Resources
Resources used during orientation [back to top] Powerpoint of Introduction to clerkship - click here Chronic Illness History Template - click here Chronic Illness in the PCMH handout- click here Clinical Reasoning handout - click here Handout on Evidence Based Resources - click here MSK handout used during afternoon workshop - click here Introduction to Low Overhead Model of Primary Care Video Capture of Orientation (requires QuickTime player and may take several minutes to download):
Resources for Day Back Assignments [back to top] Description of PCMH - click here Evidence for PCMH - click here Interview Guide for discussing PCMH and Chronic Care with members of the practice - click here Instructions for using Flip and Consent Form for Flip recording - click here Readings and resources to better understand PCMH
Evaluation forms to be used by your preceptor [back to top] Midrotation evaluation - click here Final evaluation - click here
Directions to access electronic version of textbook Go to: http://thePoint.lww.com/sloane6 On right side of the screen type in UserName: chapelhill (case sensitive, no spaces) Type in Password: fammed (case sensitive) and Click: Login Click on E-Book and then Click on Read the Full Text of this Title Online.
Preparing for the OSCE [back to top] Reviewing instructions for OSCE and in particular the powerpoint and OSCE checklist has helped students feel better prepared for the OSCE
Studying for the NBME shelf exam [back to top] Students preparing for the NBME shelf exams have found the AAFP practice questions. You have to become an American Academy of Family Physician (AAFP) member to view questions but membership is free for students and is granted within 1-2 days. Students have also found the NMS and Pretest series helpful and representative of the level of difficulty of the actual exam questions. Case Files is another resource but students have felt the sample questions are too easy. While these resources may be helpful to prepare for the exam, we feel the core content of the course is best learned using the Essentials of Family Medicine text. This evidence based text is very up to date for a text book and will give you a solid foundation in family medicine.
Clinical Resources as You See Patients [back to top]
Really well done website with beautiful graphics that are easy to understand An amazingly easy to understand video that shows the benefit of walking. Consider using with your patients Peer reviewed articles on relevant topics published in the AAFP journal "American Family Physician" Up to date peer reviewed guidelines for multiple conditions A public resource for evidence-based practice guidelines. Family Physicians Inquiries Network (FPIN) helps answer common questions in evidence based way Useful risk calculator for CHD risk Site will take you to the search page for this journal Evidence-based health care site in Oxford, England Site provides general medical reviews. You'll need to register, but it's free. Current Guidelines for prevention. Follow link to ePSS on site to get app for iphone or palm. Great place to look for grade A recommendations Deepen your dermatology knowledge with cases and quizzes. (log in: uncfamily password heels1). You can also spend more time refining your dermatology knowledge by following this link. http://www.logicalimages.com/educationalTools/learnDerm.htm Very elegant modules put out by UNC Nutrition Department. Sign up for free and use Nutrition Education for Practicing Physician Modules. Has everything from nutrition in Sports Medicine to nutrition for the elderly Concise clinical pearls related to prenatal care, intrapartum care, postpartum care, and infant care. Created by the UNC Department of Family Medicine. Onyen login and password is required to access site. A resource for students considering a career in Family Medicine. |
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