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LOG BOOK Basic Sciences
LOG BOOK Basic Sciences
Phil PROGRAMS
in
BASIC BIOMEDICAL HEALTH SCIENCES
2006
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CONTENTS
SECTION-1
1. PARTICULARS OF THE CANDIDATE
2. OBJECTIVES OF THE LOG BOOK
3. INSTRUCTIONS TO THE STUDENTS
4. GUIDELINES FOR THE PROJECT DIRECTOR
5. AIMS AND OBJECTIVES OF THE TRAINING PROGRAM
6. GUIDELINES FOR THE COMPETENCY LEVELS
7. GUIDELINES FOR FILLING CONSOLIDATED SHEETS
8. LIST OF DIFFERENT TYPES OF PROCEDURES
SECTION-2 (Clinical Record)
1. MODULE 01: ______________________________
2. MODULE 02: ______________________________
3. MODULE 03: ______________________________
4. MODULE 04: ______________________________
5. MODULE 05: ______________________________
6. MODULE 06: ______________________________
7. MODULE 07: ______________________________
8. MODULE 08: ______________________________
9. MODULE 09: ______________________________
10. MODULE 10: ______________________________
11. MODULE 11: ______________________________
12. MODULE 12: ______________________________
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SECTION-I
SECTION-I
Name:----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Father’s/ Husband’s Name:---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Date of Birth:--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Passport Size
N.I.C. Number:------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Photograph
Nationality:-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Diploma Registration Number:-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Year of Graduation:--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Institution of Graduation:----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
PMDC Registration Number:---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Any Other Qualification:---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Previous Experience (Department, Institution & Duration):
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2. OBJECTIVES OF THE LOG BOOK
1. This Log Book will be a part of the prerequisite for appearing in the M. Phil Examination.
2. It will help the trainee to maintain his/ her record regarding various academic achievements.
3. It will also identify his/ her deficiencies in specific areas.
4. It will help the project director to assess the trainee.
1. The candidate will maintain the Log Book during the whole period of his training.
2. He/ she will fill the columns of the Log Book on the same day of the activity.
3. The teacher must sign all the entries.
4. Consolidated sheets will be completed and signed by the teacher.
5. The candidate shall bring the Log Book in the final examination.
6. Log Book not signed by the teacher will make the student ineligible for the examination.
1. The name of the program director has been approved by the competent authority.
2. A formal weekly review of the student’s progress is required by the program director and the other teaching staff.
3. The aim of review by two or more teachers is to ensure to remove any deficiencies in the training of the student.
4. The program director will assign duties to the other teaching faculty members for training of the students.
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5. AIMS AND OBJECTIVES OF THE TRAINING PROGRAM
1. The student accepts the relevant subject in its full sense as a life long activity and that he/she is prepared to invest
time and effort to acquire, maintain and further improve his/her own knowledge and skills.
2. A critical appreciation of techniques, procedures is carried out in the relevant subject and an understanding of
scientific methods is acquired for reliability and validity of observations and the testing of hypothesis.
3. The ability and willingness to adopt a problem solving approach to manage clinical/research situations.
4. The ability to plan and interpret a management program with due regard to the patient’s comfort and economic factors.
5. Awareness of the role of a professional in health/research//rehabilitation/welfare teams and his/her willingness to work
cooperatively within such teams.
6. Awareness of the fact that he/she has to create his/her own professional impact as a capable specialist.
7. To pursue and develop the basic scientific pursuits and guidelines for scientific discoveries to strengthen knowledge further
about human body requirements.
8. The candidate should recognize the importance of teamwork and function as effective member/leader of the team.
1. The consolidated sheet forms a part of the ongoing assessment of the candidate.
2. The consolidated sheet will identify the different levels of competencies of the student in a specific period.
3. The trainee will fill all the columns of the consolidated sheet carefully.
4. The consolidated sheet will be checked by the project director with his final remarks.
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7. LIST OF DIFFERENT TYPES OF CLINICAL TESTS/EXPERIMENTS PERFORMED IN THE RELEVANT
DEPARTMENT
1.
2.
