,
residents and fellow students about patient encounters. The majority
of the objectives can be covered through discussion of patient cases
during scheduled or impromptu rounds, problem solving sessions or
during patient encounters.
Family Medicine: Ambulatory Care and Prevention (Mengel & Schwiebert, Editors) has been provided
along with several on-site texts and supplemental printed materials
to serve as references for independent study.
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