2. Knows Nothing
Just talks sweet
Only for Cough
& Cold
An demon to
scare a child
Refers everything
to specialists
Gives only tonics
and Antibiotics
3.
4.
5. A Medical Doctor who solves the medical problems
of the people using the KNOWLEDGE & SKILLS
he has acquired by hard training, updating,
reading, observations, discussions, experience
7. Secondary care
physician
A physician who
has undergone a
period of higher
postgraduate
training in an
organ/disease
based discipline,
and who works
predominantly in
that discipline in
a hospital
setting
8. Super Specialist
A Doctor from
whatever
discipline, who
has undergone
a higher
postgraduate
training, in a
particular part
of a discipline
9. An Academic and Scientific discipline of Medicine with
Its own specialised educational content,
Research,
Evidence base
Clinical activity
A clinical speciality oriented to Primary Care.
10. It is the point of first
medical contact
within the health
care system
Providing open and
unlimited access to
its users
Dealing with all
health problems
Regardless of age,
sex, or any other
characteristic of the
person
11. Makes efficient use
of health care
resources
Through co-
ordinating care,
works with other
professionals in the
primary care setting,
The interface with
other specialities
Taking an advocacy
role for the patients
when needed.
13. Has a unique consultation process, which
establishes a relationship over time,
through the effective communication
between doctor and patient.
14. Is responsible for the provision of
longitudinal continuity of care as
determined by the needs of the patient.
15. Has a specific decision-making process
determined by the prevalence and
incidence of illness in the community.
16. A GP Manages simultaneously both acute
and chronic health problems of individual
patients.
17. Manages illness which presents in an
undifferentiated way at an early stage in
its development, which may require
urgent intervention.
18. Promotes health and well being both by
appropriate and effective intervention
19. Has a specific responsibility for the
health of the community.
20. Deals with health problems in their
physical, social, cultural and existential
dimensions.
21. to manage primary contact with patients,
dealing with unselected problems
to cover the full range of health conditions
to co-ordinate care with other professionals
to master effective and appropriate care
provision and health service utilisation
to make available to the patient the
appropriate services within the health care
system
to act as advocate for the patient
22. To adopt a person-centred approach in
dealing with patients and problems in the
context of patient’s circumstances
To apply the GP consultation to bring about
an effective doctor-patient relationship with
respect for the patient’s autonomy
To communicate, set priorities and act in
partnership
To provide longitudinal continuity of care as
determined by the needs of the patient,
referring to continuing and co-ordinated
care management
23. To adopt appropriate working principles
investigation,
using time as a tool
to tolerate uncertainty
to intervene urgently when necessary
to manage conditions which may present
early and undifferentiated way
to make effective and efficient use of
diagnostic and therapeutic interventions
24. Keep records which are complete or legible,
contain accurate details or no gratuitously derogatory
remarks
keep records confidential
Provide colleagues’ legitimate need for information
Keeps records that can readily be followed by another
doctor
Consistently consults with records
Never Omits important information from a report which he
or she has agreed to provide, or never includes untruthful
information in any report.
25. Does not have restricted opening hours
Has adequate arrangements for patients to contact
the by phone at odd hours
Provides opportunity for patients to talk on the
phone
Can be contacted when on duty, immediately
responds to calls, & takes rapid action in an
emergency situation
Out-of-hours consultations to the patient’s usual
doctor
Follows up relevant information about patients that
has been provided by another health professional.
26. Gives Importance to the patient’s best interests
when deciding about the treatment or referral
Never ignores, interrupts, or contradicts his or
her patients during examination.
Gives utmost importance to the patient’s dignity,
and asks his or her willingness to examination
and getting treated
Always tries to ensure that patient has understood
his or her condition, its treatment, and prognosis
Cares for the Patient’s confidential information
Always obtains patients’ consent to treatment
27. Never has any inappropriate financial or
personal relationships with patients
Never classifies the patients as some for
better care to and others ignorance, as a result
of his or her own prejudice
Never Pressurises patients to act in line with
his or her own beliefs and values
Never Refuses to register certain categories of
patients, such as the homeless, the severely
mentally ill, or those with problems or
substance or alcohol misuse
28. Competent in most of the disciplines and is
aware of his shortcomings
Never Fails to elicit important parts of the
history
Discusses the sensitive and personal matters
with patients
Never Fails to use the medical records as a
source of information about past events
Never Fails to examine patients when needed
Never Undertakes inappropriate, cursory, or
inadequate examinations
29. Never fails to use appropriate diagnostic and
treatment equipment
Never undertakes inappropriate investigations
Uses a coherent or rational approach to diagnosis
Never Draws illogical conclusions from the
information available
Never Gives treatments that are inconsistent with
best practice or evidence
Offers care for long-term problems or for
prevention
30. How to
communicate
How to develop long
term Doctor-Patient
Relationship
Quick History- ODP
Important- General
& Systemic Exam
How to arrive at a
working diagnosis
31. Differential
Diagnosis
Which medicines to
be given and why?
Injections?
Investigations? Why
How to interpret
and utilize
Procedures- Which
32. When to refer
Where to refer
Follow up
Record Keeping
Important
Documentations-
Certificates
Financial and
Accounting
33. Social Behavior
Home Visits
Keeping Relations
with fellow
doctors
Medico Legal
Aspects