Ahmad Makhlouf Professor, OB/GYN Faculty of medicine

1. Quality Assurance & Accreditation Project (QAAP)in faculty of medicineExpected outcomes: Course specification Ahmad Makhlouf Professor, OB/GYN Faculty of medicine

2. رسالة الكلية برامج التعليم البرنامج المقدم من الكلية تقرير الكلية السنوى توصيف البرنامج تقرير البرامج تقرير عن المقررات توصيف المقررات يحتوى مصادر التعلم – طرق التعلم- محتويات المقررات تفعيل المقررات

3. Expected Duties

4. What are we doing now • The complete ILOs for the programme have been given, • So that the courses comprising the programme can be justified by the programme ILOs which they satisfy. • Each ILO was given a code or number so that it can be easily referred to

5. Academic Standards Intended learning outcomes Curricula Student assessment Student achievement Quality of Learning Opportunities Teaching and learning Student support Learning resources Research and Other Scholarly Activity Community Involvement The Effectiveness of Quality Management and Enhancement

6. GUIDLINES FOR COMPILING A COURSE SPECIFICATION

7. Program ILO1 ILO6 ILO2 ILO7 Course no: Course aims ILOs ILOs ILOs

8. Academic program • It is a series of courses that have both theoretical and practical components and are designed to prepare students as physicians. • Academic programs typically involve several years of study, allowing time and opportunities for learners to develop essential competencies . • Upon successful completion of an academic program, graduates normally receive a degree, certificate,

9. GUIDLINES FOR COMPLETINGA COURSE SPECIFICATION • The institution should have a file for each course "Course File" containing • the course specification, • samples of previous examination sheets, • results of student evaluation of the course • any other relevant information.

10. Course Specification 1. General Information 2. Core (Basic) Information 3. Professional Information

11. Basic Information 1- Programme Title 2- Department offering the programme(s) 3- Department responsible for the course 4- Course Code 5- Year / Level 6- No. of hours/units 7- Authorization date of course specification

12. TEMPLATES FOR COURSE SPECIFICATIONS • A- Basic Information Title: Code: Credit Hours: Lecture: Tutorial: Practicals: Total:

13. Professional Information Course Specification

14. Professional Information 1- Course Aims 2- Intended Learning Outcomes from the Course 3- Course Content: 4- Teaching and Learning Methods 5- Student Assessment 6- List of Text Books and References 7- Facilities Required for Teaching and Learning

15. Professional Information 1 - Overall Aims of Course .................. .................. .................. 2 -Intended Learning Outcomes of Course (I LOs) Knowledge and Understanding: a1- ............................................................. a2- ............................................................. a3- ............................................................. Intellectual Skills b1- .......... b2- ........... b3- ........... Professional and Practical Skills c1-. .......... c2- ............ c3- ........... General and Transferable Skills d1- ........... d2- ........... D3- ...........

16. Program ILO1 ILO6 ILO2 ILO7 Course no: Course aims ILOs ILOs ILOs

17. 1- Course Aims: • Overall course aims should be expressed as the outcomes to be achieved by students completing the course as significant, and assessable qualities.

18. Course Aims • A collection of the course-specific goals that are derived from the overall objectives of the education programme. • They are written in a general manner concentrating on the knowledge, skills and attitudes that the course intends to develop in the students.

19. Intended Learning Outcomes (ILOs ) OF THE COURSE • The knowledge, understanding and skills which the faculty intends to have been gained by the students completing the course.

20. Intended Learning Outcomes (ILOs ) • The development of clear, concise, and measurable learning objectives is a critical step in planning your course • ILOs are statements that describe what the students will know and be able to do after completing your course.

21. Intended Learning Outcomes (ILOs ) • Your students are very interested in the objectives—they want to know what they are going to learn. • Clear objectives help you determine the course content, decide how you will teach the course, and identify how students’ learning Should be assessed.

22. ILOs Content ( What is taught) Methods (how it is taught) Assessment (how students’ achievement is assessed)

23. Intended learning outcomes

24. 2- Intended Learning Outcomes from the Course:a- Knowledge and understanding: The main information to be gained and the concepts that should be understood from the course.

25. 2- Intended Learning Outcomes from the Course: b- Intellectual skills: What the course will assist in developing in the students such as: analysis, capability for creative thinking, problem identification and solving, ..….etc.

26. 2- Intended Learning Outcomes from the Course: c- Professional (practical, clinical) skills: The ability of the student, after completing the course, to apply and adopt the topics into professional applications (psychomotor).

