10 courses with the subject MDC, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
MDC 6000FAMILY MEDICINE3
Students will acquire the knowledge, skills, and attitudes required to address the range of problems family medicine practitioners encounter in the ambulatory setting in both adult and pediatric patients with the goal of developing an understanding of the importance of care continuity for patient health and well-being. Students will work with one preceptor for one half day for 32 weeks during the cornerstone phase ambulatory courses.
During this 4-week rotation, students will learn how to care for hospitalized patients with complex medical and psychosocial problems. Students will learn how to manage daily care for patients admitted to an inpatient internal medicine service. 138
This 8-week course covers the disciplines of internal medicine, internal medicine subspecialties, and surgery with interleaved clinical experiences during which time students will see patients within each discipline to achieve continuity of patient care and preceptor teaching while learning about ambulatory care conditions within each discipline.
During this longitudinal rotation, students will acquire the knowledge, skills, and abilities to triage and treat undifferentiated patient complaints presenting to the emergency room to facilitate their understanding of patient care in an acute care setting. Students will spend 16 shifts distributed across the cornerstone ambulatory care rotations.
This 8-week course provides students with interleaved experiences in urgent care, the Cumberland Department of Public Health, community engagement, and quality improvement to gain an understanding of the challenges patients face in accessing care outside of a hospital or office practice setting. Pre-requisite: Completion of Foundation Phase courses
During this 4-week rotation, students will learn how to care for hospitalized patients admitted who require obstetrical care, management of acute gynecological symptoms, surgical management of gynecological conditions, and newborns admitted to an inpatient nursery.
This 8-week course provides students with experiences in different transitional care settings in the community that support patient care and well-being after discharge from an inpatient setting or for patients who need to be placed in a setting outside of their home. Students will have interleaved experiences in hospice care, physical medicine and rehabilitation, skilled nursing facility, and a long-term adult care facility. Pre-requisite: Completion of Foundation Phase courses
During this 4-week rotation, students will learn how to care for hospitalized patients who present with psychiatric issues requiring inpatient management. Students will learn how to manage the daily care for patients who are admitted for acute psychiatric conditions and substance use issues. Pre-
