This week we will be holding a session all about differentials for Jaundice! The first 45 minutes will be a revision session taught by a senior medical student followed by a 45 minute session of OSCE practice using stations from geeky medics so you can practice your skills!

Our curriculum roughly follows the Y3 University of Manchester curriculum however we are not affiliated with the university and are open to anyone who would like to come!

The Code Blue OSCE Crew (CBOC) serves as an online, peer-led platform dedicated to clinical OSCE skills teaching for medical students, with the added support of medical professionals. CBOC is a recognized program under the IFMSA's Activities program, specifically affiliated with SCOME's 'Teaching Medical Skills' initiative.

We are proudly supported by Geeky Medics, who generously support our mission and endeavours.

Please don't hesitate to contact us if you have any queries (Instagram @codeblueteaching | Email cbosceteaching@gmail.com)

For more information (including to register for our other sessions) see here: linktr.ee/codeblueteaching

Summary

Join this week's enlightening session on the differentials for Jaundice, delivered by a top-tier medical student and generously supported by Geeky Medics. With the curriculum following the Y3 University of Manchester's framework, expect a 45-minute intensive revision followed by a hands-on OSCE practice session to sharpen your medical acumen. As part of the Code Blue OSCE Crew, we invite all medical professionals looking to advance their knowledge, not just those affiliated with the University of Manchester. Come and benefit from our top-notch, peer-led platform and specialized 'Teaching Medical Skills' initiative under IFMSA. Don't forget to register for our other sessions!

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Learning objectives

Identify and explain the various causes of jaundice, differentiating between the types of jaundice and the associated pathophysiology.
Demonstrate a comprehensive approach to evaluating patients presenting with jaundice, incorporating a thorough history taking and appropriate use of diagnostic tests.
Practice and improve practical clinical skills pertaining to gastroenterology, specifically focused on the assessment of jaundiced patients in an OSCE setting.
Interpret test results and formulate an appropriate management plan for patients with jaundice, taking into consideration possible complications and the patient's overall health status.
Develop effective communication skills with both patients and colleagues, demonstrating empathy, professionalism and understanding when dealing with sensitive information potentially causing anxiety to patients such as the diagnosis of jaundice.

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