Pikeville College School of Osteopathic Medicine (Pikeville,
KY)
| Teaching Hospitals |
|
| Primary teaching
hospitals affiliated with this medical school where clinical
teaching or training is carried out. |
| Teaching hospitals
|
Bethesda Hospital North, Central Baptist Hospital,
Cooper Green Hospital, Detroit Medical Center,, Sinai-Grace
Hospital, Garden City Hospital, Grandview Hospital and Medical
Center, Hardin Memorial Hospital, Hazard ARH Regional Medical
Center, Health Management Associates of West Virginia d/b/a
Williamson Memorial Hospital, Highlands Regional Medical Center,
Jackson Purchase Medical Center, Jenkins Community Hospital ,
Kentucky River Medical Center, Lake Cumberland Regional Hospital,
Lourdes Hospital, Magnolia Regional Health Center, Marcum and
Wallace Memorial Hospital, Mary Breckinridge Healthcare,, Inc.,
McDowell Appalachian Regional Hospital, Meadowview Regional Medical
Center, Memorial Hospital, Methodist Hospital, Mountain
Comprehensive Health Corporation, Murray-Calloway County Hospital ,
Naval Hospital , Norton Community Hospital , Our Lady of Bellefonte
Hospital, Parkway Regional Hospital, Pattie A. Clay Regional Medical
Center, Paul B. Hall Regional Medical Center, Pike County Public
Health Department, Pikeville Medical Center, Pine Bluff AHEC, Saint
Joseph East, Saint Joseph Health Care,, Inc., Saint Joseph Martin,
Spartanburg Regional Medical Center, St. Elizabeth Medical Center,,
Inc., St. Elizabeth Medical Center,, Inc., St. John Health, St. Luke
Hospital East, St. Luke Hospital West, Taylor County Hospital, The
Christ Hospital, Three Rivers Medical Center, Twin Lakes Regional
Medical Center, Veterans Affairs Medical Center, Whitesburg
Appalachian Regional Hospital, Williamson Appalachian Regional
Medical Center, Womack Army Medical Center, Yakima Regional Medical
and Cardiac Center, Yakima Valley Memorial Hospital. |
| Curriculum |
|
| (Data appear as
originally submitted by this school.) |
| Four-year M.D. program curriculum
|
First and second year: Didactic lecture and lab,
problem-based learning, computer-based case studies, primary care
office interactions, scientific paper review and presentation, essay
production. Third and fourth year: clinical rotations, clinical
conferences, computer-based case studies.
|
University of Kentucky College of Medicine
| Teaching Hospitals |
|
| Primary teaching
hospitals affiliated with this medical school where clinical
teaching or training is carried out. |
| Teaching hospitals
|
Good Samaritan, University of Kentucky Chandler
Medical Center, VA Medical Center. |
| Curriculum |
|
| (Data appear as
originally submitted by this school.) |
| Four-year M.D. program curriculum
|
The curriculum emphasizes early clinical
experiences, integration of the basic and clinical sciences,
teaching in ambulatory clinic settings, and primary care. We believe
that this curriculum will result in a generation of physicians who
will be lifelong learners. The curriculum uses many learning
methods, including standardized patients and human patient
simulators. |
University of Louisville School of Medicine
| Teaching Hospitals |
|
| Primary teaching
hospitals affiliated with this medical school where clinical
teaching or training is carried out. |
| Teaching hospitals
|
Frazier Rehab Institute, Jewish Hospital, Kosair
Children's Hospital, Norton Hospital, University of Louisville
Hospital, Veterans Affairs Medical Center. |
| Curriculum |
|
| (Data appear as
originally submitted by this school.) |
| Four-year M.D. program curriculum
|
The educational program has been developed to
provide an efficiently organized, penetrating presentation of the
general topics considered essential for all physicians, yet has
sufficient flexibility to allow effective development of the
student's individual abilities and interests. The two major
components of this program are the core curriculum and the
preclinical/clinical elective program. |
|
