RVUCOM Students Train in Virtual Reality and Other Hands-On Workshops During Clinical Medicine Course [July 30, 2020 – Parker, CO] In anticipation of the start of their clinical externships, third-year students in Rocky Vista University’s College of Osteopathic Medicine (RVUCOM) participated in Fundamentals of Clinical Medicine (FCM), a course that prepares them, through hyper-realistic simulations and virtual reality, to meet with patients in a clinical setting. Due to the coronavirus pandemic, this year’s course also included online sessions, Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) workshops, and social distancing. The objective of the course is to test over 270 students from both campuses on all of the knowledge and skills they have accrued over the past two years. كازينو 888 “Students must demonstrate their skills in clinical reasoning and critical thinking, reviewing a patient’s history, physical examinations, and oral presentations,” explained Joseph Stasio, DO, FACOFP, Chair of the Department of Primary Care Medicine. طريقة لعبة بينجو “Every student is evaluated on their communication skills and professionalism from their Standardized Patient [encounter] through an Interpersonal Skill Evaluation.” A key emphasis of the simulations—whether a standardized patient encounter, a VR workshop, or hyper-realistic simulation—is the presentation of the diagnosis in a SOAP note format (SOAP […]
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