MEDI602 Phase 2 Handbook 2016 - 2017 WELCOME Welcome to Phase 2 of the MBBS course. This handbook will provide you with general information about the rotations, particulars about assessment, lists of useful contacts, and links to other resources. It also represents the Subject Outline for this part of the course, which is officially entitled MEDI602. Please read this handbook before your first day on the wards. You will probably find it answers any questions you might have, or it will show where to find the answer. If ALL ELSE fails, you can contact me in my capacity as the Acting Chair of Phase 2. Kind regards and very best wishes, Professor Wilf Yeo Associate Dean: Teaching Hospitals Professor of Medicine and Clinical Pharmacology Acting Chair: Phase 2 PHASE CHAIR - CONTACT INFORMATION Name: Professor Wilf Yeo Acting Chair: Phase 2 Address: The Wollongong Hospital Academic Unit Block C, Level 8, The Wollongong Hospital Crown Street Wollongong NSW Phone: +61 2 4221 4506 Facsimile: +61 2 4253 4838 Email: [email protected] Name: Professor Nagesh Pai Acting Chair: Phase 2 Address: The Wollongong Hospital Academic Unit Block C, Level 8, The Wollongong Hospital Crown Street Wollongong NSW Phone: +61 2 4221 4071 Facsimile: +61 2 4253 4838 Email: [email protected] 2 | MEDI602 PHASE 2 HANDBOOK CONTENTS KEY CONTACTS 3 SUBJECT DESCRIPTION AND OBJECTIVES 6 GENERAL INFORMATION 7 TEACHING IN PHASE 2 8 PRACTICALITIES 12 ETHICAL AND LEGAL ISSUES 13 QUALITY ASSURANCE AND EVALUATION 15 STUDENT ASSESSMENT 16 STUDENT SUPPORT 22 STUDENT ACCOMMODATION: WOLLONGONG 24 STUDENT ACCOMMODATION: SHOALHAVEN 25 STUDENT ACCOMMODATION: SOUTHERN HIGHLANDS 24 STUDENT ACCOMMODATION: CONTACTS 28 APPENDIX A – TIMETABLE OF ASSESSMENT AND DEADLINES FOR SUBMISSION 29 APPENDIX B – PHASE 2 KEY DATES 30 APPENDIX C – PHASE 2 ON-CAMPUS DATES 31 APPENDIX D – PHASE 2 ON-CAMPUS DAYS 32 APPENDIX E – PHASE 2 ON-CAMPUS DAYS SESSION 2 33 APPENDIX F – LEARNING OUTCOMES 34 APPENDIX G – MBBS CLINICAL COMPETENCIES, SKILLS & PROCEDURES 37 APPENDIX H – NURSING ATTACHMENT LEARNING ACTIVITY OUTLINE 46 APPENDIX I – NURSING ATTACHMENT SPR 47 APPENDIX J – PHASE 2 BOOK LIST 48 APPENDIX K –SUMMATIVE CEXS FORM 49 APPENDIX L – FORMATIVE CEXS FORM 50 APPENDIX M – STUDENT PERFORMANCE REVIEW (SPR) FORM 51 APPENDIX N – STUDENT P-DRUG FORMULARY 53 APPENDIX O – PPD REFLECTION ASSIGNMENT 63 APPENDIX P – PPD REFLECTION MARKING RUBRIC 64 APPENDIX Q – RCA ASSIGNMENT SUBMISSION GUIDELINES 65 APPENDIX R - RCA SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT TASK 66 APPENDIX S - RCA ASSESSMENT TASK: NHMRC 68 APPENDIX T - RCA POEM MARKING SHEET 70 APPENDIX U - RCA CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF A DRUG ADVERTISEMENT 72 APPENDIX V - RCA MARKING SHEET: CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF A DRUG ADVERT 75 APPENDIX W – NATIONAL PRESCRIBING CURRICULUM (NPC) ONLINE MODULES 77 APPENDIX X – ADDRESSING LEARNER DISORIENTATION: GIVE THEM A ROADMAP 78 3 | MEDI602 PHASE 2 HANDBOOK KEY CONTACTS Clinical Placements Tracy Metcalfe [email protected] Wollongong Hospital Rebecca Ciocca 4221 3957 [email protected] Melanie Sharp [email protected] Leanne Betts placements- Shoalhaven Hospital 4429 1504 Liz Melleuish [email protected] Bowral & District Hospital and Southern Alice Campbell-Jones 4861 1571 [email protected] Highlands Private Hospital Tamica Haines Mental Health Rotation Kerry Dawes 4221 5330 [email protected] Academic Leaders Regional Hospital Academic Leader: Dr H. John Fardy 4221 4122 [email protected] Illawarra Hospitals Regional Hospital Academic Leader: Bowral Dr Joshua Florida 4861 0186 [email protected] Senior Lecturer Clinical Education: Bowral Dr Irshad Ali 4861 1571 [email protected] Senior Lecturer Clinical Education Dr Taff Hughes 4423 9570 [email protected] Shoalhaven Hospital Clinical Associate Deans Associate Dean: Teaching Hospitals Prof Wilf Yeo 4252 8839 [email protected] Clinical Associate Dean: Southern Highlands Dr John Barnett 4861 4555 [email protected] Specialty Leaders/Lecturers Medicine Professor of Medicine Professor Wilf Yeo 4221 8839 [email protected] Diane Turton [email protected] Assistant to the Professor of Medicine 4221 8839 Rebecca Ciocca (Friday) [email protected] Associate Professor of Medicine & Infectious A/Prof Spiros Miyakis 4221 3818 [email protected] Diseases Senior Lecturer in Pharmacology and Lou Gaetani 4221 8840 [email protected] Therapeutics Surgery Associate Professor of Surgery A/Prof Tim Skyring 42213049 [email protected] Associate Professor of Surgery A/Prof Hunter Watt 4221 4114 [email protected] Psychiatry Professor of Psychiatry Professor Nagesh Pai 4221 4071 [email protected] Lecturer in Mental Health Kerry Dawes 4221 5330 [email protected] Senior Lecturer in Mental Health Bev Rayers 4222 5294 [email