Summary
This engaging teaching session, titled "Y4 Teaching and OSCE practice: GP," is a crucial workshop for aspiring medical professionals. It focuses on developing and sharpening the skills needed in general practice. The program includes demonstrating clinical procedures and practical strategies for acing Objective Structured Clinical Examinations (OSCE). Attendees will benefit from hands-on experience and interactive discussions, facilitating a comprehensive understanding of the role of a GP in different scenarios. Suitable for year-four medical students, this session aims to build confidence and proficiency in medical practice and patient interaction. Don't miss this opportunity to gain invaluable insights and learn from experienced practitioners.
Learning objectives
- To understand the role and responsibilities of a General Practitioner (GP) in managing patient care, both in the surgery and within a wider community context.
- To develop proficiency in performing and interpreting various clinical examinations frequently used in general practice, using OSCE (Objective Structured Clinical Examination) format for practice and evaluation.
- To enhance communication skills, particularly in interviewing and counselling patients, understanding their concerns, and discussing treatment options accurately and empathetically.
- To gain a comprehensive understanding of common illnesses and diseases encountered in general practice, their diagnosis, management and referral processes.
- To understand the ethical issues that may arise in general practice and learn how to handle these situations responsibly and professionally.