Block 7

Clinical Experience Block 7

The PCL Clinical Experience includes: Telemedicine Patient Experience Session, Clinical Procedures Session, and Ultrasound Session.

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Telemedicine Encounters (1:00 or 1:50 start)

The interviewer will be conducting the encounter while the scribe observes.
Complete the SOAP Presentation Debrief Qualtrics form with a faculty member during your debrief session.

Clinical Procedures (1:00 & 1:50 start)

Glucose finger stick as a group then review previous procedures(EKGs, ultrasound guided needle placement, videos on NGs and foley catheters, placing IVs/IOs)

FAST & Gallbladder Long Ultrasound

Obtain required images with partners
If starting before 2:30 send Katie Comeaux a teams message or go to her office and ask for assistance.

REFRESH

PREWORK REQUIRED

Review your patient's medical history and prepare for your telehealth visit
Recommend reviewing and choosing a chronic abdominal complaint to review if possible (Example: GERD, chronic pancreatitis, Fatty Liver, Constipation, IBS)
EMR Training:
- If you have not set up My Experience, watch the video and set it up. Sometimes after choosing the workflow view, you will need to close out of Powerchart and re-open before it shows.
Review Telemedicine Abdominal Exam Video and Comprehensive Documentation Tips from Gastroenterology Joint Society
Motivational Interviewing Video

POSTWORK

Complete your patient's note by 5:00 PM the day after your patient encounter and sign/submit your note to Clinical Experience Preceptor for signature and PCL preceptor as a reviewer. If have SP encounter, send note to your PCL preceptor in email for feedback. If this is not completed on time, you will lose professionalism points.
Once your note is sent to your Clinical Experience Preceptor, fill out Staff Documentation Qualtrics Survey to receive documentation feedback. 
Complete the Class of 2027 PCL Clinical Experience Post-Visit Survey
If any of the above is not completed on time you will lose professionalism points.

OPTIONAL

NOTE: Choose optional reading based on your chronic or acute issue discussed with patient as well as screening condition your decided to cover.
Symptoms to Diagnosis: Part 3 Abdominal Pain (Recommended Common Chronic Issue Sections include 14,16, 20, 21 - Chronic Pancreatitis, IBS, Nephrolithiasis, PUD)
In the Clinic: Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease (2018)
In the Clinic: GERD (2015)
In the Clinic: Irritable Bowel Syndrome (2017)