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Tracking Experience Requirements
The UWSMPH has asked each third year clerkship to identify up to 10 core conditions and ask that students track what experiences they have in regard to these conditions. If you and your preceptors agree that you will not have one or more of these experience (Assisted or performed) contact your regional site coordinator to let them know you will be completing an alternative experience listed below.
You may find it helpful to use this worksheet to keep track of what you will track on OASIS.
From the list of PCC learning topics, we identified 10 primary care core conditions for you to track on OASIS
1. Hypertension
2. Diabetes Type 2
3. Depression
4. Asthma/Chronic lung disease
5. Chest pain
6. Headache
7. Abdominal Pain
8. Acute respiratory infection
9. Well Child Check
10. Adult physical or Wellness visit
Note: There are several PCC learning topics which are not among the core conditions you will be tracking, such as back pain and urinary/vaginal symptoms. Although you will not be tracking these experiences, by the end of the rotation you will required to be competent in (and may be tested on) all PCC Learning Objectives.