Upskills workshop for medical students
Develop clinical learning for 4th to 6th-year medical students.
To equip medical students with essential medical knowledge and understanding, including skills in disease diagnosis, treatment planning, and effective communication with patients and healthcare teams. This is achieved through simulated clinical scenarios involving patients with various symptoms, as well as interactions with standardized patients. These experiences will enable medical students to apply their knowledge responsibly and safely in real patient care in the future.
Training content
Skill training
Diagnosis
Treatment planning
Communication
Skill training with Standardized Patients (SP) is a process where medical students have the opportunity to practice medical skills such as disease diagnosis, patient communication, and treatment planning. This is done by working with individuals specially trained to realistically portray medical conditions or scenarios. Standardized Patients play roles that align with medical students’ learning objectives, helping them practice interviewing, physical examination, and communication skills in a safe and controlled environment.
Training Information
For 6th-year medical students
with 8 participants per session.
Poster
