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2018-2019 Catalog Pediatric Neurosurgery - Jacksonville NSU E 2J 4th Year Elective Neurosurgery Clinical Science Prerequisites Fourth year student with successful completion of pediatrics as a third year student. Course Description This rotation is designed to familiarize the student with a wide range of pediatric neurosurgical conditions encountered in infants, children and adolescents, as well as in prenatal conditions. Medical students must learn the basic concepts of pediatric neurology, neuroanatomy, and neurosurgery, with the desire to develop the ability to diagnose and understand the basic mechanism underlying neurosurgical diseases in infants, children and adolescents, and formulate a logical plan of treatment. During the two to four week rotation, students will function as an integral part of the faculty led team caring for patients on the pediatric neurosurgery service at Wolfson Children's Hospital (WCH) and UF&Shands Jacksonville. Wolfson Children's Hospital is a tertiary regional children's hospital that treats children from northern Florida and southern Georgia. The UF Division of Pediatric Neurosurgery provides comprehensive care to children with all types of neurosurgical diseases with four fellowship trained pediatric neurosurgery faculty members. It also serves as a training site for the Mayo Clinic Jacksonville neurosurgery resident program. Rotating students are expected to demonstrate an enthusiasm for their work and an active interest in learning the nuances of advanced pediatric neurosurgical care. Students will round each morning with the resident and attending teams, and will then be encouraged to spend time in the operating room. The student will have opportunities to acquire knowledge, skills, values, and attitudes in pediatric neurosurgery as well as participate directly in the care of patients with a vast array of clinical conditions that include, but are not limited to: surgical management of epilepsy, surgical correction of congenital disorders of the spine and cranium, surgical/radiosurgical treatment of brain tumors, and the surgical management of cerebrovascular diseases such as strokes and Moyamoya disease in children. The faculty of the UF Division of Pediatric Neurosurgery at the University of Florida Health Science Center Jacksonville believe the Key Success Factors include, but are not limited to: 1.The development of excellent communication skills with the parents/caregivers of children. (P, PC, IC) 2.Learning to perform an adequate pediatric neurological/neurosurgical examination in infants, children and adolescents. (P, PC, IC)

3.Know what neurodiagnostic tests are required and are cost-effective, as well as efficient in the decision making process for each individual patient. (PC, MK, SBP) 4. This will be performed by, but not limited to fetal ultrasonography and magnetic resonance imaging, and computed tomography and magnetic resonance imaging in infants, children and adolescents. (PC, MK, SBP) [P = professionalism; MK = medical knowledge; PC = patient care; PBL = problem based learning; IC = interpersonal skills; and SBP = systems based practice.] Course Faculty and Staff Philipp R. Aldana MD (Director) Dani Brown (Course Staff) Heidi Vetter (Course Staff) Hector E. James MD (Other Faculty) Frank J Genuardi MD, MPH (Other Faculty) Alexandra D. Beier DO (Other Faculty) Nathan J Ranalli MD (Other Faculty) Meeting Place and Time Daily at 8:00 a.m. in Lucy Gooding Pediatric Neurosurgery Center (12th Floor, Suite 1205, WCH Pavilion Building) Course Materials Pediatric neurosurgery reading materials/handouts recommended by the faculty. Additional Information Please contact Philipp R. Aldana, M.D. at least four weeks prior to the elective start date. Office Address: 836 Prudential Drive, #1205 Jacksonville, Florida 32207 Office Tel.No: (904) 6330789 Classes Offered Period Length Credits (Avail / Max) Slots Period 1 (May 7 - Jun 2)

Period Length Credits (Avail / Max) Slots Period 1 (May 7 - May 19) Period 1 (May 20 - Jun 2) Period 2 (Jun 3 - Jun 30) Period 2 (Jun 3 - Jun 16) Period 2 (Jun 17 - Jun 30) Period 3 (Jul 1 - Jul 28) Period 3 (Jul 1 - Jul 14) Period 3 (Jul 15 - Jul 28) Period 4 (Jul 29 - Aug 25) Period 4 (Jul 29 - Aug 11) Period 4 (Aug 12 - Aug 25) Period 5 (Aug 26 - Sep 22) Period 5 (Aug 26 - Sep 8)

Period Length Credits (Avail / Max) Slots Period 5 (Sep 9 - Sep 22) Period 6 (Sep 23 - Oct 20) Period 6 (Sep 23 - Oct 6) Period 6 (Oct 7 - Oct 20) Period 7 (Oct 21 - Nov 17) Period 7 (Oct 21 - Nov 3) Period 7 (Nov 4 - Nov 17) Period 12 (Mar 24 - Apr 20) Period 12 (Mar 24 - Apr 6) Period 12 (Apr 7 - Apr 20) Period 13 (Apr 21 - May 17) Period 13 (Apr 21 - May 4) Period 13 (May 5 - May 17)

Evaluated Competencies #1 Professionalism Description, as well as: 1.Maintain high standards of ethical behavior. 2.Demonstrate respect, compassion, and integrity. 3.Demonstrate sensitivity to age, gender and culture of patients and other health care professionals. Method of Evaluation: Observation. Interaction with staff and patients will be continually assessed in all activities during the entire rotation period. #2 Patient Care Description, as well as: 1.Assess and manage patients with neurosurgical conditions. 2.Develop the technical skills required to perform basic procedures. Method of Evaluation: Observation, review of verbal and written communications. History taking and examination skills will be primarily assessed in the Pediatric Neurosurgery Center. Simple bedside procedures and basic surgical skills will be assessed throughout the rotation. #3 Medical Knowledge Description, as well as: 1.Demonstrate knowledge of pertinent basic and clinical science information and the ability to apply it to clinical practice. Method of Evaluation: Interaction with team, presentation to the team, the clinical aspects of pediatric neurosurgery. Assessment will be undertaken by case discussion in the Pediatric Neurosurgery Center, performance during conferences, and when rounding with faculty and staff. #4 Practice-Based Learning Description, as well as: 1.Locate, analyze and apply scientific knowledge to the practice of pediatric neurosurgery. Method of Evaluation: Interaction with team, presentation to the team, the clinical aspects of pediatric neurosurgery. Short study topic that is presented during the PNC CME Journal Club Meeting that is held during the course of the rotation (second Tuesday of the month). #5 Interpersonal and Communication Skills Description, as well as: 1.Work effectively with other health care professionals. 2.Create and sustain a therapeutic and ethically sound relationship with patients and their families.

Method of Evaluation: Daily interaction in the clinics and hospital. Interaction with patients in the Pediatric Neurosurgery Center and while on service will form the basis of assessment. #6 Systems-Based Practice Description, as well as: 1.An understanding of high quality, cost effective patient care. 2.Appreciation of the different types of medical practice and health care delivery systems. 3.Demonstrate an understanding of the role of different specialists and other health care professionals in overall patient management. Method of Evaluation: Observation of interactions with the healthcare team. Performance during the rotation will form the basis of assessment.