OUTPATIENT G2 ROTATION
Contact:
Lisa
Callies
Continuity Clinic:
Friday am
Performance expectations: Similar to the G1 Outpatient rotation, a block in the
G2 year is reserved for clinical experiences outside of the acute care setting.
This will include Orthopedics, Urology, General Medicine, and your longitudinal Medicine Clinic. It is your responsibility
to call each clinic to find out when you are expected at each site or if you
will be gone. Vacation days will be lost for time not spent as scheduled. If a
clinic is canceled, be in the hospital reading. Assume clinic start times are
8:00 am and 1:00 pm unless you learn otherwise.
Educational
Goals and Objectives:
The
goal of the second year outpatient rotation is to provide exposure/experience
in outpatient orthopedics and urology as well as developing ongoing skills in
outpatient internal medicine in several settings.
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Educational
objectives |
Assessment
method |
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Patient
Care |
1) Learn exam, diagnostic
approaches and management of outpatient orthopedic problems 4) Also see objectives in
Derm/COC section for COC objectives 5) Learn to manage acute
and chronic medical conditions including diabetes, hypertension, pulmonary
problems, heart disease, lipid disorders, GI disorders, outpatient
gynecologic problems, dermatologic conditions and depression/anxiety |
1)
Global faculty assessment 2)
Direct faculty observation |
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Medical
Knowledge |
1)
Understand evaluation and treatment of basic general, hand, and shoulder orthopedic
problems 2)
Understand the evaluation and treatment of general urologic problems 3)
Continue to gain knowledge of general medical disorders 4)
Understand and implement appropriate health care maintenance processes |
Global
faculty assessment |
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Practice-Based
Learning and Improvement |
1)
Demonstrate insight into knowledge deficiencies and limitations 2)
Use information technology to answer clinical questions |
Global
faculty assessment |
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Interpersonal
and Communication Skills |
1)
Refine the skills necessary to present patients and topics informally and
formally to another physician or group 2) Learn to communicate
with and educate and support a group of patients over time. |
Global
faculty assessment |
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Professionalism |
1)
Arrive to clinic on time and finish charting when applicable before leaving
clinic |
Global
faculty assessment |
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Systems-Based
Practice |
1)
Understand systems unique to each of the outpatient settings 2)
Learn time management and appropriate
charting and billing in the outpatient setting |
Global
faculty assessment |
Goals and Objectives for Outpatient Continuity Clinic:
The goal of Medicine Clinic is to provide an opportunity for the resident physician to manage a group of patients with a wide range of medical problems over their three years of training.
YOU
MUST WEAR YOUR BEEPER AT ALL TIMES DURING THIS ROTATION. NOTIFY ALL CLINICS
ABOUT VACATION TIME.
1. UROLOGY
Monday morning with Roland
Ugarte, MD, 6545 France Ave. S., Southdale Medical Bldg. 952-927-6501. Every Monday morning. The first week please arrive by about
9:00 AM to meet with the office manager for information.
2. ORTHOPEDICS
The overall goal of this part of the rotation is to familiarize you
with general and specialized orthopedic practice. In addition we would hope
that you would become proficient during this month in developing treatment
protocols for your patients, writing appropriate physical therapy orders and
injecting the shoulder, knee, elbow and ankle. A very useful textbook in the
orthopaedic exam is by Dr. Hoppenfeldt and is titled "Physical Examination
of the Spine and Extremities". Prior to beginning the rotation Dr. Buss
wants you to be familiar with the examination in both the knee and shoulder.
a) Tuesday. AM General Orthopedics with Doug Drake,
MD, 952-920-0970, MHI bldg., Room 440. Call to find out when to get there.
b) Wednesday, PM Sports Medicine with Dan Buss, at the ANW COC clinic or the
Edina Clinic at 8100 W. 78th St. so please call beforehand to find
out at which location you will be working, 952-946-9777.
3. GENERAL INTERNAL MEDICINE
Monday PM, Tuesday PM, and Thursday AM - ANGMA
COC (Hwy 169 and 494 in Edina). Notify the ANGMA office and Anne K. if you are
taking time off. A three week minimum notice, given to Anne
is required if you are planning on taking vacation time.
The address is 8100 W. 78th St, Edina. Reach the clinic from the hospital
as follows:
1. Go north on 10th ave on the east side of the hospital and go one block to
26th St. Take 26th St. west (one way) to Portland. Turn left
(south) on Portland and go to 31st street. Turn right and 31st St. and
go a few blocks and enter 35W South. After 35W S
merges with the Crosstown (62), stay to the right and continue west on 62 until
you come to highway 169 south. Take this south for a few miles to Valley View
Road. After the exit ramp, turn left and cross the highway and then turn right
onto the Frontage Road. In a short while this will take you to the clinic. Park anywhere in the surface lot. The clinic is the first
clinic on the first floor (Suite 100).
4. MEDICINE CLINIC: Friday morning is your Medicine Clinic.
During this rotation the only 11:30 conference you will be able to make is the
one on Friday. A three week minimum notice, given to Anne is required if
you are planning on taking vacation time.
5. NIP CLINIC: Friday, PM General medicine
NIP clinic with chief residents. Thursday PM with Dr Ed Kraus. Address:
2431 Hennepin Ave, 612-374-4089
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AM |
PM |
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Monday |
Urology |
ANGMA COC |
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Tuesday |
Ortho |
ANGMA COC |
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Wednesday |
Grand Rounds |
Dr. Buss (Ortho) |
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Thursday |
ANGMA COC |
NIP clinic |
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Friday |
Medicine clinic |
NIP clinic |