Each component is semester long practicum. The training internship (TI) community based hospital attachment provides a unique opportunity for the students to develop and strengthen practical skills and knowledge and their application in community-based hospital and health centre-based care in the major areas of medical practice.
It is important to note that at all times the trainee intern practice will be supervised. TI's will also develop & conduct simple operational research or clinical audits of which the outcomes will be useful to the subdivisions or regional hospitals.
In the community attachment the trainees are expected to make a tangible contribution to the Continuing Medical Education programmes for their peers and staff.
It is important to note that at all times the trainee intern practice will be supervised. TI's will also develop & conduct simple operational research or clinical audits of which the outcomes will be useful to the subdivisions or regional hospitals.
In the community attachment the trainees are expected to make a tangible contribution to the Continuing Medical Education programmes for their peers and staff.
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