20130823 amss rover submission (geriatrics tqeh)

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ADELAIDE MEDICAL STUDENTS’ SOCIETY

ROLLING HANDOVER

ROVER: your very own Rotation Guide

Year Level Rotation Hospital/location Home Ward

MBBS VI Medicine Internship The Queen Elizabeth Hospital SGB

Admin Contact Dept/Level Phone E-mail

Ms Mary Denys Clinical Education Centre, Level 2 8222 7480 mary.denys@adelaide.edu.au

Rotation Contact Dept/Level Phone E-mail

A/Prof. Renuka Visvanathan Aged and Extended Care Services (Level 8 in Old Building) 8222 6887 renuka.visvanathan@adelaide.edu.au

Current Key Staff CNC Intern(s) Registrar(s) Fellow(s)

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Assessment Criteria/Tasks Weighting Weighting Weighting

Ward report Assessment/Task Assessment/Task

Timetable Please mark compulsory tasks with an asterisk (*). MONDAY

TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

08:00 Ward Round Time & Task 09:00 Unit Meeting Time & Task Time & Task Time & Task

08:00 Ward Round Time & Task Time & Task Time & Task Time & Task Time & Task

08:00 Ward Round Time & Task Time & Task Time & Task Time & Task Time & Task

08:00 Ward Round Time & Task Time & Task Time & Task Time & Task Time & Task

14:00 MDT Meeting Time & Task

Time & Task Time & Task

Time & Task Time & Task

14:00 MDT Meeting Time & Task

Time & Task Time & Task Time & Task Time & Task

Time & Task Time & Task Time & Task Time & Task

Time & Task Time & Task Time & Task Time & Task

Time & Task Time & Task Time & Task Time & Task

FRIDAY 08:00 Ward Round Time & Task Time & Task Time & Task 12:30 – 13:00 Intern Teaching Time & Task 14:00 Radiology Meeting Time & Task Time & Task Time & Task Time & Task Time & Task

Extra (weekend/after hours) No afterhours or weekend work required. The GEMU (SGB) does not have ‘take’ because it immediately admits another patient from the ward as soon as a patient is discharged.

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Tips 

The rotation is split into three weeks of orthogeriatrics and three weeks of geriatrics. This point will discuss orthogeriatrics. It is on N2 (orthopaedic ward) and ward rounds begin at 08:30 sharp each morning. It is good if you can arrive 20 to 30 minutes early to find new patients (those with #NOF) and add them to the patient list before the ward round. You will be involved in collecting patient data to add them to the audit database. If you put yourself forward, there are good opportunities to assess patients with a reasonable level of independence. Sometimes there is not much happening in the afternoons, in which case you can work on the database or go home. The three weeks of geriatrics is conducted on GEMU (SGB). This is a closed ward that looks after geriatric patients with rehabilitation potential, prior to their discharge to some other location. Patients are (generally) admitted from somewhere else in the hospital. There are occasional planned admissions to GEMU but this is rare and not encouraged. Ward rounds start at 09:00 each morning but it is good to arrive at 08:00 to assist with getting things ready beforehand. Consultants do their rounds on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. There is a reasonable amount of practical procedures to be done if you are interested. Click here to enter text.

Key Topics   

Delirium, dementia, depression; geriatric bone health; immunological health; frailty Ideal management post #NOF Anticoagulation

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