This document provides an overview of the Studium Generale curriculum used by the Department of Medical Education. The conventional curriculum is organized around basic science and clinical science blocks, while the integrated curriculum uses blocks focused on Studium Generale and Humaniora, medical communication, and the cell as a biochemical machinery. The aims of the Studium Generale are to condition students for a career in medicine, introduce general skills and attitudes required for the new curriculum, and recognize relationships between professional competencies and biomedical sciences. Learning outcomes include understanding the new paradigm of medical practice which integrates science, clinical judgment, professionalism, and teamwork, as well as developing skills in critical thinking, scientific reasoning, and lifelong learning. Students are assessed
This document provides an overview of the Studium Generale curriculum used by the Department of Medical Education. The conventional curriculum is organized around basic science and clinical science blocks, while the integrated curriculum uses blocks focused on Studium Generale and Humaniora, medical communication, and the cell as a biochemical machinery. The aims of the Studium Generale are to condition students for a career in medicine, introduce general skills and attitudes required for the new curriculum, and recognize relationships between professional competencies and biomedical sciences. Learning outcomes include understanding the new paradigm of medical practice which integrates science, clinical judgment, professionalism, and teamwork, as well as developing skills in critical thinking, scientific reasoning, and lifelong learning. Students are assessed
This document provides an overview of the Studium Generale curriculum used by the Department of Medical Education. The conventional curriculum is organized around basic science and clinical science blocks, while the integrated curriculum uses blocks focused on Studium Generale and Humaniora, medical communication, and the cell as a biochemical machinery. The aims of the Studium Generale are to condition students for a career in medicine, introduce general skills and attitudes required for the new curriculum, and recognize relationships between professional competencies and biomedical sciences. Learning outcomes include understanding the new paradigm of medical practice which integrates science, clinical judgment, professionalism, and teamwork, as well as developing skills in critical thinking, scientific reasoning, and lifelong learning. Students are assessed
Humaniora Block Medical communication Block The cell as biochemical machinery Block Growth & development AIMS
To condition the students to study and a
carrier in medicine
To introduce the students to the general
skills and attitudes required to meet the demands of the new curriculum
To recognize the relationships between
professional competencies and the biomedical and allied sciences, clinical sciences, professional skills and attitudes LEARNING OUTCOMES
Cognizance of the new paradigm of medical
practice: science, clinical judgment, professionalism, communication, and team working Awareness of the practical implications of developing basic skills in critical and associated thinking and scientific reasoning, and a habit of lifelong learning
Define medical and allied sciences,
professional skills and attitudes Learning Situations
Lecture Independent Learning Student Task Small Group Discussion Plenary seasons
Assesment method : Formative
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