Annotated differentials texbook - hip |
I am trying to organise my revision schedule around the technique syllabus, but I've already missed two classes, by being barred from the building!
Annotated diagrams; Technique & Clinical anatomy revision cards - Hip |
Again, I am finding it really useful to make revision cards and test myself rather than trying to memorise lists and larger chunks of information. I am trying to re-learn old information in a more clinically relevant way. I have come to realise that I am a very visual learner and I need to organise information into subdivisions and patterns in a way that is suitable to look at often and quickly refer back to. It is also a good start for me to finally bring together all the varying sources of differentials and try to get them together on the same page by annotating the textbook. However, I still feel that I am trying to generate the information that I need to learn rather than actually learning it. I just hope I have it sorted out in time for exams!
Learning contract:
LEARNING GOALS | ACTIVITIES & METHODS | EVIDENCE (Reflective journal including all goals) | ASSESSMENT | EVALUATION / CRITICAL REFLECTION |
Review technique – theory & performance, including mechanism, effects, evidence base (if possible), when to use & expected results. Prepare the same for electives. Integrate into clinic. | Self directed study – preparation of revision diagrams. Technique practice with peers. Widen variety of techniques used in clinic. Possible practice visit. Manus talks/courses. Reading (inc. harmonics). | Registers – Attendance of technique classes, all clinics & electives. Revision diagrams. Anonymised case histories. Written confirmation of any practice visits. Log Manus attendance. Notes re reading. | OSPE. CCA. Log of techniques signed by clinic / technique tutors. Peer feedback. Patient feedback. Clinic tutor report. | Improve confidence. |
Focus on HVTs from 3rd year. Aim to cavitate areas in which unsuccessful so far eg O/A, Ribs, S/I, C/T supine & prone & improve others, including Csp left handed & seated Tsp. Review junctional areas. Improve specificity. Focus on palpation. | Attendance of technique classes. Technique practice with peers. Widen variety of techniques used in clinic. | Register of technique classes. Personal log of techniques performed with peers. Anonymised case histories. | OSPE. CCA. Log of techniques signed by clinic / technique tutors. Peer feedback. Patient feedback. Clinic tutor report. | Improve HVT success rate. |
Focus on improving depth & specificity of soft tissue techniques. | Technique practice with peers. Widen variety of techniques used in clinic. Sports massage course. Possible anatomy trains course. Other courses. | Personal log of techniques performed with peers. Anonymised case histories. Written evidence of any courses attended. | OSPE. CCA. Log of techniques signed by clinic / technique tutors. Peer feedback. Patient feedback. Clinic tutor report. | Improve confidence. |
Review examination skills, including special tests. | Self directed study – preparation of revision documents. Technique practice with peers. Widen variety of techniques used in clinic. | Copies of revision documents. Personal log of techniques performed with peers. Anonymised case histories. | OSPE. CCA. Peer feedback. Clinic tutor report. | Improve confidence, speed & understanding. |
Revise anatomy & surface anatomy. In order of focus of technique classes & electives. | Self directed study – preparation of revision documents by region. Include refs to pathologies, special tests & techniques. | Copies of revision documents. | Possibly peer tested Q&A style. OSPE. | Improve knowledge & speed of recall. |
Review clinical exams. Focus on performing quickly & justifying. | Self directed study. Practice with peers. | Study notes. Anonymised case histories. Possible log signed by tutors/peers. | CCA. | Improve knowledge, understanding & speed. |
Review pathologies & pathophysiology. | Self directed study. | Study notes. | Possibly peer tested Q&A style. | Improve knowledge & speed of recall. |
Improve hypothesis formation & differentials. | Study group, using anonymised case histories. | Log of attendance of group. Group notes. | CCA / tutor reports. | Improve knowledge & application in clinical setting. |
Review pharmacology. Focus on musculoskeletal side effects. | Self directed study. | Study notes / table / diagram | Possibly peer tested Q&A style. | Improve knowledge & speed of recall. |
Develop knowledge base of specific techniques addressing the lymphatics through research project. | Self directed study. | Dissertation. Prepare presentation, possibly for a tutorial. | CAE. | Learn about interesting new techniques & possibly share them. |
Bex Morrison October 14, 2010
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