PATIENT-DOCTOR IIISummative OSCE Orientation

SY 2011-2012

OSCE overviewAll 3rd year students, regular or irregular must

participate in the OSCE in preparation for clerkship

OSCE overview Each student will go through 18 stations (9 in the morning,

9 in the afternoon)

You will be given 2 minutes to perform the task(s) in each station after which the bell will ring twice, signaling you to move to the next station.

No feedback will be given.

There will be 1 rest station after the 4th station

After the 9th station, proceed to post-exam holding area for the morning session

For the afternoon session, you may go home immediately after the 9th station

OSCE overview Treat all patients as actual patients. Show courtesy, greet

them, introduce yourself the way you would an actual patient.

A variety of tasks may be required of you, varying from:Eliciting information from a patientPerforming physical examination Interpreting laboratory testsMaking a diagnosisRecommending a plan of managementWriting a prescription.Any combination of the above tasks

OSCE overviewTips for speed:

Give your nameplate to the proctor as you move to a new station, so he/she can write your name as you read the question

Perform only the tasks required.ex. If you are asked to inform the patient of

a diagnosis, then just inform the patient of his diagnosis (no need for lengthy explanations).

Do not panic!

OSCE ScheduleMarch 9, 2012 (Friday)8:30 AM to 12:00NN

Venue: JMC BuildingSec A – Physio Lecture & ModulesSec B – Skills Lab

1:00PM to 4:00PMVenue: JMC Building

Sec A – Skills LabSec B – Physio Lecture & Modules

OSCE Set-ups Exam Area 1 at Physiology (6th Floor) Coordinator: Dr. JM Co Subjects: Medicine, Pediatrics

3 stations for Medicine1 station for Radiology1 rest station4 stations for Pediatrics

Venue:Pre-exam Holding Area: Physiology Lecture RoomPost exam Holding Area: Little AmphitheaterExamination Area(s):

Physiology Modules (2 set ups will be made)

OSCE Set-ups Exam Area 2 at Skills Lab (2nd Flr.) Coordinator: Dr. Arnold Angeles Subjects: Surgery, Neuro, Anesthesia, OB

3 stations for Surgery 1 station for Anesthesia 1 rest station 4 stations for Neuro

Venue: Pre-Exam Holding Area: JMC Auditorium I Post-Exam Holding Area: Microlab Examination Area(s):

Skills Lab (Total of 2 set ups)

OSCE MechanicsProceed to Holding Areas at 8:30 AM

Section A – Physiology Lecture RoomSection B – Prev Med Lecture Room

Bring only the following:BallpensCOMPLETE UNIFORMLunch / snacks

No bags, NO CELLPHONES OR OTHER COMMUNICATION DEVICES, INCLUDING 3G/WIFI ENABLED DEVICES (LAPTOPS, TABLETS, etc)

Review materials are allowed

OSCE MechanicsHolding Areas will be sealed off by

8:30AM, after which last minute orientation/instructions will be given. LATE STUDENTS WILL NOT BE ALLOWED TO TAKE OSCE.

Morning Examination will proceed from 8:30 AM to 12 noon, in your assigned areas.

OSCE MechanicsEach group that will finish the morning

session will be held in holding areasHolding Areas:

LA – for those coming from 6th floorMicrolab – for those coming from 2nd floor

Students will have their lunch in the holding areas.

OSCE MechanicsAfter lunch (around 12:45pm), the

students in the holding areas will proceed to their assigned areas for the afternoon sessions

Afternoon Examinations will proceed from 1:00 PM to 4:00PM, in assigned areas.

OSCE MechanicsEach student that will finish the

afternoon session may go homeLoitering within the JMC building will not

be allowed

Ground Rules Late Students will NOT be allowed to take the OSCE. Students with incomplete uniforms will NOT be

allowed to take the OSCE. Those unable to take the OSCE (incomplete uniform,

late or absent) will have to pay P 2000.00 per STATION missed.

Bring only lunch/snacks and ballpens with you. CELLPHONES or communications devices are not

allowed, during the sessions and during THE LUNCH BREAK. Those who will be caught with cellphones or communications devices will be not be allowed to take the OSCE.

DO NOT ACCESS YOUR LOCKERS DURING THE SESSIONS OR LUNCH BREAK.