Attention to all 3rd year Medical Students of the 2008/2009 session:

The Basic Clinical Skill program had been renamed to Core Clinical Course (3C's).

Perhaps it's just to make the name sounds nicer. X'D

The suggested itinerary for the course would be as follows:

17 May 2008 (Saturday)

8.oo am : Arrival of students and registration at the auditorium

8.30 am : 1st Slot - O&G

10.00 am : 2nd Slot - Surgery

11.30 am : 3rd Slot - Medicine & Society

1.00 pm : REST

2.30 pm : 4th Slot - Medicine

4.00 pm : Adjourn

18 May 2008 (Sunday)

8.00 am : 5th Slot- Life as a Clinical Medical Student

10.00 am : Visit to clinical block

12.30 pm : Adjourn

#Attendance is compulsory for all 3rd year Medical Students

Message from:

ERIDA

Exco Akademik Klinikal PERSIAP

Source from: PERSIAP

Translation by YM

The academic dates for year 3 for the 2008/2009 session is out. The posting schedule is included in the document to be downloaded.

Basically, the 4 modules that we are going to be studying will be the same as last year:

Medicine
O & G
Surgery
Medicine & Society

For this doc, you can choose from any server below to download for your convenience and choice.

Sendspace | 4Shared | Savefile

Credits given to (Fadhli) PERSIAP for such a wonderful print version for all of us.

The name list for the posting would be out most probably the weekend before commencement, which might be the week before we go for PPD camp or perhaps the weekend before we do our posting when we come back from PPD camp. Hope for the best then! n_n

There are new books added in Dr Pirates.
Update (19th July 2008)
Obstetrics Illustrated, by Kevin P. Hanretty (O&G)

Update (25th May 2008)
ECG Made Easy, by John R Hampton (Physical Examination)
Chest X-Ray Made Easy (Physical Examination)

Update (25th April 2008)
Goodman & Gilman's : Manual of Pharmacology and Therapeutics (Unsorted Books)
Lippincott's Illustrated Reviews: Microbiology (2nd edition) (Unsorted)

Update (23rd April 2008)
Pre-Test Anatomy, Histology & Cell Biology 2007 edition (Pre-Test Series)

Update (8th April 2008)
Oxford Handbook of Clinical Examination and Practical Skills (Oxford Handbook Series)

Update(30th March 2008)
Talley's Clinical Examination (Physical Examination)
Oxford Handbook of Clinical Surgery (Oxford Handbook Series)

All of the below would be filed under pre-test series. (I know Lange is not a pre-test)

Among them are:
Pre-Test Physiology 2007 edition(Latest)
Pre-Test Surgery 2001 edition
Lange Q&A Surgery 2007 (Latest)

For those who's wondering how to get the car sticker for HUKM, read on.

First, you'll need to get to the Pejabat Unit Keselamatan at basement level of HUKM. It is advisable to take the lift next to the Kedai Optik since that's the nearest lift. After you exit the lift at the basement level, exit to the car park area and follow along the left wall. This is because the office is actually located just beside the lift area, but you'll need to do a detour around the walls.

*If you enter HUKM from the main entrance, there would be a hallway to Kedai Optik (and other shops such as UNIKEB, Post Office and Kedai Buku) on the right. Before you reach Kedai Optik, you'll reach the lift area 1st. That would be the lift area mentioned above.

Then, ask for a car sticker application form from the officer in charge. It should look like the one below. (Click on image to enlarge)


Do note that no extra document is needed. After filling in the details, take a long walk to Pejabat Dekan. It is on the 2nd floor of Blok Pendidikan where the library is located. Just ask the staff to certify it and stamp it for you. After that, walk back again to the Pejabat Unit Keselamatan and submit the form along with RM2. You'll get the car sticker on the spot.

Overall, I find the system rather efficient, and it helps to burn extra calories as you walk from one end to the other. If you get lost on the way, remember to ask for directions. All the best!

*Click on pic to enlarge*

Credits given to PERSIAP web as well as KTDI web for providing this piece of information as early as possible. Kudos!!