Department of Urology

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The Department of Urology is a clinical department that takes into account the three tasks of research, service, and teaching. At the same time, it is responsible for the training of clinical specialists and the development of new knowledge between the disciplines.
With a consistent introduction from the shallower to the deeper. The introduction of physiology, pathology and clinical related topics allows students to understand the treatment of the subject and the treatment of complications, so that students can fully understand the subject of urology.

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Non-Degreed Medical Elective Application Process

Rotation Hospital

Taipei Medical University Hospital

Wanfang Hospital

Program Director / Supervisor	Yu-Ching Wen, MD, PhD / Chi-Hao Hsiao, MD
Duration	1 weeks
Prerequisites	Final year in medical school / Clerk/ Medical student at least on their 3rd year of Medicine
Additional Requirements	Completed their course in Genitourinary on their 2nd year
Link	http://www.taiwanhealthcare.com/
Content	Education Objectives of our medical students in our division: A. Knowledge to be gained To understand the pathophysiology, clinical manifestations, diagnosis and management of genitourinary system, including benign prostate hyperplasia, with emphasis on the commonly seen by a specialist in the out-patient clinic setting. To be familiar with the clinical manifestations and principles of treatment of major genitourinary system, including benign prostate hyperplasia, urolithiasis, urinary tract infection, inguinal hernia, varicocele, overactive bladder, and genitourinary system cancer. To get familiar with the indications, principles, complications, and interpretation of genitourinary system surgery, that include ureteroscopic lithotripsy, percutaneous nephrolithotomy, hernioplasty, varicocelectomy, circumcision, vasectomy, transurethral resection of prostate, transurethral resection of bladder tumor, laparoscopic surgery, Robotic assisted laparoscopic surgery. B. Skills to be acquired To have ability to take a good medical history and perform a careful and accurate physical examination. To be able to write concise, accurate and informative histories, physical examinations and progress notes. To be able to formulate comprehensive and accurate problem lists, differential diagnoses and plans of management. To be able to write concise, accurate, informative and helpful consultation notes, clearly outlining the recommendations and explaining their rationale. To be able to search efficiently and evaluate the medical literature, including print and electronic media, in order to find pertinent and accurate information about a patient or condition. C. Desirable behavior Able to interact with patients and families in a professionally appropriate manner. Able to learn by participation in ward rounds, teaching conferences and other educational activities. Willing and able to teach medical students. Willing and able to help the requesting physician in a consultative or co-management capacity, according to the needs of the situation. To be able to have a habit of considering the cost-effectiveness of diagnostic and treatment strategies. Able to appreciate social context of illness. For Foreign Clinical Observer: Clinical observer from other countries will participate together with our 5th and 6th year medical students during the rotation period. Applicants need to be current medical students or graduates from a university or an equivalent institute in another country. All submitted application forms must be written in English or Chinese. Applicants need to provide health records and current immunization records in addition to proof of personal health/accident insurance with overseas coverage, or proof of national health insurance. For safety reasons, students are strictly prohibited from making any clinical decisions or physician behavior; including inquiring or touching the patient, diagnosing or giving advised on any medical issues during the program, even if the applicant holds a medical doctor license in a foreign country.

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