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World Book of Family Medicine – European Edition 2015 a literature review on the curricula of different schools. A summary of the suggested family medicine content was presented at the end of the workshop. As a result, the authors suggested family medicine should be taught during all three years of the pre-clinical phase in the six-year medical education as well as throughout the internship period (Table 1). Table 1. Topics suggested to teach for undergraduate medical education. Lecture name Topics Basics of family medicine 1 1. Clinical case presentation 1 2. Primary care medicine 1 3. Internationalization 4. Continuous professional development 5. Time management 6. The effects of family on health 7. The family life cycle 8. Genograms 1 9. Quality in health care 10. Basic quality improvement tools 11. Observation of hospital departments 12. Effective communication and body language 1 13. Definition and basic features of family medicine 14. Oral health 1 15. Humanities in medicine 16. Science philosophy Basics of family medicine 2 1. Primary care medicine 2 2. Morbidity patterns in family medicine 3. Genograms 2 4. Clinical case presentation 2 5. Contextual care 6. Comprehensive care 7. Continuous care 8. Coordination of care 9. Access to care 10. Effective communication and body language 2 11. Patient empowerment 12. Patient adherence 13. Medical malpractice 1 14. Home accidents 15. Professionalism 16. Behavioural change 1 17. First contact with the hospitalized patient Clinical family medicine 1. The biopsychosocial approach 2. Consultation and referral 3. Effective communication and body language 3 4. Patient education 22
World Book of Family Medicine – European Edition 2015 5. Behavioural change 3 6. Adolescent health 7. Care of the elderly 8. Simulation of common health problems 9. Health life styles counselling 1 10. Breaking bad news 11. Periodic health care 12. Periodic health care guidelines 13. Integrative medicine 1 14. Domestic violence 15. Pre-conceptional care 16. Pregnancy follow up in family practice 17. Healthy child follow up in family practice 18. Social responsibility projects 19. Care of the disabled person 20. Equity in health care 21. Patient interview and clinical examination Family practice application 1. Medical records 2. Medical malpractice 2 3. Legal responsibilities of the health personnel 4. Forensic medicine services in family practice 5. Sick leave in family practice 6. Low prevalence medicine 7. Evidence based medicine 8. Coding in medicine 9. Health life styles counselling 2 10. Integrative medicine 2 11. Management of co-morbid conditions 12. Polypharmacy 13. Medical literature review and guidelines 14. Laboratory use in family practice 15. Obesity follow up 16. Home visits and home care 17. Pregnancy follow up in family practice 18. Rational prescription 19. ECG reading in family practice 20. Direct chest X-rays in family practice 21. Oral health 2 22. Rural medicine 23. Family practice in extraordinary conditions and disaster medicine 24. Payment systems, insurance organizations and family practice 25. Community oriented family practice 26. Community based medical education 27. Duties of family physicians and family practice management 23
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