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Milestones/Evaluations

At the end of the rotation fellows are evaluated on six core competencies using our electronic system in MedHub.  Every 6 months fellows meeting with the Program Director to go over the fellows progress.  Each fellow will be graded according to the ACGME Milestones in Patient Care, Medical Knowledge, Practice-Based Learning, Interpersonal and Communication Skills, Professionalism, and Systes-Based Practice.  All evaluations for the 6 month period will be reviewed along with any other pertinent information regarding the fellows education.

Compentency and Subcompetency

Patient Care

ID: Subcompetency:
PC-1 Gathers   and synthesizes essential and accurate information to define each patient’s   clinical problem(s).
PC-2 Develops   and achieves comprehensive management plan for each patient.
PC-3 Manages   patients with progressive responsibility and independence.
PC-5 Requests   and provides consultative care.
PC-4a Demonstrates   skill in performing and interpreting invasive procedures
PC-4b Demonstrates   skill in performing and interpreting non-invasive procedures and/or testing.

Medical Knowledge

MK-1 Possesses   Clinical knowledge
MK-2 Knowledge   of diagnostic testing and procedures.
MK-3 Scholarship

Systems-based Practice

SBP-1 Works   effectively within an interprofessional team (e.g., with peers, consultants,   nursing, ancillary professionals, and other support personnel).
SBP-2 Recognizes   system error and advocates for system improvement.
SBP-3 Identifies   forces that impact the cost of health care, and advocates for and practices   cost-effective care.
SBP-4 Transitions   patients effectively within and across health delivery systems.

Practice-based Learning and Improvement

PBLI-1 Monitors   practice with a goal for improvement.
PBLI-2 Learns   and improves via performance audit.
PBLI-3 Learns   and improves via feedback.
PBLI-4 Learns   and improves at the point of care.

Professionalism

PROF-1 Has   professional and respectful interactions with patients, caregivers, and   members of the interprofessional team (e.g., peers, consultants, nursing,   ancillary professionals, and support personnel).
PROF-2 Accepts   responsibility and follows through on tasks.
PROF-3 Responds   to each patient’s unique characteristics and needs.
PROF-4 Exhibits   integrity and ethical behavior in professional conduct.

Interpersonal Communication Skills (ICS)

ICS-1 Communicates   effectively with patients and caregivers.
ICS-2 Communicates   effectively in interprofessional teams (e.g., with peers, consultants,   nursing, ancillary professionals, and other support personnel).
ICS-3 Appropriate   utilization and completion of health records.
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