By the completion of this clerkship the student is expected to possess the knowledge, attitudes and skills to:

1. Describe the nature and scope of primary care practice and how it interacts with other health professions.
2. Assess and manage common acute and chronic ambulatory medical problems.
3. Determine the health risks of patients and populations and make recommendations for screening and health promotion.
4. Identify community resources available to enhance patient care as well as barriers to optimal care.
5. Establish effective relationships with patients and families using patient-centered communication skills.
6. Practice life-long learning skills, including the application of scientific evidence in clinical care.