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The Focus Of The Presentation Must Reflect The Learning Objectives Of

The focus of the presentation must reflect the learning objectives of the course and be drawn from the current clinical setting of the student practice site.

The evaluation of the presentation is based on the following criteria:

  • Chief Complaint & pertinent history (10 points)
  • Pertinent exam and diagnostics (10 points)
  • Working diagnosis with supporting criteria (5 points)
  • Management plan (5 points)
  • Epidemiological data - cited from literature (10 points)
  • Evidence-based rationale for treatment (literature-based) (10 points)
  • Analysis of self-care and family issues related to diagnosis and treatment plan (20 points)
  • Evaluation parameters to be used (or were used) to determine outcomes (10 points)
  • Identify major "lessons learned" and how it may affect future practice (20 points)

Paper For Above instruction

The task requires constructing a comprehensive presentation and paper that encapsulates a clinical assessment rooted in the student's current practice setting, aligning with the course's learning objectives. This involves a detailed analysis of a patient's chief complaint, which serves as the focal point of the case study. The presentation must include a pertinent patient history and examination findings, supplemented by relevant diagnostic tests to substantiate the working diagnosis.

Formulating a working diagnosis supported by clear criteria is essential, accompanied by an evidence-based management plan. The plan should consider current clinical guidelines and literature, ensuring its relevance and applicability. Epidemiological data should be integrated to provide context, citing recent and credible literature to support demographic and disease prevalence insights. This enhances the understanding of disease patterns pertinent to the case.

Critical to the presentation is a literature-based rationale for the chosen treatment approach, demonstrating an understanding of current best practices and evolving evidence. Additionally, analyzing self-care practices and family dynamics offers a holistic view of patient management, addressing potential barriers and support systems that influence health outcomes.

Outcome evaluation parameters are necessary to measure the effectiveness of interventions. These could include clinical measures, patient-reported outcomes, or other relevant indicators. The paper should detail how these parameters will be or were used to assess patient progress.

Finally, reflection on the major lessons learned from managing the case and their implications for future professional practice is required. This includes insights gained regarding clinical decision-making, patient communication, or interprofessional collaboration. Overall, the paper should demonstrate integration of clinical knowledge, evidence-based practice, and self-awareness, aligned with the course's educational goals.

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