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MODULE 01: _____________________________________
If the pages are insufficient the candidate may add additional photocopied sheet
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FORMATIVE EVALUATION FOR MODULE 1
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MODULE 02: _____________________________________
If the pages are insufficient the candidate may add additional photocopied sheet
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FORMATIVE EVALUATIONS FOR MODULE 2
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MODULE 03: _____________________________________
If the pages are insufficient the candidate may add additional photocopied sheet
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FORMATIVE EVALUATIONS FOR MODULE 3
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MODULE 04: _____________________________________
If the pages are insufficient the candidate may add additional photocopied sheet
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FORMATIVE EVALUATIONS FOR MODULE 4
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MODULE 05: _____________________________________
If the pages are insufficient the candidate may add additional photocopied sheet
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FORMATIVE EVALUATIONS FOR MODULE 5
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MODULE 06: _____________________________________
If the pages are insufficient the candidate may add additional photocopied sheet
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FORMATIVE EVALUATIONS FOR MODULE 6
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MODULE 07: _____________________________________
If the pages are insufficient the candidate may add additional photocopied sheet
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FORMATIVE EVALUATIONS FOR MODULE 7
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MODULE 08: _____________________________________
If the pages are insufficient the candidate may add additional photocopied sheet
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FORMATIVE EVALUATIONS FOR MODULE 8
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MODULE 09: _____________________________________
If the pages are insufficient the candidate may add additional photocopied sheet
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FORMATIVE EVALUATIONS FOR MODULE 9
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MODULE 10: _____________________________________
If the pages are insufficient the candidate may add additional photocopied sheet
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FORMATIVE EVALUATIONS FOR MODULE 10
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MODULE 11: _____________________________________
If the pages are insufficient the candidate may add additional photocopied sheet
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FORMATIVE EVALUATIONS FOR MODULE 11
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MODULE 12: _____________________________________
If the pages are insufficient the candidate may add additional photocopied sheet
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FORMATIVE EVALUATIONS FOR MODULE 12
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CONSOLIDATION SHEET
DATES (FROM _________ TO _____________)
OPERATIONS/PROCEDURES COMPETENCYLEVEL TOTAL
If the pages are insufficient the candidate may add additional photocopied sheet
Remarks by
Supervisor/
Consultant;_______________________________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________________________
Date;______________________________________________________________
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Basic Skills and Performance
1. Interview Skills
Introduction
Respect for patient/research/clinical ethics
2. Laboratory/Clinical Working
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Subject Specific Skills and Performance
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LAB INSTRUMENTS
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DEPARTMENT EVALUATION
KING EDWARD UNIVERSITY AND MAYO HOSPITAL LAHORE, PAKISTAN
M.Phil PROGRAMS IN BASIC BIOMEDICAL HEALTH SCIENCES
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Name & Signatures Comments
Team SR (Name)---------------------------
Signatures------------------------------------
Team Consultant (Name)------------------
Signatures---------------------------
Research (Name) Co-Supervisor
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Signatures---------------------------
Prof. of Pathology
Signatures-------------------------
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SELF-ASSESSMENT BY TRAINEE
Journal Club
Attended Dates
Title of Paper
Presented
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Weekly Date Mark Date Marks Date Marks Date Marks
Tests
Performance Report:
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B. RECORD
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GUIDED SELF LEARNING
S NO LIST OF DATE AND GOALS GIVEN TO THE STUDENT DATE AND ACHIEVEMENTS BY THE STUDENT
If the pages are insufficient the candidate may add additional photocopied sheet
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SUMMATIVE EVALUATION
1st ATTEMPT
MODULE ATTENDANCE EARNED MARKS GRADE GRADE GRADE SIGNATURE
NO % CREDITS ACHIEVED LEVEL POINT QUALITY OF
POINT(Grade MODULE
Point X INCHARGE
Earned
credits)
1
2
3
4
5
6
TOTAL
FINAL RESULT
1. Average Attendance % =
2. Average Earned Credits =
3. GPA (Sum of GQP/Sum of Earned Credits =
NAME OF PROGRAM DIRECTOR;________________________________________
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SUMMATIVE EVALUATION
2nd ATTEMPT
MODULE ATTENDANCE EARNED MARKS GRADE GRADE GRADE SIGNATURE
NO % CREDITS ACHIEVED LEVEL POINT QUALITY OF
POINT(Grade MODULE
Point X INCHARGE
Grade Point)
1
2
3
4
5
6
TOTAL
FINAL RESULT
1. Average Attendance % =
2. Average Earned Credits =
3. GPA (Sum of GQP/Sum of Earned Credits =
NAME OF PROGRAM DIRECTOR;________________________________________
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SUMMATIVE EVALUATION
3rd ATTEMPT
MODULE ATTENDANCE EARNED MARKS GRADE GRADE GRADE SIGNATURE
NO % CREDITS ACHIEVED LEVEL POINT QUALITY OF
POINT(Grade MODULE
Point X INCHARGE
Grade Point)
1
2
3
4
5
6
TOTAL
FINAL RESULT
1. Average Attendance % =
2. Average Earned Credits =
3. GPA (Sum of GQP/Sum of Earned Credits =
NAME OF PROGRAM DIRECTOR;________________________________________
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