Adult Ambulatory Care and Rural & Community Care Blocks
MSIII 8-Week Clinical Experience
Page Content
During this 8-week clinical experience, students will learn the elements of patient-centered clinical care and apply it to all patient interactions. We want the students to see how family care, community care, and chronic care is provided. The range of ages, conditions, care settings, and acuity of problems is what sets this educational experience apart.
New AAC-RCC Clerkship Website!
The AAC-RCC Curriculum has moved to a new website. Please visit FMStudentEd.org to view more detailed information for the AAC-RCC Curriculum.
Tab Content One
- Appropriately assess and develop management plans for patients who present with symptoms or problems commonly seen in community primary care.
- Identify recommended preventive services and health promotion opportunities for different groups of patients at risk.
- Demonstrate using each encounter to enhance the Doctor-Patient relationship.
- Incorporate knowledge of communities/culture/context in order to understand their effects on health and illness and use that knowledge in the assessment and planning of care.
- Demonstrates professional attributes and recognize those clinical situations where student’s knowledge/skills are inadequate, and pursue adult learning methods to improve that situation.