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Evaluation: Each student's performance
will be assessed by the primary preceptor.
2. SUB-INTERNSHIP
IN FAMILY MEDICINE:
Coordinator: Jill Omori, MD
Location: Wahiawa General Hospital
Objectives: The overall objectives of the sub-internship
are to give students opportunities to have experiences which will
closely simulate that which he/she might have as a 1st year resident.
Specifically, by the time a student has completed this sub-internship,
he/she will be able to:
- Do a complete and concise history and physical examination
on patients admitted to a hospital, which would serve as the
main history and physical examination in that patient's record.
- Write a set of orders which would be appropriate for the patient's
illness.
- Follow the patient throughout his hospitalization and write
appropriate problem-oriented progress notes describing that
patient's care.
- Make necessary plans for discharge and follow-up of the patient
after his hospitalization.
- Be able to perform any procedure which would be appropriate
to the level of a 1st year Family Medicine resident.
Method: Students who have demonstrated
readiness to take on the responsibilities of the 1st year resident
will be allowed to enter the sub-internship. He/She will be directly
responsible to the upper level resident as if he/she were the
1st level resident on that service. Work rounds, teaching rounds,
lectures and conferences in keeping with 1st level resident program
will be provided. This patient care program will include rotational
night call and weekend duties under supervision of the upper level
residents to whom the student is assigned.
Evaluation: Evaluation reports are obtained from attending
physicians and residents who supervise the student during the
Family Medicine Inpatient Service, then consolidated and reported
by the Associate Program Director of the Integrated Family Medicine
Residency Program.
3. SPORTS MEDICINE
PRECEPTORSHIP (closed to visiting students):
Coordinator: Jill Omori, MD
Location: University of Hawai‘i at Manoa
Objectives: To allow further experience and studies within
the field of Primary Care Sports Medicine. The elective includes
exposure to sports medicine clinic, primary care clinic, university
athletics training room, collegiate sports medical coverage, sports
physical therapy, and requires a review paper on a sports medicine
topic.
Method: Full time attendance with a Board Certified Family
Practitioner who has a Certificate of Added Qualification in Primary
Care Sports Medicine that has been approved by the preceptorship
director.
Evaluation: Each student's performance will be assessed
by the primary preceptor.
4. TOPICS IN COMMUNITY
HEALTH (closed to visiting students):
Coordinator: Jill Omori, MD
Location: Physicians’ offices; assorted Community Health
facilities.
Objectives: To allow further experience and flexibility in studies
within the field of Primary Care and Community Health.
Method: Though usually pursued under the direction of a Primary
Care practitioner, the course in intentionally flexible in order to allow
students to work in other Community Health fields as well.
Evaluation: An evaluation of the student is required from the
preceptor at the close of the elective. The student also provides the
program director with a written summary of research. Credit/No Credit
Course.
5. EXTRAMURAL ELECTIVE
IN FAMILY MEDICINE AND COMMUNITY HEALTH (closed to visiting
students):
Coordinator: Jill Omori, MD
Location: Outside of Hawaii
Objectives: The overall objective is provide students the ability
to take a rotation content or format of which is not covered by 545B,
C, D, or F.
Method: Varies according to desired outcomes of the rotation.
Evaluation: Preceptor/Supervisor reports by evaluation form to the
Program Director. Reception of evaluation form is necessary for course
credit to be given. Credit/No Credit Course.
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