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The Fourth-Year Foundation Course: Continuing Instruction
Continuing to teach fourth-year students at the College of Medicine the foundation course, which enables and qualifies them to deal with patients, take their medical history, conduct a medical examination, and know all the signs that may appear on the patient.
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First Standardized Patient Experience Held at the UMC
For the first time at the University Medical Center, students began teaching in cooperation with a standardized patient, trained by the center’s team to portray a medical condition, which was nosebleeds. The students experienced an interactive session of taking medical history as if it were a real patient.
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First OSCE Exam in the University Medical Center
For the first time at the University Medical Center, an OSCE Exam was conducted in the Center’s Examinations Department for fifth-year internal medicine students. It is noteworthy that the Examinations Department, or what is known as the OSCE Exam Center, is dedicated to conducting this type of exams, as well as preparing workshops aimed at…