Medical Sciences - Medical School

Clinical Anatomy and Radiology covers human anatomy via cadaver dissection, radiological image interpretation, and surgical correlates.

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Independent Advanced Anatomy Dissection involves complete dissection and advanced study of anatomy, histology, embryology, and neuroanatomy of a specific region based on student-generated objectives.

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Overview of Rural Health introduces Phase 1 ForWard Curriculum students to rural communities, healthcare issues, and the practice of medicine in rural settings.

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FOOD, FASTING & FITNESS covers nutrients, digestion, metabolism, exercise, and waste removal to explain how systems maintain homeostasis.

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Examines molecular, genetic, embryologic, hormonal, anatomical, and physiological factors governing fertility, cell growth, fetal development, pregnancy, and congenital anomalies.

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Specialized care of obstetric, gynecologic, and pediatric patients focusing on vulnerable populations, caregiver collaboration, and clinical skills in inpatient, outpatient, and surgical settings.

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Chronic and Preventive Care focuses on identifying roles in screening, treating, and preventing chronic conditions through health promotion and outpatient management in primary, behavioral, and community settings.

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Acute Care focuses on assessing urgent medical conditions, providing acute inpatient care, and planning patient transitions in emergency, inpatient, psychiatry, and neurology settings.

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Care of adults and children undergoing an operation or procedure, including perioperative preparation, operative care, and post-operative cares for core clinical conditions in the specialties of anesthesia, neurosurgery, ophthalmology, general surgery, otolaryngology, urology, cardiothoracic surgery, peripheral vascular surgery, orthopedics, plastic and reconstructive surgery, and gynecology, as well as interventional radiology, procedural cardiology and gastroenterology. Basic science concepts include cerebral spinal fluid production and flow, fluids and electrolytes, consciousness, inflammation and wound healing, and cancer biology. Anatomic approach using case discussions, podcasts, curated independent reading, online nationally supported modules, and simulation skills. Longitudinal patient care experience integrating communication, evidence based medicine, health information technology, quality improvement patient safety, professionalism, scientific inquiry, and public health.

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Ambulatory Acting Internship is an outpatient rotation where students assume primary patient responsibility under faculty oversight to diagnose and treat.

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Fourth-year medical students re-engage with MEDiC clinics to mentor interprofessional peers and investigate public health issues, race, and socio-economic status affecting marginalized populations.

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Advanced course for medical students focusing on teaching and learning in laboratory-based environments like the CTAC and anatomy lab, with hands-on experience in clinical skills.

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A WARM elective reviewing baseline clinical skills for internship using interactive methods, covering radiology, cardiology, urgent care, procedures, and communication.

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Advanced course on designing, implementing, and facilitating case-based learning in medical education, including hands-on teaching experiences in various classroom formats.

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Independent reading and research in medical sciences involving individualized projects supervised by SMPH faculty to meet student learning objectives.

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Inter-professional intro to American Indian health, history, and tribal governance covering Wisconsin tribal nations' structures, health priorities, and upstream determinants.

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Introduction to advocating for populations by exploring determinants of health, systemic causes in U.S. health care, and strategies for creating change on behalf of patient groups.

Offering recorded · Spring 2027 · Sources