Knowledge Skills and Performance Sample Clauses

Knowledge Skills and Performance. 1. I will attend classes as required by the regulations of the course, and I will work diligently to complete my degree. This includes compulsory attendance and active participation in tutorials, workshops, practicals, and clinical attachments. I acknowledge that it is my responsibility to make sure I am registered as present at compulsory activities. Classes and clinical attachments may be timetabled between 8 am and 6pm, Monday to Friday and regular attendance is expected of all students. Appropriate engagement and conduct in any activity either within or outside the School is expected and will be monitored.
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Knowledge Skills and Performance. Develop and maintain your professional performance As a medical student, you’ll learn the basic skills and knowledge you need to treat patients, but you are also developing your ability to learn and acquire future skills. As you move through medical school and into postgraduate education and training, you’ll continue to build on what you have learnt. For you, this aspect of good medical practice is about participating fully in this learning process. You must:  engage fully with your medical course by attending educational activities, including lectures, seminars and placements, and by completing coursework  listen to the advice of your lecturers and trainers  comply fully with the regulations and other systems or structures provided by your medical school or university in relation to your studies  respond constructively to verbal and written feedback from patients, lecturers, clinicians and members of the multidisciplinary team by critically reflecting on the feedback and making an action plan to improve where necessary  reflect on what you have learnt and look at ways to improve your own performance. As a medical student, you’ll learn about relevant laws and professional guidance, and it’s important that you apply that learning when you are on a clinical placement. On a clinical placement, it is your responsibility to know, and proactively find out, about these policies and procedures and apply them in your work. This includes following the relevant laws and guidance when you are on an overseas placement or elective. Apply knowledge and experience to practice Registered doctors must recognise and work within the limits of their competence. As a medical student, this applies to you in relation to the time you’ll spend with patients on a clinical placement. It also means you should only treat patients or give medical advice when you are under the supervision of a registered healthcare practitioner. You must not carry out procedures on friends or your family. You must:  recognise the limits of your competence and ask for help when necessary  make sure you clearly explain your level of competence to anyone who supervises you on a placement, so you are not asked to do anything you are not trained to do  make sure patients, carers and colleagues are aware that you are a medical student and not a registered doctor  take action if you think you’re not being effectively supervised on a clinical placement  engage in a timely fashion with routine evaluatio...
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