Basic Competencies by Residency Year:
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PGY 1 |
PGY2 |
PGY3 |
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Patient Care |
1. Perform
a thorough and accurate History and Physical Examination 2. Synthesize
data into a problem list and differential diagnosis 3. Formulate
a diagnostic and management plan with supervision 4. Prioritize
patient problems 5. Recognize
need for a higher level of care. 6. Monitor
and follow up on patients appropriately 7. Know indications and risks for basic invasive procedures 8. Coordinate inpatient
care of patients 9. Facilitate
efficient and thorough patient discharges |
1. Perform
a focused and efficient patient assessment. 2. Triage
patients appropriately 3. Independently
develop a diagnostic and management plan for patients with
complex/multisystem disorders 4. Consider
patient preferences in developing a management plan 5. Perform
basic invasive procedures 6. Utilize
consultants appropriately 7.
Effectively lead a ward team 8. Coordinate
the outpatient care of a patient with their hospitalization |
1. Function
as an internal medicine consultant 2. Integrate
clinical judgment with medical knowledge 3. Competently
perform and teach/supervise basic
invasive procedures 4. Reason
well in ambiguous situations 5. Function
as a team leader for the integrated care of patients |
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Medical Knowledge |
1. Have knowledge
of pathophysiology underlying common clinical presentations 2. Solid
working knowledge of common clinical presentations in General Medicine 3. Apply
knowledge to the diagnosis and therapy of common general medicine illnesses
and diseases |
1.
Continue to build a knowledge base for illnesses and diseases seen in general
medicine 2. Begin
to build a working knowledge of common
clinical presentations in major subspecialties 3. Demonstrate
basic knowledge of epidemiologic and socio-behavioral
sciences 4. Begin
to develop a routine for the acquisition of new knowledge in internal
medicine |
1. Refine
knowledge of medical subspecialties 2. Expand
knowledge base in medical fields other than internal medicine 3. Conduct
teaching sessions on medical topics 4. Regularly
approach medical knowledge resources
to acquire new knowledge in internal medicine |
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Practice Based Learning |
1. Develop
a clinical question 2. Use
electronic literature to learn about
patient problems and management 3. Willing
to learn from errors 4. Self-motivated
to acquire knowledge 5. Accept
feedback and develop self-improvement plan 6. Understand
principles of quality improvement and patient safety measures 7. Understand
basics of critical review of the literature |
1. Facilitate
the learning of others 2. Uses
information technology to answer clinical questions 3. Demonstrate
ability to select a quality improvement project based on personal clinical
experience 4. Respond
appropriately to clinical feedback from own patient population 5. Use
systematic approach to reduce errors 6. Apply
evidence based approach to patient management |
1. Analyze
own practice for needed improvement 2. Apply
research and statistical methods to clinical medicine 3.
Demonstrate proficiency in evidence based clinical practice 4. Demonstrate
appropriate use of practice guidelines 5. Teach
evidence based approach to medical care |
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Communication |
1. Patient
write ups, admission notes and presentations are accurate, organized and succinct 2. Cultivate
effective listening skills 3. Deliver
“bad news” effectively and empathically 4. Set an
agenda for a patient visit |
1. Conduct
a family conference to discuss goals
of care 2. Dictate
succinct, useful and timely discharge summaries 3. Provide
education and counseling to patients and families 4. Communicate4
with nursing and other ancillary staff on patient care matters 5. Communicate
effectively with consultants |
1. Sensitive
to cultural differences 2. Use
interpreters effectively 3. Use
motivational skills to help patients change behaviors 4. Interact
and communicate with local public health resources |
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Professionalism |
1. Demonstrate
respect and compassion 2. Demonstrate
commitment to ethical principles 3. Demonstrate
honesty, reliability, cooperation and acceptance of responsibility 4. Complete
administrative duties in a timely fashion |
1. Establish
sense of responsibility for patient population (panel of clinic patients) 2. Work
effectively with consultants 3. Appreciate
personal limitations 4. Respect
patient autonomy |
1. Develop
conflict management skills 2. Appreciate
social responsibilities of profession 3. Appreciate
the different aspects of the business of running a medical practice |
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Systems Based Practice |
1. Patient
advocacy 2. Able to
access appropriate resources for patients 3. Work
effectively as member of a multidisciplinary health care team 4. Utilize
good infection control practices 5. Practice
medicine reconciliation |
1. Participate
in developing approaches to improve local systems of care 2. Recognize
importance of patient safety 3. Basic
knowledge of delivery systems 4. Partner
with health care managers 5. Recognize
the physicians' role in disaster and public health emergencies 6. Integrate
patient safety initiatives into the ward team care of patients |
1. Demonstrate
appreciation of cost effective care 2. Practice
effective allocation and stewardship of resources 3. Participate
effectively in efforts to maximize patient safety 4. Practice
appropriate billing and coding 5. Have an
understanding of hospital medical staff functions 6. Recognize
unsafe patient care practices and bring them to the attention of the appropriate
hospital and medical staff resources |