Clerkship Survey

Clerkship Survey 2011-2012

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Inpatient site: *

Ambulatory site:

Statements regarding CALL:

Call provided a valuable learning experience. *

Statements regarding COMPREHENSIVE WRITE-UPS:

Inpatient write-ups provided a valuable learning experience. *

Ambulatory write-ups provided a valuable learning experience. *

Statements regarding REQUIRED CLERKSHIP ACTIVITES

The following Clerkship Activities provided a valuable learning experience:

Cardiovascular PE (Dr. Osamu Fukuyama) *

EBM I & II (Dr. Richard Kasuya) *

EKG Workshop (Dr. Jone Flanders) *

HIV Medicine (Dr. Dominc Chow) *

METS Sim Session (Dr. Emilio Ganitano) *

Neurology I & II (Dr. Melvin Yee) *

Inpatient PBL Tutorials provided a valuable learning experience. *

Ambulatory PBL Tutorials provided a valuable learning experience (Dr. Aaron Choy). *

Bedside Clinical Skills provided a valuable learning experience. *

Chief (CMR) Rounds provided a valuable learning experience. *

Observed H&P (with CMR) provided a valuable learning experience. *

Statements regarding the EXAMS:

The Clinical Skills Exam (CSE) reflected the Clerkship's learning objectives. *

The NBME Exam reflected the Clerkship's learning objectives. *

GENERAL Statements regarding the Third-Year Clerkship in Internal Medicine:

I was pleased with my Inpatient Medicine experience. *

I was pleased with my Ambulatory Medicine experience. *

Overall, I was pleased with my Clerkship experience. *

The aspect(s) of this Clerkship that I liked the least: *

The aspect(s) of this Clerkship that I liked the most: *

I recommend the following resident(s) for the Excellence in Teaching Award (may be interns, residents or chief residents):

I recommend the following faculty for the Excellence in Teaching Award (may be inpatient or ambulatory):

COMMENTS:

Please comment on items from the first page or on any other items that may be helpful in our evaluation and enhancement of the Third-year Clerkship in Internal Medicine. Thank you very much!

Department of Medicine

Clerkship Survey 2011-2012