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Welcome to SRFT!. Produced by: Elizabeth Stone, Savana Shakir, Thomas Slater, Frances Ugwu. Introductions…. We are the year 3 student reps from 2011. We hope to give you an insight of what it’s like to be a medical student at Salford Royal……. The Course Structure….
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Welcome to SRFT! Produced by: Elizabeth Stone, Savana Shakir, Thomas Slater, Frances Ugwu
Introductions… We are the year 3 student reps from 2011 We hope to give you an insight of what it’s like to be a medical student at Salford Royal…….
The Course Structure…. What to expect when you first arrive The first 3 weeks How Year 3 is Structured The modules, Student Selected Component (SSC), Exams Finally a bit about SRFT and the District General Hospitals (DGH)
Introduction to year 3 First 3 weeks of year 3 → Introduction to Clinical Learning (ICL) During this time you will: • Meet your new ‘Mummies and Daddies’. • Meet the Dean and the Undergraduate Team. • Have an introduction to SRFT Hospital. • Have some basic skills sessions. • Spend 1 week on your base ward.
Year 3 NME – Nutrition, Metabolism and Excretion Split in to 2 modules HLB – Heart, Lungs and Blood Each module last for 14 weeks and is split in to two 7 week blocks. During each 7 week block you will be attached to a firm with your PBL group. Half way through the year you will swap modules and change PBL groups
What is a firm? • All this means is that your PBL group, of about 6-8 students, will be placed under a consultant who will organise your teaching. • Each firm lasts for 7 weeks. • You will have a firm ward where some bedside teaching will take place but you will also have seminars and lectures. • Teaching may be carried out by the consultant or by other doctors on their team. • You will also have: • Time to spend on your base ward or firm ward • Signs-ups • Skills teaching from the skills tutors • Community days at GP surgeries. Please look in your handouts for a ‘Week on a Firm’ to see what we experienced!
Base Wards • As well as a firm ward you will also be allocated a base ward. • Your base ward will become a ward where you can go to practice your skills, take histories from patients, practice examinations and generally get used to being part of the team on a hospital ward. • This is something that was initiated for the first time last year and it can be a brilliant experience!
You will also have…. 2 SSCs → Each 4 weeks long 1 SSC after each module. These give you the chance to do something you’re interested in, practice your skills and learn some new ones!
3weeks ICL NME/ HLB Module 1 14 weeks Christmas is 2 weeks long Christmas Progress Test SSC 3 4 weeks OSCE NME/HLB Module 2 14 weeks Easter is 1 week Easter OSCE and Progress Test Summer is 6 weeks! SSC 4 4 weeks
EXAMS! Winter Progress Test: Mid January Formative OSCE: End of February Summer Progress Test: May Summative OSCE: June
District General Hospitals Wigan Bolton
District General Hospitals • You may be sent to a DGH during your HLB module. • It will be for 7 weeks (a firm) • Free accommodation • Smaller groups and fewer students around the hospital. It’s a good thing!!
We hope this has helped and thank you for coming! Please email us if you think of any questions. SavanaShakir savana.shakir@student.manchester.ac.uk Liz Stone elizabeth.stone@student.manchester.ac.uk Or hope.rep-yr3@manchester.ac.uk