protected] Maternal & Women’s Health Academic Leader M&W’s Health A/Prof Lionel Reyftmann 4221 3990 [email protected] Senior Lecturer M&W’s Health Dr Bindu Murali 4221 3990 [email protected] Senior Lecturer M&W’s Health (Bowral) Dr Joshua Florida 4861 1571 [email protected] Child and Adolescent Health Professor of Child and Adolescent Health Professor Ian Wright 4221 4015 [email protected] Senior Lecturer in Paediatrics (Illawarra) Dr Joanne Morris 4253 4298 [email protected] Lecturer in Paediatrics (Illawarra) Dr Corinne Langstaff 4221 5233 [email protected] Senior Lecturer in Paediatrics (Shoalhaven) Dr Mark de Souza 4423 9570 [email protected] Senior Lecturer in Paediatrics (Bowral) Dr Richard Hart 4861 1571 [email protected] 4 | MEDI602 PHASE 2 HANDBOOK KEY CONTACTS Useful Phase 2 Contacts Clinical Placements Manager Jenny Deura 4221 3990 [email protected] Curriculum Manager Jodie Douglas 4221 5964 [email protected] Director of Curriculum A/Prof Kylie Mansfield 4221 5851 [email protected] 4221 4907 Head of Students Dr Louise Wright [email protected] 0408912075 http://www.library.uow.edu.au/ask/UO Medical Librarian 4221 3548 W026599.html Professor of Physiology Prof Peter McLennan 4429 1502 [email protected] Associate Professor: Medical Education, A/Prof Lyndal Parker- 4429 1502 [email protected] Head, GSM Shoalhaven Newlyn Academic Leader: Research and Critical Analysis Dr Kath Weston 4221 5633 [email protected] Academic Leader: Personal and Professional Dr Coralie Wilson 4221 5135 [email protected] Development Academic Leader: Clinical Skills Dr Helen Rienits 4221 5634 [email protected] Medical Education Team regarding the CBLs [email protected] Facsimile Numbers: Wollongong Hospital Clinical Placements 4253 4835 Wollongong Hospital Academic Suite 4253 4838 Shoalhaven Hospital 4423 9559 5 | MEDI602 PHASE 2 HANDBOOK SUBJECT DESCRIPTION AND OBJECTIVES SUBJECT DESCRIPTION The subject focuses on four themes in an integrated process of delivery: Medical Sciences, Clinical Competency, Research and Critical Analysis, and Personal and Professional Development, building on the content delivered in Phase 1 of the MBBS course (MEDI601). Most of the students’ time is spent engaged in clinical experiences while attached to clinical teams in rotations that encompass Medicine (including Acute Medicine), Surgery (including Anaesthetics and Intensive Care), Women’s and Maternal Health, Child and Adolescent Health, and Mental Health. Further details are provided later in this document. SUBJECT OBJECTIVES All learning outcomes are addressed from the beginning of the course and are relevant to all subjects. The levels of achievement have a hierarchical structure that reflects the nature of learning experiences, the methods of assessment, and the expected standards: 1. The acquisition of knowledge and/or skills. 2. Understanding of how the knowledge and/or skills may be applied. 3. Demonstrated ability to apply the knowledge and/or skills (i.e. may be in a laboratory or clinical simulation). 4. Demonstrated ability to apply the knowledge and/or skills in a real clinical practice environment. 5. Demonstrated performance (i.e. effective application) of the knowledge and/or skills in a clinical practice environment. The learning outcomes for Phase 2 are shown in Appendix F. RESTRICTIONS ON ENTRY Satisfactory completion of MEDI601 6 | MEDI602 PHASE 2 HANDBOOK GENERAL INFORMATION SUBJECT ORGANISATION MEDI602 (Phase 2) Session 1 2016, Session 2 2017 Credit points 48 Contact hours per week 6 hours (supplemented with on-line material) Clinical Placement hours per week 24 – 32 hours Students should check their eLearning space regularly as important information will be posted from time to time. Any information posted to the web site or via SOLS message or Announcement Alert is deemed to have been notification to all students. POLICIES Students must adhere to governing legislation or other codes of conduct appropriate to the University, the health and medical profession or workplace for clinical experience. These include, but are not limited to: Professional and Legislation - Code of Conduct – NSW Health - Occupational Assessment, Screening & Vaccination Against Specified Infectious Diseases - Work Health and Safety Act 2011 and the Work Health and Safety Regulation 2011 - Children and Young Persons (Care and Protection) Act 1998 - Health Records and Information Privacy Act 2002 (NSW) - Public Interest Disclosures Act 1994 (NSW) - NSW Health Policy Directive PD2005_548 Student Training and Rights of Patients University of Wollongong - The Student Charter - Responsibilities Rights and Respect Online (RRR Online) - UOW Student Conduct Rules - UOW Code of Practice – Student Professional Experience - Academic Integrity Policy - Student Academic Consideration