Tasks and Duties
For the first week of the internship, your task will be to conduct a detailed analysis of a fictional patient case study. This task is designed to evaluate your diagnostic and treatment planning abilities as a Family Medicine Physician. The final deliverable will be a comprehensive DOC file that outlines your diagnostic process, treatment plan, and patient education strategy. Key steps to complete the task include researching the condition and available treatments, analyzing the patient’s symptoms and medical history, formulating a diagnosis, creating a treatment plan, and outlining a patient education strategy. The evaluation criteria will be based on the accuracy of your diagnosis, the suitability of your treatment plan, and the effectiveness of your patient education strategy. Ensure to use only publicly available data for reference. The task should take approximately 30 to 35 hours to complete.
For the second week, you will draft a comprehensive review of current healthcare policies that affect family medicine practice. This task will test your understanding of healthcare policy and its impact on patient care. The final deliverable will be a DOC file that includes a detailed analysis of at least three current healthcare policies, how they affect the practice of family medicine, and what changes, if any, you would recommend. Key steps include choosing relevant policies, researching their implications, and drafting your review. The evaluation will be based on the depth of your analysis, the relevance of the policies chosen, and the feasibility of your recommendations. Use only publicly available data for reference. The task should take approximately 30 to 35 hours to complete.
The third week's task is to design a disease prevention program that a Family Medicine Physician could implement. This task will examine your ability to create a practical, evidence-based health intervention. The final deliverable will be a DOC file that outlines the disease/condition targeted, the program's objectives, the interventions involved, and the methods for evaluating the program's success. Key steps include identifying a disease/condition, researching effective interventions, and outlining the program and evaluation methods. The evaluation will be based on the program's relevance, the soundness of the interventions proposed, and the effectiveness of the evaluation methods. Use only publicly available data for reference. The task should take approximately 30 to 35 hours to complete.
In the fourth week, you will develop a plan for implementing telemedicine in a family medicine practice. This task will test your understanding of telemedicine and its application in the field. The final deliverable will be a DOC file that includes an implementation plan, potential challenges and solutions, and a strategy for patient education. Key steps include researching telemedicine applications, drafting the implementation plan, identifying potential challenges and solutions, and outlining a patient education strategy. The evaluation will be based on the feasibility of your plan, the thoroughness of your challenges and solutions, and the effectiveness of your patient education strategy. Use only publicly available data for reference. The task should take approximately 30 to 35 hours to complete.