It is expected that the program will provide
opportunities for students to develop and demonstrate knowledge and
understanding, skills and other properties in the following fields:
By the end of training, a resident should be able
to do the following:
1. Apply
and integrate knowledge of clinical and fundamental biomedical sciences
relevant to ENT.
2. Utilize
proper history, conduct physical examination, elicit physical signs, conduct
and interrupt investigations accurately, to differentiate different ENT
presenting problems and to reach proper and accurate diagnosis.
3. Formulate
proper management plan of the patient, including both medical and surgical
approaches as needed, demonstrating good understanding of patient’s condition
and available medical care options.
4. Conduct
competently common ENT procedures at the clinic or Emergency sitting, and
combining it with proper medical and preventive care.
5. Utilize
information technology to manage information, appraise and apply new evidence
in ENT care, and generate best management plan for the patients in the context
of available setting, best practices and patients’ preferences.
6. Apply
proper doctor-patient relationship principles, establish good rapport and
adhere with the professional and ethical standards.
7. Evaluate
and manage emergency cases promptly and safely.
8. Verify
cases that needs referral for more specialized slandered of care
9. Develop
team-working and leadership skills necessary to organize work and supervise and
educate junior residents and paramedical staff and show a commitment to
continuous professional development and medical education.
10. Critique
scientific literature and utilize different scientific methodologies to conduct
and publish scientific research studies and present the results professionally.
11. Demonstrate
effective communication with patients, families and other members of the health
care team showing respect, compassion and integrity.