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Curriculum Outcomes

Expected learning outcomes from the MBBS curriculum

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Curriculum Outcomes

The MBBS curriculum at Prime Medical College is designed on an integrated, student‑centred model that follows University, PMDC and international guidelines to produce future leaders in the field of medicine.

Curriculum

The curriculum designed for MBBS at PMC is based on the University, PMDC, and international bodies’ guidelines to produce leaders in the field of medicine. The curriculum at the college is based on an integrated design, as proposed by PMDC. Integration at horizontal levels assures that the thirst for higher order of knowledge is quenched, while vertical integration ensures clinical application of knowledge at a time when that knowledge is still fresh in the mind of the student. The mode of teaching is student‑centered, with maximum utilization of resources by students in self‑learning, keeping the role of teachers as facilitators. In this manner, a problem‑solving mindset is gradually built up, which will sustain the student in good stead throughout his/her professional life.

Curriculum Outcomes

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Curriculum Outcomes

  • Comprehend, correlate and apply theoretical foundations of medical knowledge to their independent clinical practice worldwide.
  • Analyze the clinical problem, make clinical decision for diagnosis and provide appropriate treatment and management plan.
  • Conduct research and present research abstract in symposia and conferences at National and International level.
  • Evaluate, analyze and interpret the research findings independently and practice evidence-based medicine efficiently.
  • Communicate effectively with all stakeholders.
  • Manage to work as a team in providing health services locally, nationally and internationally.
  • Perform ethical practices to maintain health and prevent, diagnose and treat human illness based on evidence and evolving precision medicine.
  • Adapt culture of Continuous professional development and remain updated to the professional research required for effective healthcare services locally, provincially, nationally, regionally and globally.