Diploma in Family Medicine

IMA eVarsity's Online Diploma in Family Medicine course is specially devoted to offering comprehensive health-care to people at Indian Medical Association college

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Diploma in Family Medicine

The IMA eVarsity offers best of the models of blended education through online lectures, with the convenience of self-study at one’s own pace, time and place, complemented by online faculty interactions and clinical exposure through hospital rotations.
A rich learning environment is provided through the SmarTeach Learning Platform with access to:

• Online lectures delivered by experts in respective fields. The students can view the lecture any number of times using tools to conveniently play/pause, forward/rewind, skip/review, bookmark
• Included in these lectures are hundreds of text slides, illustrations and appropriate 2D and 3D animations, audios and videos to make concepts easy to understand
• Reading material including prescribed Text book and e-Books for each chapter; additional reading material would also be suggested through links.
• Facility for the student to bookmark specific segments of a running lecture and ability to add your own notes for later review.
• Weekly self-assessment through multiple choice questions from a question bank of over 1,00,000 questions across all subject areas
• Case based discussions [CbD], where you will be expected to select 2 specific cases during the period of compulsory clinical rotation under the guidance of in-house clinician and ensure completeness of the Logbook for the cases decided.
• Online contact sessions through Webchat and scheduled webinars
• Optional Tablet mode available for convenience of self-study without need for Internet connectivity.

Diploma in Family Medicine

IMA eVarsity's Online Diploma in Family Medicine course is specially devoted to offering comprehensive health-care to people at Indian Medical Association college

“There are 57 different specialists to diagnose and treat 57 different varieties of diseases, but no physician to take care of the patient” – so very aptly said by one physician, when asked to comment on the decline in the number of family doctors. Changing trend towards specialization has fragmented the patient care today so much that it has weakened the patient-physician relationship and thereupon the public outcry over the fragmented medical care gave re-birth to the dying speciality of ‘Family Medicine’. Dr Margaret Chan, Director-General of the World Health Organization endorses Primary care as our best hope for the future. Family doctors are our “Rising stars for the future”.
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http://www.imaevarsity.com/diploma-in-family-medicine/