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Medical Knowledge
The
ophthalmologic examination Recognize
and manage ophthalmologic emergencies Treat corneal
trauma, superficial foreign bodies Use of local
anesthetics, mydriatics, flourescein Use of the
slit lamp
Interpersonal and Communications Skills
Demonstrate clear communication with patient regarding their medical
issues in a culturally sensitive manner
Demonstrate team oriented communication and foster working
relationships with other member of the care team or specialist colleagues
Professionalism
Demonstrate a high degree of professional responsibility in managing
patients with Ophthalmology-related problems by referral coordination, direct management
and follow up.
Demonstrate professional demeanor, attire and appearance in all
settings.
The resident
should develop attitudes that encompass: A supportive
and compassionate approach to the care of the patient with ocular disease,
especially in the case of someone with deteriorating vision. Recognition
of the effects of loss of visual function. Recognition
of the importance of the role of support systems in the health of patients with
ocular disease. Understanding
of the role of the ophthalmic consultant, including identifying the different
roles of ophthalmologists, optometrists, and opticians.
Practice-Based Learning
Assess the practice models on this rotations for evidence of
practice-based learning and identify opportunities that would be appropriate for
the this medical area.
Identify a learning opportunity within your clinic practice that
could be studied to improve the care for patient with
Systems-Based Practice
Learn how to access the appropriate services for patients with
Demonstrate understanding of the role of the PCP in the immediate
and after-care of patients with
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