MED 231 - Principles of Clinical Medicine IV

Principles of Clinical Medicine IV is part of a two-year longitudinal curriculum that addresses the foundations of osteopathic clinical medicine. Students will learn how to perform a history and physical examination, complete appropriate medical documentation, effectively communicate with patients, perform various clinically related skills, and integrate the use of osteopathic principles and practices into patient care. This course seeks to develop osteopathic clinical competency in the application of basic medical procedures. As the course progresses, it integrates health informatics and principles of life-long learning as part of the student’s professional development. The overall goal of the two-year Principles in Clinical Medicine curriculum is for students to demonstrate foundational competence in the above-mentioned areas as preparation for third-year clinical clerkships.

Credit(s): 1

Type of Course: Course