New MBBS Curriculum: Skills lab Mandatory at every medical college by December 2019, MCI releases Guidelines
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New Delhi: Holding the importance of practical training for MBBS students, right from the starting of their medical teaching, the Medical Council of India (MCI) has mandated that every medical institution must provide students access to a skills laboratory where they can practice and improve skills pre-specified in the curriculum.
The move comes as part of the new competency-based MBBS curriculum. Setting a deadline on the same, MCI added that a Skills lab that fulfils the need for the implementation of the competency-based UG program must be fully functional prior to December 2019.
With a recent notice, the MCI also set guidelines to be followed for setting up of skilled labs at medical colleges.
The move comes as part of the new competency-based MBBS curriculum. Setting a deadline on the same, MCI added that a Skills lab that fulfils the need for the implementation of the competency-based UG program must be fully functional prior to December 2019.
With a recent notice, the MCI also set guidelines to be followed for setting up of skilled labs at medical colleges.
1. Every medical institution must provide students access to a skills laboratory where they can practice and improve skills pre-specified in the curriculum.
2. The purpose of the skills lab is to provide a safe environment for students to learn, practice and be observed performing skills in a simulated environment thus mitigating the risks involved in direct patient exposure without adequate preparation and supervision.
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