PHA 232 - Correlative Medicine I
Semester Hours: 1
Spring
This course is the first part of a two-part series. Each of these case-based courses has been thoroughly integrated into their respective semesters to encompass all aspects of the didactic curriculum. In Correlative Medicine I, students will be taught to synthesize material from a series of interactive clinical cases throughout the semester. This integrated approach will help students learn critical thinking and decision-making skills by solving clinical problems related to various medical conditions. This process teaches the student how to apply their didactic knowledge clinically.
Emphasis will be placed on correlations of historical information, physical findings, and pertinent diagnostics results to formulate an assessment and management plan. This course utilizes problem-based learning, a technique in which faculty acts as facilitators rather than instructors.
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