SayPro Online Course SAQA 11516621413

Description

1. Identify and solve problems using critical and creative thinking.
2. Use science and technology appropriately.
3. Communicate effectively both verbally and in writing.
4. Work as a team member.
5. Demonstrate empathy and sensitivity to the individual and community, acknowledging cultural and religious differences.
6. Organise and manage one’s activities responsibly and effectively.
7. Collect, analyse and critically evaluate information.
8. Show sensitivity to the patient and community.

Integrated Assessment:
All examinations require both internal as well as external examiners.
Part I Section A:
Two 3-hour papers of multiple choice and or short written questions on basic sciences.
Part I Section A:
One 3-hour paper of essay and or short questions on the principles of surgery in general.
A viva voce examination on the principles of surgery in general.
One 3-hour paper of essay and or short questions on the principle of surgical speciality disciplines.
A viva voce examination on the principles of surgical speciality disciplines.

Part II:
Two 3-hour written papers.
Clinical examination: which will include-
Case presentations: three or four clinical cases, including one thoracic, one adult cardiac and one paediatric cardiac case. The learner is allowed time to examine the patient and inspect relevant clinical material prior to presentation and discussion with the examiners.
Radiology examination: a minimum of 5 radiographs that can include cardiac and pulmonary radiology, computerised axial tomography, echocardiography or magnetic resonance scans.
Angiography examination: at least three angiograms that must include a coronary artery disease case a paediatric case.
Oral examination on the theory of Cardiothoracic surgery.
Examination of learners Logbook of surgical procedures performed and or assisted at during his/her registrar training.

Part III:
Evaluation of dissertation by internal and external examiners.