Self-selected clinical learning experiences to help medical students consolidate and integrate their learning.
ITDL 201.0
Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation
Provides a basic level of knowledge and skill in first aid and basic cardiac life support.
ITDL 202.1
History of Medicine
Addresses the historical basis of medical science, the evolution of clinical medicine, the aspects of health care, including that in Canada and Saskatchewan. Instructional methods will include lectures, seminars, and tutorials.
ITDL 204.6
Life Cycle and Humanities
Through interactive lectures, discussion and individual/group projects, students will gain an understanding of the stages and tasks of human development and major social, psychological and biological factors that influence human health through the life cycle. The course will encourage self-awareness of how these same factors can influence the students own health and interactions with patients and colleagues, as well as strategies for maintaining personal well-being.
ITDL 205.6
Professional Skills
Provides medical students with the opportunity to develop a wide array of fundamental clinical skills upon which they will build throughout their professional lives: interviewing and communication skills; physical examination skills; the ability to apply ethical principles; the ability to search out reliable sources of clinical information; the ability to direct their own learning; and the ability to recognize and willingness to address community health needs. These are the core skills which will enable them to establish effective patient-physician relationships and to practice safely and ethically.
ITDL 300.0
Preclerkship Clinical Elective
Self-selected clinical experience to help medical students consolidate and integrate learning.
ITDL 303.12
Interdepartmental Clinical Systems I
Provides an interdisciplinary approach to diseases involving the major organ systems. With input from clinical, diagnostic and basic science departments, students will learn the pathogenesis and pathophysiology of specific diseases, the signs and symptoms of patients presenting with these diseases, and the diagnostic and therapeutic principles required for patient management. The following body systems will be covered: Hematology/Oncology, Female Reproductive, Kidney and Male Genitourinary, Gastrointestinal, Cardiovascular, Respiratory and Dermatology.
ITDL 304.12
Clinical Sciences I
Through direct student/patient interaction and small group tutorials, stresses the refinement of basic clinical skills, the physician/patient relationship, and will introduce diagnostic and therapeutic strategies. Interdepartmental course with rotations through the clinical departments of Medicine, Medical Imaging, Surgery and its subspecialties, Pediatrics and Obstetrics & Gynecology.
ITDL 400.0
Preclerkship Clinical Electives
Self-selected clinical learning experiences to help medical students consolidate and integrate learning.
ITDL 403.6
Interdepartmental Clinical Systems II
Provides an interdisciplinary approach to diseases involving the major organ systems. With input from clinical, diagnostic and basic science departments, students will learn the pathogenesis and pathophysiology of specific diseases, the signs and symptoms of patients presenting with these diseases, and the diagnostic and therapeutic principles required for patient management. The following body systems will be covered: Neurology, Endocrine and Rheumatology.