The Lead.Serve.Inspire medical student curriculum
The Lead.Serve.Inspire (LSI) curriculum has been developed to prepare tomorrow’s physicians to deliver the highest quality care to a diverse population of patients. The Ohio State University Department of Family and Community Medicine has the following major responsibilities in delivering the LSI MD curriculum.MD Curriculum
The Ohio State University College of Medicine rolled out a brand new curriculum beginning with the incoming class of 2012. The Lead.Serve.Inspire (LSI) Curriculum has been developed to prepare tomorrow’s physicians to deliver the highest quality care to a diverse population of patients.
At the center of the Lead.Serve.Inspire curriculum are clinical experiences that will help students apply foundational science concepts to patient care. The Department of Family and Community Medicine will collaborate with the Department of Pediatrics to focus on “Understanding Patients within Populations” as a central element of Part Two: Clinical Applications.
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Part 1: Med 1 and Med 2
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Part 2: Med 3
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Part 3: Med 4
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Fourth Year Clinical Track in Family Medicine
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Family Medicine Advanced Competency Electives
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Family Medicine Elective Courses
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Visiting Medical Students