The document outlines the goals and objectives of the UBC Postgraduate Program in Cardiology's Cardiac Rehabilitation rotation. The objectives are organized according to the CanMEDS roles of Medical Expert, Communicator, Collaborator, Manager, Health Advocate, Scholar, and Professional. Key objectives include understanding risk factors for cardiovascular disease, screening and risk stratifying patients, monitoring patients through the rehabilitation program, educating patients, and working with the cardiac rehabilitation team.
The document outlines the goals and objectives of the UBC Postgraduate Program in Cardiology's Cardiac Rehabilitation rotation. The objectives are organized according to the CanMEDS roles of Medical Expert, Communicator, Collaborator, Manager, Health Advocate, Scholar, and Professional. Key objectives include understanding risk factors for cardiovascular disease, screening and risk stratifying patients, monitoring patients through the rehabilitation program, educating patients, and working with the cardiac rehabilitation team.
The document outlines the goals and objectives of the UBC Postgraduate Program in Cardiology's Cardiac Rehabilitation rotation. The objectives are organized according to the CanMEDS roles of Medical Expert, Communicator, Collaborator, Manager, Health Advocate, Scholar, and Professional. Key objectives include understanding risk factors for cardiovascular disease, screening and risk stratifying patients, monitoring patients through the rehabilitation program, educating patients, and working with the cardiac rehabilitation team.
The document outlines the goals and objectives of the UBC Postgraduate Program in Cardiology's Cardiac Rehabilitation rotation. The objectives are organized according to the CanMEDS roles of Medical Expert, Communicator, Collaborator, Manager, Health Advocate, Scholar, and Professional. Key objectives include understanding risk factors for cardiovascular disease, screening and risk stratifying patients, monitoring patients through the rehabilitation program, educating patients, and working with the cardiac rehabilitation team.
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UBC Postgraduate Program in Cardiology
Goals and Objectives, Cardiac Rehabilitation
July 1, 2013
Roles Objectives Strategies
Medical Expert/ • To understand the role of risk • Study appropriate references Clinical Decision factors in the development of and/or do literature searches Maker vascular disease to become familiar with the • To understand the principles basic science and clinical and practice of cardiac aspects of a wide variety of rehabilitation cardiac conditions relevant to • Learn to screen patients who cardiac rehabilitation. are referred for cardiac • Attend the Cardiac rehabilitation efficiently and Rehabilitation Intake Clinic. effectively. • Take a history and perform a • To gain knowledge and physical examination on all understanding regarding the patients referred to the risk stratification of patients Cardiac Rehabilitation Clinic, referred for cardiac including identification of rehabilitation. cardiac risk factors, • To develop knowledge and medications, allergies and skills necessary to monitor past/other medical issues. patients throughout their • Supervision of exercise stress Cardiac Rehabilitation tests of patients entering the Program. cardiac rehab program • Learn the appropriate risk • Provide appropriate follow-up stratification strategies for for patients while they work patients with or at risk for through the Cardiac cardiovascular disease. rehabilitation Program. • To gain knowledge and • Reassess patients prior to experience in appropriately discharge from the Cardiac treating patients with or at Rehabilitation Program, risk for cardiovascular including a review of blood disease. work, stress test etc. The • Learn to safely and expertly discharge plan is then apply non- pharmacologic discussed with the patient. therapies to patients in a • Present cases encountered Cardiac Rehabilitation during the Cardiac Program. Rehabilitation Rotation at one • To learn what resources are or more of the scheduled available to manage patients Cardiology Training Program with cardiovascular disease rounds. following discharge from a • Cardiac Rehabilitation Program. UBC Postgraduate Program in Cardiology Goals and Objectives, Cardiac Rehabilitation July 1, 2013
Communicator • Acquire the knowledge and • Initiate contact with patients
skills required to inform and at the time of their initial discuss the cardiovascular presentation and provide diagnosis with the patient information regarding and family. diagnosis and management • To be able to discuss and plan. inform the patient and family • Be available whenever regarding the role of the possible to discuss the Cardiac Rehabilitation patient’s clinical course with Program in the patient the patient or the patient’s management, including the family as appropriate. roles of the individual • Keep complete and accurate members of the Cardiac notes in the patient’s Cardiac Rehabilitation Team. Rehabilitation Clinic File. • To be able to inform and • Maintain verbal discuss with the patient and communication when family the goals of the appropriate with nursing staff Cardiac Rehabilitation and other members of the Program and the process by Health Care Team in the which these goals will be Cardiac Rehabilitation achieved. Program regarding the • To maintain appropriate patient’s condition and contact with the patient and management plan. family throughout the cardiac • Contact Referring/Family rehabilitation process and to Doctor directly when keep the Health Care Team, appropriate to provide details including the Family Doctor of the patient’s progress in appropriately informed. the Cardiac Rehabilitation Program and discharge/follow-up plan.
Collaborator • Learn to work closely and • Respect the roles of all
cooperatively with other members of the Health Care members of the Cardiac Team. Rehabilitation Team, • Seek consultation from other including the Family Doctor. members of the Health Care Team when appropriate. Manager • Learn to use the resources of • With supervision of the the Cardiac Rehabilitation Attending Cardiologist in the Facility appropriately. Cardiac Rehabilitation Clinic, • Understand the cost allocate the resources of the effectiveness of the various Cardiac Rehabilitation management strategies used Program efficiently, in the management of recognizing the limited UBC Postgraduate Program in Cardiology Goals and Objectives, Cardiac Rehabilitation July 1, 2013
cardiac rehabilitation resources available.
patients. • Health Advocate • Learn strategies to effectively • Initiate discussion or be educate patients and their available for patients and families regarding the patho- their families to discuss the physiology of the patient’s patient’s illness with regards illness and the importance of to pathophysiology and the compliance and the potential importance of compliance to for future risk. the prescribed regimen.
• Learn strategies to educate • Initiate or be available to
patients and their families discuss with patients and regarding healthy cardiac their families regarding behaviors. healthy cardiac behaviors as appropriate.
Scholar • Enhance knowledge base • Establish and maintain
regarding a variety of cardiac reference resources including conditions in the context of textbooks, journals and cardiac rehabilitation. internet (e.g. Medline).
• Develop a strategy for • Establish and adhere to a
literature review/search for a study program as it relates to wide variety of cardiac the care of a variety of conditions with reference to cardiac conditions relevant to cardiac rehabilitation issues. cardiac rehabilitation.
Professional • To deliver care of the highest • Maintain professional
quality with integrity, honesty relationships with all and compassion. members of the Health Care team. • To learn the ethical, legal and professional obligations in • When appropriate seek the context of cardiac advice and assistance. rehabilitation. • Present and discuss case/s at Cardiology Rounds with a focus on the legal or ethical aspects of the Case.