Welcome! Internal Medicine Program Orientation July 5, 2018 Dr. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Internal Medicine Program Welcome!

Internal Medicine Program Orientation July 5, 2018 Dr. Sheri-Lynn Kane, Program Director Dr. Hatem Salim, A. Program Director

PGY1 Orientation Program Overview • Training Requirements • Academic Curriculum • Professional Requirements • Program Resources • Meeting with Program Director • Resident Assessment and Competency Committee – to be reviewed July 12

Program Overview Competence by Design (CBD) • 1 st Cohort • Soft launch • Focus on specific EPAs • Review website: https://www.western-dom-cbd.com/ • More details July 12

PGY1 Orientation Program Training Requirements 3 Years (36) Months of Training All Resident should expect to complete the full 36 months Royal College Requirements: Minimum 12 Months of Internal Medicine 1. CCU and ICU 2. Subspecialty Rotations 3. Clinical Elective or Research 4. Community Rotation 5.

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PGY1 Orientation Training Requirements b) 4 Blocks of Ambulatory/Consult Medicine: • PGY2 – EDC Rotation/Windsor CTU • PGY3 – 2 EDC Rotation • PGY3 - 2 Ambulatory GIM Blocks

Emergency Department Consultation (EDC) Purpose : develop skills in triage, assessment • and initial management of undifferentiated IM consult in the ED 11 hour shift • 12-1 Noon Rounds – protected • 1-11 pm in ED as SMR with the pager • City-wide •

PGY1 Orientation Training Requirements 2 Blocks of Internal Medicine in Windsor: • PGY1 – 1 Block • PGY3 – 1 Block Rotation Highlights: • Excellent patient mix • Increased level of responsibility • *Community hospital setting

PGY1 Orientation Training Requirements Electives: • PGY2 – 2 Blocks • PGY3 – 2 Blocks - Internal Medicine or Subspecialty (Western) - Internal Medicine or Subspecialty (Other Canadian Centre) - International Health Elective - Scholarly/Research Project (mandatory) - Elective Outside Medicine (approval required) • Up to 3 blocks outside of London*

PGY1 Orientation Academic Curriculum Program Academic Half-Day: • PGY1- sessions - Wednesdays • PGY2/3 - sessions - Thursdays • 2:00-5:00 PM • Mandatory*

PGY1 Orientation Academic Curriculum Site-specific Rounds: • Morning Rounds • Noon Rounds • Grand Rounds CMRs to provide details

PGY1 Orientation Academic Curriculum Simulation 1. Ultrasound Procedures Course (Fall) o Lumbar Puncture o Thoracentesis o Paracentesis o US anatomy on live patient o Sterile gowning and gloving

PGY1 Orientation Academic Curriculum Simulation 2. Ultrasound Vascular Access (Spring) o IJ Line o Femoral Line o Peripheral IV anatomy and phantom practice o US vascular anatomy on a live patient o Airway management

Academic Curriculum Transition to SMR – in spring, full day

Research • AHD in September • Lots of opportunity • Research Coordinator • Need proposals in 4 blocks before proposed research • Tri-council online module – mandatory http://www.pre.ethics.gc.ca/eng/education/tutorial-didacticiel/ • Annual Resident Research Day

New England Knowledge Plus • Adaptive learning • Ongoing review of Modules • 2 Exams per year

Program Resources New England Knowledge Plus

PGY1 Orientation Professional Requirements • Attendance at Internal Medicine Academic Half-Day is mandatory – attendance will be taken • Must attend > 70% of sessions*

Program Resources U p-to-date subscription provided for all • residents Journal Club for each PGY level • Education/Professional Allowance • Wellness Committee •

PGY1 Orientation Professional Requirements • Requirement to see all consults • Requirement to fulfill on-call responsibilities • Communication!! – emails are important

PGY1 Orientation Meeting with the Program Director • Semi-annual meetings with the Program Director • First meeting for the PGY1s will be in September to address any issues early Purpose: • Discuss academic progress, career planning, and resident well-being, mentorship • Residents may meet with the Program Director at any time by requesting an appointment

PGY1 Orientation Questions?