Practicing in medical examination and treatment

1. Practicing 4 weeks in Emergency & Intensive Care Unit

• Combining training in legal aspects of medical examination and treatment, professional ethics, and professional conduct.
• Evaluation of medical examination and treatment skills upon completion of emergency intensive care practice.

2. Practicing 20 weeks in medical examination and treatment in clinical departments

• Practice in clinical departments such as Outpatient Departments, Cardiology, General Internal Medicine, and General Surgery.
• Skill assessment upon completion of each department’s practice Graduation examination (both theoretical and practical) integrated into the total duration of medical examination and treatment practice.

• Legal regulations on the practice of medical examination and treatment
• Basic skills in medical examination and treatment.
• Communication and interpersonal skills.
• Self-training skill
• Patient safety and prevention of medical incidents
• Infection Control

Detailed clinical practice in medical examination and treatment

• Management and care of patients with respiratory and cardiac arrest;
• Code blue procedure
• Handling adverse reactions
• Assessing and providing initial emergency treatment for trauma patients
• Care for poisoned patients.
• General treatment of poisoning.
• Care of deceased patients
• Assessment and classification of patient screening.
• Collecting specimens for testing
• Care for patients with eye disorders
• Care for patients with ear, nose, and throat disorders
• Respiratory support techniques and airway management
• Respiratory support techniques
• Safe use of medication
• Safe blood transfusion
• Ventilated patient care
• Patient Counselling and health education skills
• Techniques of wound care and drainage tube
• Caring for patients with various types of catheters
• Personal hygiene – Care of movement, fall prevention
• Patient transfer
• Care of pain relief