During Internal Medicine Subinternship, in addition to hands-on patient care experience students are going to be involved in multiple clinical and teaching activities to enhance their knowledge gain and clinical skills. Some of these activities include:
- Quality Improvement and Patient Safety
- Polypharmacy Initiative/High Value Care: Interactive hybrid workshop involving EPIC-based exercise and artificial models; small group discussions
- Evidence Based Medicine: simulation exercise and small group discussions
- Professionalism: reflection, small group discussions
- Oral case presentations
- Patient-doctor conversation
- Effective note writing skills
- Bedside physical exam rounds
- Patients hand-off
- Qbank
- Teaching sessions
- Residency Core curriculum Conferences
- Internal Medicine Grand Rounds
Carver College of Medicine subinterns working as a team during polypharmacy workshop, 2017