- Differentiate between normal and abnormal structure and function of the human body.
- Apply ethical and humanitarian principles that influence health care.
- Apply medico-legal principles in health care practice.
- Integrate health care policies and guidelines into the routine clinical practice
- Cater to the health needs of rural, marginalized and differently-abled populations.
- Recognize health needs of the community and practice community-based comprehensive health care.
- Elicit, evaluate and interpret a patient’s history and medical records.
- Perform a relevant physical examination.
- Choose and interpret appropriate diagnostic tests based on scientific validity, cost effectiveness and clinical context.
- Critically appraise history, examination and diagnostic test findings for differential diagnosis and develop an individualized management plan.
- Perform basic clinical procedures independently.
- Maintain appropriate patient records within legal and administrative frame works.
- Prescribe and safely administer appropriate therapies.
- Identify and refer patients for specialized and/or advanced care.
- Collaborate with health care professionals.
- Collect, analyze and utilize health data.
- Practice Evidence-Based Medicine.
- Promote positive Health.
- Communicate compassionately with patients and care givers.
- Maintain confidentiality and privacy of patients.
- Respect patient autonomy.
- Contribute towards the growth of the medical profession.
- Ensure and maintain patient safety.
- Adopt Occupational Health safety practices.
- Practice safe and sound biomedical waste management.
- Recognize the need for palliative and rehabilitative services.
- Recognize the role of traditional systems of medicine in health care.
- Be sensitive to the issues of gender and equity in health care practice.
Tuning India Results Subject Specific Competences Medicine
