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How is the NHS organized ?

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How is EBDM (Evidence Based Decision Making) implemented?

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-Evidence based clinical guidelines

-Summaries of evidence provided for practitioners

-Access to reviews of research evidence

-Practitioners evaluating research for themselves

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What is the medical definition of professionalism ?

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Set of values, behaviours and relationships that underpins the trust that the public has in doctors

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Describe the regulatory role of the GMC?

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To protect, promote and maintain the health and safety of the public by ensuring proper standards in the practice of medicine.

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Outline the role of medical schools and the GMC in ensuring students and doctors fitness to practice?

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  • GMC sets its guidance for what medical graduates need to accomplish in Tomorrow’s Doctors.
  • This is taught by the medical schools.
  • This is examined formally in various exams taken throughout the course, reflective essays, learning to give feedback and self-reflection, attendance and punctuality, plagiarism.
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Define patient centered care ?

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Care that is responsive to the wants, needs, and preferences of the patient

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What is autonomy?

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Informing patients with capacity to make their own decisions

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Epidemiology ?

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The study of the distribution and determinants of health-related states and events in populations and the application of this study to the control of health problems

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Health promotion ?

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The process of enabling people to increase control over, and to improve, their health

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What are social inequalities in health?

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  • Differences in people’s health linked to social inequalities in their lives
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Define diagnosis ?

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  • The process of determining the nature of a disorder by considering the patients signs and symptoms, medical background. and when necessary the results of lab tests and x rays.
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Define prognosis ?

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  • An assessment of the future course and outcome of a patient’s disease based on knowledge of the course of disease in other patients together with the general health, age and sex of the patient.
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Define consent ?

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Is the properly informed decision of a competent patient, freely given

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Bolam Principle

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States that ‘practitioners are NOT negligible if they act in accordance with the practice accepted by a responsible body of medical information’

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What is ethnicity and what is race ?

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Ethnicity is socially determined and can be linked with countries of origin and residence, religion, social networks etc, whereas race is biological and genetic

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