27. 2- Intended Learning Outcomes from the Coursed- General and transferable skills: • Skills of general nature, that are transferable to employment and can be applied in any subject area, including: written and oral communication, the use of new technological tools, group working, problem solving, management, ….. .etc.

28. Examples of overall aims: knowledge Students will be able to demonstrate a knowledge of the normal structure of the body and of each of its major systems

29. Examples of overall aims:knowledge • The students will be able to Demonstrate a thorough knowledge of the etiology, pathogenesis, clinical features, complications, principles of prevention and management of common and life-threatening illnesses affecting the body and each of its major organ systems.

30. Examples of overall aims:Practical /clinical skills • Demonstrate the ability to identify the normal anatomy of the body and of each of its major organ systems.

31. Examples of overall aims:Practical /clinical skills • Demonstrate an ability to obtain an accurate medical history that covers all essential aspects of the history, • Demonstrate an ability to perform both a complete and an organ system specific examination, including a mental status examination.

32. Examples of overall aims: Intellectual skills • Demonstrate an ability to construct appropriate management strategies (both diagnostic and therapeutic) for patients with common conditions, • Demonstrate an ability to recognize and outline an initial course of management for patients with serious conditions requiring critical care.

33. Examples of overall aims:General and transferable skills • Communicate effectively with patients, their families and the community through verbal, written and other non-verbal means of communication, • Demonstrate an ability to pose a research question, help develop a protocol, assist in carrying out the research, and disseminate the results.

34. Intended learning outcomes

35. ILO = Verb action + Object

36. Sample for a OB/Gyn Course

37. ILO from(..Medical Program) A9- Demonstrate a thorough knowledge of the etiology, pathogenesis, clinical features, complications, principles of prevention and management of common and life-threatening illnesses affecting the body and each of its major organ systems, presenting throughout the age spectrum,

38. ILO from(..Medical Program) C4-Demonstrate an ability to obtain an accurate medical history that covers all essential aspects of the history C5-Demonstrate an ability to perform both a complete and an organ system specific examination, including a mental status examination.

39. ILO from(..Medical Program) b2-Demonstrate an ability to construct appropriate management strategies (both diagnostic and therapeutic) for patients with common conditions b5-Demonstrate an ability to identify factors that place individuals at risk for disease or injury, to select appropriate tests for detecting patients at risk for specific diseases or in the early stage of disease

40. ILO from(..Medical Program) d3-Deliver information to the patient and family (as appropriate) in a human manner, and in such a way that it is easily understood, encourages discussion and promotes the patient’s participation in decision-making.

41. Course Aims After completion of this course, the student will be able to • Provide antenatal care: • Provide care during labor:

42. ILOs of the course (Knowledge): • Define antenatal care • List the objectives of antenatal care • Mention the value of the first visit correctly • Mention the objectives of subsequent visits • List routine investigations for pregnant women • List the warning symptoms of pregnancy • enumerate the risk factors for pregnancy

43. ILOs of the course (Knowledge): • Define normal labor and its stages • Describe the mechanism of delivery of the fetal head and shoulder • Describe the steps in proper management of normal labor

44. ILOs of the course (Practical) • Take an appropriate history from a pregnant woman during an antenatal visit. • Prform general and obstetrical examination for a pregnant woman during an antenatal visit

45. ILOs of the course (Practical) • Assess cervical dilatation on a model* • Perform active management of the third stage of labor in a model

46. ILOs of the course (Intellectual) • Interpret the results of routine investigations to diagnose some obstetric and general conditions. • Correlate the findings of an ANC visit to differentiate between low and high risk pregnancy

47. ILOs of the course (Intellectual) • Interpret findings on a partograph to diagnose labor progress. • Correlate the findings of a postpartum examination to differentiate between different types of postpartum hemorrahge

48. ILOs of the course (Transferable) 1- Counsel patients about diet intake during pregnancy 2. Counsel patients about warning S and S for high risk pregnancy

49. ILOs of the course (Transferable) 1- Counsel patients about onset of labour signs 2. Counsel patients about nedd for episiotomy

50. A) Knowledge and Understanding (ILOs): These are often gained through lectures, tutorials, books, notes, handouts. Examples: The student should be able to: 1. Enumerate the stages of heart cycle and tell how the heartbeat is controlled. 2. Describe the normal sex chromosome makeup of human male and female and the manner in which sex is determined.