Rotation in A and E Units,Central Services etc.

The objectives of these practices are to achieve an adequate level of competence for the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of patients according to the area of rotation. This two weeks rotation will be entirely devoted to the area chosen by the student , including specific practices at the end of the course for which the student will be examined.

The rotation in the Emergency Department and Central Services including Preventive Medicine, Radiology, Otorhinolaryngology, Dermatology, Ophthalmology, Pathology, Microbiology and Lab takes place in the last year of the degree (rotating course) are included, once the students have acquired the theoretical knowledge that will enable them to take this discipline.

The same as those recommended for the area corresponding theoretical subjects.

The skills described for each area in their specific practices will be applicable in this matter. Being a large number of areas, it is not possible to give its detailed description, but as a guideline, the aim with this rotation is to strengthen the knowledge acquired in the lectures and specific practices developed during the previous courses.

It will be based in clinical practice supervised by faculty of the corresponding area.

Continuous evaluation of the student's knowledge and skills by the responsible tutor. The tutor will grade the student as pass (6:00) or fail, being necessary to be pass in order to pass and take the OSCE to be performed at the end of the rotations by the different services.

The evaluation of the tutor will be PASS or FAIL. The evaluation as NOT PASS means that the student cannot pass the subject in that opportunity and will be accompanied by a numerical grade from 0 to 4.9 to be included in the minutes.

The OSCE will be mandatory and essential.
To obtain a grade higher than 6, the following criteria will be used:
From 0 to 30% of the score obtained in the ECOE: it does not add anything to the final qualification.
From 30 to 100% of the score obtained in the ECOE: proportionally to the qualification obtained.
The final qualification will be the result of adding the tutor's qualification (6:00) to the ECOE qualification, which will represent 40% of the final qualification.

Each student makes a 2 consecutive weeks stay in an emergency department or one of the central services of his choice depending on availability, including at least one guard (77 hours and 5 hours personal study). A week of practice represents a presentiality of 35 hours (8:00 am to 15:00 pm Monday to Friday) to which must be added 7 hours on each guard (from 15.00 to 22.00).

INFORMATIVE DATA OF INTEREST

TEACHING STAFF OF THE SUBJECT. It appears in the degree document.

ORL TEACHING STAFF.

SECRETARY OF THE DEPARTMENT.

Ground floor of CHUS .t. 981950000 Ext- 250808
E-mail: departamento.cemqsec@usc.es




PROFESSORS
SANTOS PEREZ, SOFIA MARIA SOLEDAD (CHUS): First floor out-patients - Desk 159
MARTIN MARTIN, CARLOS SANTIAGO (CHUS): First floor out-patients - Desk 157-8


ASSOCIATE PROFESSORS OF HEALTH SCIENCES

CABANAS RODRIGUEZ EDUARDO RODRIGO (CHUS): First floor out-patients - Desk 145
CAJADE FRIAS, JUAN MANUEL (CHUS): First floor out-patients - Desk 149
FERNANDEZ RODRIGUEZ, RAQUEL (CHUS): First floor out-patients - Desk 162
FRADE GONZALEZ, CARLOS (CHUS): First floor out-patients - Desk 147
LIROLA DELGADO ANTONI (CHUS): First floor out-patients - Desk 152
PALLAS PALLAS, ESTRELLA (CHUVI)
SOTO VARELA, ANDRES (CHUS): First floor out-patients - Desk 160
VAAMONDE LAGO PEDRO (CHUS): First floor out-patients - Desk163