Rotation Information
- Allergy/Immunology
- Anesthesiology
- Cardiology
- Community Medicine
- Dermatology
- Endocrinology
- Otorhinolaryngology
- ER
- Family Medicine OP
- Family Medicine IP
- General Surgery IP
- General Surgery OP
- GI
- Gynecology
- Hematology/Oncology
- ICU
- Infectious Disease
- Mgmt of Health Systems
- Neurology
- NICU
- OB
- OB Complicated
- OB Ultrasound
- Ophthalmology
- Orthopedics
- Pain Management
- Pediatrics Inpatient
- Pediatrics Outpatient
- Pulmonary Consult
- Radiology
- Rheumatology
- Nephrology
- Sports Medicine
- Urology
Community Medicine (Orientation)
GOALS AND OBJECTIVES FOR ORIENTATION & COMMUNITY MEDICINE ROTATION
GOAL: By the end of the month of Orientation and Community Medicine Rotation, the Family Medicine Resident will have experience on the Family Medicine Inpatient Service, in the Family Medicine Center, performing supervised home visits, and attending talks on Community Medicine Topics.
FORUM FOR LEARNING:
Dr. Thomas Hansen, MD
Creighton Family Medicine – CUMC
601 North 30th Street, #6720
Omaha, NE 68131
OBJECTIVES:
1. Patient Care:
The Family Medicine resident will be able to:
- - Identify pertinent positives and negatives when interviewing.
- - Complete an accurate and thorough exam.
- - Develop a complete differential diagnosis.
- - Develop and present an appropriate assessment and plan.
2. Medical Knowledge:
The Family Medicine resident will be able to describe:
- - The cultural diversity found among our patient population.
- - Reportable communicable diseases.
- - The work-up and interpretation of labs for HIV, TB, Hepatitis
- - Disease prevention through immunization
- - The need for the IRB and role in research involving human subjects
- - School Physicals
- - How to perform a pap, pelvic and breast exam
- - How to evaluate pharmaceutical literature
- - Community Based Screening, prevention, health prevention
- - Population epidemiology,
- - Interpretation of public health statistical information
- - Environmental illness and Injury
- - Vital Statistics
- - Annual Health Care Screenings
- - Factors associated with differential health status among sub-populations, including racial, geographic, or socioeconomic health disparities
- - Assessment of risks for abuse and neglect with family and community violence of children.
3. Interpersonal and Communication Skills
The Family Medicine Resident will:
- Counsel and educate patients and families on pertinent medical and psychosocial issues.
- Provide information using effective and legible writing skills.
4. Professionalism
The Family Medicine Resident will:
- Demonstrate respect to nursing staff, medical students, residents, attendings and other members of the healthcare team.
- Return pages in a timely manner.
- Complete duties as expected.
- Be respectful of the patients’ culture, age, gender, sexual orientation and disability.
- Be punctual and available for required duties.