Family Medicine Practice

Data

Official data in SubjectManager for the following academic year: 2023-2024

Topic

To get on impression and information about the Family Physicians' colourful work and how Family Medicine synthesises the knowledge of many different specialities. To learn and/or practice new methods and clinical skills.

Lectures

Practices

• 1. Introduction of the Family Practice
• 2. Introduction of the Team
• 3. The Basic Administrations
• 4. Administration in Practice
• 5. Collecting Different Patient's History
• 6. Interviewing Different Patients
• 7. Examination of Different Patients
• 8. Common Diagnostic Procedures
• 9. Taking Samples from Patients (blood, urine, mouth samples...)
• 10. Differential Diagnosis
• 11. Differential Diagnostical Procedures
• 12. making ECG
• 13. Analysing ECG
• 14. Consultations with Specialists
• 15. Evaluating Records and Results
• 16. Informing the Patients about Results
• 17. Different Screening Techniques and Screening Programs
• 18. Recruiting Patients for Screening Programs
• 19. Making Diagnosis
• 20. Examination of Children
• 21. Communicating with Parents
• 22. Common Problems of the Elderlies
• 23. Pre and Postoperative management of the Patients
• 24. Juridical Examinations and Administration
• 25. Preoperative Management of Patients
• 26. ECG Making
• 27. ECG Making
• 28. ECG Making
• 29. ECG Analysis
• 30. ECG Analysis
• 31. ECG Analysis
• 32. Neurological Examination
• 33. Neurological Problems of Patients
• 34. Otoneurological Problems of Patients
• 35. Differential Diagnosis
• 36. Consultation with Specialist
• 37. Home Visit
• 38. Home Visit
• 39. Home visit
• 40. Acute Cases in Practice
• 41. The most Common Acute Cases
• 42. Examination in Acute Case
• 43. Differential Diagnosis in Acute Case
• 44. Therapy in Acute Case
• 45. Therapy, Giving Injections
• 46. Mini Doppler Examination
• 47. Follow Up- Diabetes Mellitus
• 48. Patient Follow Up
• 49. Follow-up- Hypertension
• 50. Follow-up - Metabolic Syndrome
• 51. Educating Patients
• 52. Informing Patients and Relatives
• 53. Patient Rehabilitation
• 54. Duty Work
• 55. Organising Home Nursing
• 56. Administration of Medication - Opiats and Narcotic Drugs
• 57. Preventions and Patient Educations
• 58. Doses and the Side Effects of Drugs
• 59. Pregnant Care
• 60. Dying Patients Care, Palliative Care at Home

Seminars

Reading material

Obligatory literature

Jill C. Cash Cheryl A. Glass Jenny Mullen
Fifth Edition Family Practicd Guidelines
Springer 2021

Literature developed by the Department

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Notes

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Recommended literature

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Conditions for acceptance of the semester

If the student chooses to complete the practice in Hungary, the practice can only be completed at an accredited GP's office. A Declaration of Acceptance signed by the chosen GP must be uploaded to NEPTUN, 2 weeks prior to the planned date of the practice. The practice can only be begun with the permission of the Head of Department. At a given time period, only one student can be present at the tutors (GP's) office. In order to have the practice accepted, you need to complete and upload 2 interview forms, as well as two evaluation forms, 3 days after the completion of the practice to the upload. The required forms can be downloaded from the website of the Department of Primary Health Care. The practice can be completed abroad or at GPamp;s offices accredited by the other Hungarian Universities. It is recommended to sigh the Book of Clinical Skills during the practice. We cannot accept a practice that took place in previous years but was not properly administered!

Mid-term exams

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Making up for missed classes

The attendance at the practice is obligatory.

Exam topics/questions

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Examiners

Instructor / tutor of practices and seminars

• Crivellariné Dr. Kutnyánszky Valéria
• Dr. Bán Ildikó
• Dr. Kürthy Dániel
• Dr. Pátri László János
• Dr. Sándor György
• Wartáné Dr. Kis Andrea