Faculty of Medicine University of Maribor
Povezava na domačo stran Medicinske fakultete Univerze v Mariboru Povezava na domačo stran Medicinske fakultete Univerze v Mariboru
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POSTGRADUATE STUDY - SUBJECT SPECIFICATION
Subject specification - 1st year
Subject specification - 2nd year
Subject specification - 3rd year
| Introduction | News | Team | History | Links |
Photo above: Schematical depiction of the future Faculty of Medicine
Photo above: Chosen location prior to "handling"
Photo above: Smiling faces at foundation casting
Photo above: Construction at the beginning
Photo above: The building is getting in shape
Photo above: Current state
Field of medical education is already highly developed and is also growing exponentially in the number of scientific papers. Medical education approaches based on research results are also addressed at international conferences, where our students and faculty leadership have gained several innovative ideas on curriculum development and where a continuous quality improvement of medical education and future physicians’ competency assessment are is especially emphasized. We have also contributed over 20 international conference presentations so far.
Faculty of Medicine University of Maribor prepared its basic curriculum structure by consulting Oulu and Manchester before 2004, then in 2009 followed the Bologna curriculum reform. Despite the fact that our curriculum was changing through all eight years of existence, especially in light of high social responsibility our medical school strives to provide a high level of ongoing improvement, which today has its stem and support in the CME. We believe that a continuous curriculum development is one of the most important tasks of any medical school.
In short we can present a successful example of the curriculum development over the last three years in the field of internal medicine. In the academic year 2010/2011 we introduced an elective subject Selected topics and novelties in propedeutics in Year-3. After two years, based on the evaluation, results and progress in the knowledge and skills of the students, we included some specific themes in the compulsory subject Internal medicine and propedeutics in Year-3. Thus, in the academic year 2012/2013 all Year-3 students were taught basic clinical skills (history taking and clinical examination) through simulations and peer-assisted learning under mentors supervision. Before being eligible to enter the wards and work with the patients, students needed to pass an objective structured clinical examination (Photo 1), which is also new in undergraduate studies in our country. In this way we ensured minimum standards of knowledge and skills of students before working with the patients and increased the educational usefulness of the practical teachings on the wards as students entered them with good basic knowledge. In the academic year 2012/2013 we also included workshops for Year-6 students in compulsory Internal medicine – practical work, during which they practice various clinical interventions in Clinical Skills Laboratory before actual clinical training on the wards.
Other curricular changes in internal medicine in this period were:
Our curriculum amendment proposals will be based on good foreign practice transfer, selfevaluation, reflection, and research.
Photo 1: Year-3 students during objective structured clinical examination on different stations. 
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In accordance with the foundation proposal of CME, the Dean of Faculty of Medicine and the Student Council of Faculty of Medicine announced the following CME representatives for the duration of academic year 2012/2013:
| Area | Faculty and student representatives | Contact information |
| Clinical Skills Laboratory | Tamara Todorović, MD | todorovic.tamara@gmail.com |
| Karmen Zeme | karmen.zeme@gmail.com | |
| Simulation Center | Assoc. Prof. Marjan Skalicky, MD, PhD | marjan.skalicky@gmail.com |
| Monika Sobočan | monika.sobocan@gmail.com | |
| Information Technology | Assoc. Prof. Dejan Dinevski, PhD | dejan.dinevski@um.si |
| Vigor Arva | vigor.arva@gmail.com | |
| Tutorial System | Prof. Milan Brumen, PhD | milan.brumen@uni-mb.si |
| Matic Mihevc | matic.mihevc@gmail.com | |
| Curriculum Development | Assist. Prof. Zalika Klemenc Ketiš, MD, PhD | zalika.klemenc@um.si |
| Jasna Knez | knez.jasna@gmail.com |
CME contact - general: cim.mf@um.si