Dr.Ramos and Dr.Karla explains about Philippines Medical Education Curriculum and Clinical Clerkship

  • 4 years ago
In this video Dr.Charlene Robelle Locaylocay and Dr.Karla Motol – Mallari explains UPHSD regulations and course details.

DOCTORS:

Dr.Charlene Robelle Locaylocay
Executive assistant Dean
University of Perpetual Help System DALTA

Dr.Karla Motol – Mallari
Vice Chairman – Obstetrics
University of Perpetual Help System DALTA


The Philippines is a tropical country located in South East Asia region, the medium of communication is english the cos of living almost like india.

The Philippines medical education follows American standard of health education, so the University of Perpetual Help System Dalta in manila, philippines follows a same standard of education which is accredited by
commission of Higher Education in Philippines, which is also ISO certified, and that has been existed past 45 years.

The university has Autonomous status, it is only given to the long, tradition of integrity, reputation, commitment of excellence and sustainability of operations. The University of Perpetual Help System Dalta School of Medicine is the center of excellence in medical education, training research and community service. Our goal is to produce competent and quality facilities.
Once you entered our medical program you have to first clear the Pre-Medicine program, which is a Bachelor Degree. After that you enter MD medicine, which is a 4 year curriculum base. Our curriculum is out come based education standard which is an American education standard.

In first year, you need to pass basic sciences, which is composed of Gross anatomy, Histology, Neuroanatomy, Physiology, Bio-Chemistry and Preventive medicine Communal health services. Those subjects were first introduced to you as first year medical student.

As a fresh student we offer an unique course called Pedagoji, which is offered free to fresh men, just to give them an idea about how to learn medicine. Which gives an idea about teaching and learning strategy.

Once you comes to second year, The second year subjects are Basic Science and as well as Clinical Sciences. In second year students will be given subjects like case studies they will be introduced to how to diagnose
deceases, physical examination as well as management. During this time we assist a student by objective structural clinical examination, multiple choice questions also be given as well as laboratory works.

After cleared all your second year subjects, You have a comprehension exam. The comprehensive exam will test how you learned for the past two years in medical school. You need to appear in NMAT exam, which only contain 200 MCQs. After clearing this exam you will then enter into your MD program.

In third year all subjects are purely clinical sciences, which will focus in different branches of medicine, after completing third year you have another comprehensive exam just to reflect on mat how you ensure your course, after you moved on to fourth year automatic clinical clerkship program.

It is a 52 week clinical rotations on a diff

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