PHTH 114 - Seminar II

(TP/SS only)

Second of four seminars dealing with themes of professional issues, core values, and the development of a comprehensive portfolio. These courses will challenge the student to apply professional theme content during standardized patient scenarios and patient simulations. Themes for Seminar II: altruism, caring, compassion, and cultural competence in health care settings. PREREQUISITE(S): PHTH 101, PHTH 102, PHTH 104, PHTH 112, and PHTH 113. COREQUISITE(S): PHTH 103, PHTH 105, and PHTH 116. One hour each week.

1 semester hour

Course Outcomes:
Upon completion of this course, a student will be able to:

Interpret behavior to determine how altruism, compassion, and caring are demonstrated.
Describe effective coping mechanisms for grief and loss in individuals with chronic illnesses, psychiatric disorders, and or self-destructive behavior.
Apply principles of cultural orientation to maximize interpersonal and professional effectiveness by shifting locus of control, enlisting support, and improving self-efficacy and self-esteem.
Demonstrate communication and professional behaviors consistent with safe, legal, and ethical standards of practice during simulations and practical exams.
Compose accurate clinical documentation following the simulated patient visit or practical exams.

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