Transition to Clerkship overview

What is the Transition to Clerkship (TTC)?​ A course between pre-clerkship and clerkship with specific design principles​ When is the Transition to Clerkship? May 5–June 6, 2025​ How is this course different from other pre-clerkship courses? Workshops support the care of a panel of patients​ Students actively participate in clerk-level skills​ Document encounters in different […]

Guidance for the Neurologic Examination

There are 9 parts of the neurologic exam. Click on the icons below for more details about each part. There are 9 parts of the neurologic exam. Click on the icons below for more details about each part. Mental status Station and gait Skull and spine Meninges Cranial nerves Motor Sensory coordination Reflexes 9 parts […]

Case Presentation Checklist

Case Presentations are a critical skill for your clerkship years and beyond. A quality case presentation efficiently and thoroughly presents the patient to your attendings. As you develop your knowledge, you will build and refine your assessment and plan. In your first year, your assessment and plan may be limited, but it is always good […]

Psychiatry Resources

These resources will help you when you encounter patients with behavioral health needs, whether in a psychiatry setting or in a different clinical setting (e.g., family medicine, internal medicine, emergency medicine). Psychiatric history and physical  Identifying information or demographic data At minimum name and date of birth, single/married/divorced, race, reference to any prior inpatient or […]

Framework for Finding Information

This information will help you to categorize your questions, understand types of information resources, and match the right resource to your questions. What type of question do you have? Background Basic Science Go to Basic Science Detailed. Clinical Common: Go to Clinical Background. Rare/Academic Interest: Go to Clinical Background or Literature Search. Foreground Clinical Rare/Academic […]

Transition to Clerkship Introduction

Case-Based Learning (CBL) in the Transition to Clerkship will be different in several ways from what you have experienced up to this point. This page, combined with the orientation session, will alert you to the changes so that you can have the best experience possible.

Transition to Clerkship for Facilitators

Learn the teaching philosophy behind the Transition to Clerkship on the Overview page Workflow Details As usual, CBL sessions will be delivered as eBooks (via Jamf to your iPads right before your sessions) and on E.Flo MD in the session resources. Prompt a student to beam the case onto the Zoom Room screen. You will […]

Transition to Clerkship Resources

There is a variety of resources here—different ones will be relevant for different patients whom you encounter in Wesford. Medication Reconciliation Demonstration How to write orders Illness script Normal reference ranges for lab values during pregnancy Ob/gyn tools Pediatric reference ranges How to use SimCapture EMR/EHR EMR/EHR login information Please use Chrome See our tech […]