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- The
Standardized Patient Program (SPP) is a clinical teaching and
evaluation unit of Ponce School of Medicine.
The Program offers clinical activities to the
Medical
School
, Clinical Psychology Program and Residency Programs who
participate in the Ponce School of Medicine Consortium.
The SPP has an experience of more than eight years of
service to PSM and its clinical programs.
- Clinical
faculty members develop the cases for each activity.
The patients are trained to represent the clinical
situation as in a real scenario.
- Clinical
faculty evaluates the representation of the patient and
decides when the case is ready to be run.
- The
patients are trained in their cases to represent a clinical
situation and to complete a checklist on the items established
by the faculty for each case.
- The
activities are constantly monitored by SPP Staff to guarantee
that the evaluation of each participant is fair according to
their performance.
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All
the activities are videotaped and available for revision by
the faculty member in charge of the final report and/or the
participant.
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