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NEW ELECTIVE COURSE
OFFERING
APPLICATION FORM
(Academic Year 2008–
2009)
Elective Type: Intensive
Clinical (ICE) (e.g., Subinternship)
An Intensive Clinical
Elective course is one in which the focus is on an indepth clinical
experience with patients with undifferentiated problems and includes an
expectation that students will function with increased responsibility for
patient care. It is also expected that the SIU faculty member will remain the
same during the entire 4-week experience. The following criteria have been
identified for Intensive Clinical Electives:
Decision Making:
Students must function in a clinical setting where they engage in decisions
regarding clinical diagnosis and management of patients with undifferentiated
problems.
Patient Care Responsibilities:
Students must function with increased responsibility for patient care (on the
order of a Subinternship). Examples of such responsibilities include (but are
not limited to) conducting comprehensive patient evaluations, formulating
diagnoses, developing an implementing treatment plans, taking overnight call,
etc.
Faculty Supervision:
A SIU faculty member who has overall responsibility for the elective over the
entire course of the 4-week experience must provide oversight of teaching and
student evaluation. Supervision must remain intensive, but must also allow
students to work through the decision-making process with regard to patient
evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment. Students should have sufficient direct
faculty supervisory contact (i.e., students have the opportunity to interact
with faculty in the same manner as an intern).
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Name of Elective:
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Department:
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Faculty Responsible for Elective:
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Telephone Number:
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E-mail Address:
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DESCRIPTION OF COURSE ACTIVITIES AND LOGISTICS: Please
provide a concise but complete description of the course activities and
experiences students will engage in during this elective course. Include
performance expectations and any necessary logistical details.
- List the patient care activities in which student will be engaged
during this elective (H&P’s, Progress Notes, Patient Rounds,
Participation in Procedures, etc.):
- What
percentage of the total elective experience will these activities
constitute?
STUDENT
LEVEL: Is this course appropriate for Year Three students if prerequisites
listed below are met?
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- OBJECTIVES:
Please list the specific and attainable learning objectives designed for this
elective.
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- EVALUATION:
Please describe the method(s) by which you will determine that the student has
achieved the course objectives (observation, oral exam, written exam, case
presentation, oral presentation, written essay, discussion with faculty, etc.).
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ADDITIONAL FACULTY INVOLVED:
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PREREQUISITES: (mark all of the following that apply)
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- ENROLLMENT:
Indicate the minimum and maximum number of students you will take at one time in
this elective.
MINIMUM: MAXIMUM:
Please indicate any additional enrollment restrictions that apply:
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SCHEDULE:
Please specify the LENGTH of the elective, and whether it is FULL-TIME or
HALF-TIME. Half-time electives are offered mornings only or afternoons
only. EXTENDED ELECTIVES are offered on Thursday afternoons only, in
5-week blocks (maximum of 6 blocks or 30 weeks). All students taking
electives in Springfield are released from regular elective activities on
THURSDAY AFTERNOONS if they are enrolled in an Extended Elective Course.
Mark all of the following that apply:
A. SCHEDULE: (select one)
B. LENGTH
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