II.
Intended Learning Outcomes (ILOs)
General
ILOs for the three phases of training program
A. Knowledge and Intellectual Skills (cognitive skills) by the end of the training program residents
(trainees) should be able to:
1. Outline
the basic scientific knowledge related to different malignant diseases and
their etiology with genetic and molecular emphasis.
2. Distinguish
the various causes of medical diseases related to the process of
carcinogenesis including (Cardiology, respiratory, endocrinology, neurology,
psychiatry, gastroenterology, hepatology, and hematology), basic Immunology,
basic Genetics, infectious diseases, statistical analysis, and role of neuro,
breast, thoracic, GIT, orthopedic, urology, and ENT oncology surgery in
management of cancer patient care.
3. Enumerate
and understand the mechanisms of clinical manifestations of the common and
most important types of malignancies.
4. Identify
the rational, principles, indications, mechanisms and complications, of
various therapeutic modalities (Radiotherapy, Chemotherapy, Targeted and
Immunotherapies, Stem cell transplantation, supportive, palliative &
spiritual care, awareness and early detection ) needed in cancer
patient care
5. Recognize
the basic normal body systems functions and distinguish it from the abnormal
findings.
6. Recognize
the influence of professional practice of clinical oncology and its impact on
surrounding community and society from awareness to early detection ending to
prevention of cancer.
7. Outline
the ethical and medico-legal affairs in addition to the rational and basics
of quality & accreditation in the implementation of practical skills and
professionalism in the field of Clinical Oncology & research.
A. Intellectual Skills:
By
the end of the program the candidate should be able to:
1. Develop
the proper scientific thinking skills.
2. Collect
essential and accurate information about the patient and his/her family using
the clinical skills (history taking, and physical examination).
3. Design
an appropriate diagnostic plan for different malignant diseases and
improvement of performance in the area of cancer patient care.
4.
Interpret symptoms and signs related to the various types of neoplasms
to reach important decisions in a variety of professional contexts related to
the area of Clinical Oncology.
5. Construct
a differential diagnosis for medical problems.
6. Correlate
between the professional knowledge and practice to reach important
associations in the diagnosis, management, screening, early detection and
prevention of cancer diseases.
7.
Analyze the risks related to the professional and medical practice in
the area of cancer.
B. Professional
and Practical Skills:
By
the end of the program the candidate should be able to:
1.
Choose suitable medical treatment for rare or complicated malignancies
2.
Implement medical procedures considered essential for basics fields
related to
3.
Construct different scientific methodologies and critical reading
abilities malignant diseases
4.
Formulate the professional reports required to address the different
issues in the area of clinical oncology.
5.
Use properly and efficiently the different methods and existing tools
to serve the professional practice in the area of cancer patient care.
C. General
and Transferable Skills:
By
the end of the program the candidate should be able to:
1. Communicate
with confidentiality with the patients to gain their trust.
2. Respond
effectively to patients’ emotional and psychosocial concerns.
3. Behave
properly with other health care providers.
4. Implement
computer skills needed for medical data bases and use of internet.
5. Appreciate
working cooperatively in a team with implementation of leadership skills to
organize work and lead junior and paramedical staff members.
6. Apply
continuous self-assessment to identify and improve the personal educational
needs and ensure continuous self-learning and development.
7. Adopt
the rules and indicators for the evaluation of proper performance of students
in the field of Clinical Oncology (Medical & Hemato- oncology,
Radiotherapy).
8.
Manage time efficiently while working individually or in groups
in the field of Cancer management and research.
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