Comprehensive patient management 370


 
Modulekode TBW 370
Kwalifikasie Undergraduate
Fakulteit Faculty of Health Sciences
Module-inhoud

Holistic evaluation of a patient, the clinical hypothetic-deductive reasoning processes, diagnosis, prognosis and treatment planning. Under the guidance of a tutor, and by utilising a special “practice patient” file, the students start treating a “practice patient” comprehensively. The student compiles a portfolio, on a continuous basis, on the clinical and administrative procedures concerning the "practice patient". The portfolio contains the student’s year mark, which is determined on a 50:50 basis, with the examination mark as the final pass mark. The examination mark is determined when the student presents the practice patient case to an audience and a panel of adjudicators.
Application of business management principles during patient management. Preparing the student for a meaningful and successful career in an increasingly complex business and health care environment. Application of certain principles and skills in terms of: 
•   Psychology in the dentistry practice.
•   Political parameters in dentistry.
•   Sociology and dentistry.
•   Ethics for the dentist.
•   Career possibilities.
•   Management of a practice.
Additional to this, students should understand the economic, cultural, legal and regulatory environment to establish and optimise patient management.

Modulekrediete 18.00
NQF Level 07
Prerequisites BOK 280,(BOK 281 or (BOK 285,287)),BOK 283,GNK 286,GNK 288,GPS 280,IKT 200,SMO 211,SMO 281
Contact time 1 lecture per week, 1 other contact session per week for 3 weeks, 1 practical per week
Language of tuition Module is presented in English
Department Dental Management Sciences
Period of presentation Year

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