This week we will be holding a session all about differentials for haematuria! 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

Sharpen your skills in diagnosing and managing haematuria with this interactive teaching and OSCE practice session! Organized by the Code Blue OSCE Crew (CBOC), this event includes a 45-minute revision led by a senior medical student and a 45-minute OSCE practice using stations provided by Geeky Medics. Based loosely on the Y3 University of Manchester curriculum, this session is open to all - whether you're a student or a seasoned medical professional. Join us in this learning opportunity supported by Geeky Medics and improve your clinical skills. For queries or further information, reach out via Instagram or email or visit our link.

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Learning objectives

By the end of the session, learners will be able to define and identify the causes and sources of haematuria accurately, based on the patient's history and clinical examinations.
Learners will be able to demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of the diagnostic tests for haematuria, their interpretations, and implications for patient management.
Learners will be able to simulate a real patient scenario involving a case of haematuria through OSCE practice and provide a reasoned diagnosis and management plan.
Learners will be equipped to understand the various differential diagnoses for haematuria and apply critical thinking to establish the most likely cause in given clinical scenarios.
Learners will be able to reflect on their OSCE performance, identify areas for improvement and develop strategies to handle similar cases more efficiently in the future.

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