PFC Matrix 2

jon lawrence apilan
21 Jul 202452:25

Summary

TLDRThis webinar focuses on teaching the Patient-Centered, Family-Focused, and Community-Oriented (PFC) approach in medical education. The session reviews the components of the PFC matrix, emphasizing the biopsychosocial model and its application in healthcare. It discusses instructional design strategies for teaching PFC, including course objectives, content development, and real-life scenarios. The importance of technology integration and continuous evaluation and revision of teaching methodologies is highlighted to enhance learning outcomes and improve patient care.

Takeaways

  • 📚 The session aims to simplify teaching the Patient-Centered Family-Community (PFC) approach in healthcare education.
  • 🔑 The PFC matrix is a tool that integrates the biomedical, psychological, and social aspects of patient care, known as the biopsychosocial approach.
  • 👨‍⚕️ The PFC approach is used in various stages of medical education, including basic medical education and residency training programs.
  • 📈 The session emphasizes the importance of instructional design in teaching PFC, focusing on developing a structured plan for educational content delivery.
  • 📝 The KFC matrix components include patient-centered care, family focus, and community orientation, each with its own set of assessment tools and intervention strategies.
  • 👥 The audience for PFC education ranges from basic medical students to practicing family physicians, with different learning needs and objectives.
  • 🎯 The learning outcomes of the session are to understand the PFC matrix components, develop instructional designs for teaching PFC, and appreciate its value in healthcare.
  • 💡 The session suggests using real-life scenarios and multimedia resources, such as movies and case studies, to illustrate PFC concepts and enhance learning.
  • 📊 Assessment and feedback are crucial for evaluating the effectiveness of PFC teaching methods and making necessary revisions for improvement.
  • 🌐 Technology integration, such as learning management systems and potential PFC apps, is highlighted as an important aspect of modern educational strategies.
  • 🔄 The session concludes with a call for continuous evaluation and revision of teaching methods to ensure the quality and relevance of PFC education.

Q & A

  • What is the main focus of the PFC series session discussed in the script?

    -The main focus of the PFC series session is to discuss how to teach the Patient-Centered, Family-Focused, and Community-Oriented (PFC) approach in medical education.

  • What is the significance of the KFC matrix in medical education?

    -The KFC matrix is significant in medical education as it provides a framework for integrating the biopsychosocial approach in patient care, emphasizing the importance of considering biomedical, psychological, and social factors in healthcare management.

  • What are the three main components of the PFC approach?

    -The three main components of the PFC approach are Patient-Centered care, Family-Focused intervention, and Community-Oriented perspective.

  • How does the script suggest simplifying the teaching of PFC?

    -The script suggests simplifying the teaching of PFC by developing an instructional design that includes understanding the components of the PFC matrix, creating a course with clear learning outcomes, and using relatable examples and real-life scenarios to illustrate concepts.

  • What is the importance of identifying the target audience in the needs assessment when teaching PFC?

    -Identifying the target audience in the needs assessment is important because it helps determine the existing knowledge level of the learners and allows the teacher to tailor the instructional design to meet the specific needs and learning goals of the audience.

  • Why is it recommended to use the SMART criteria when formulating course objectives and learning outcomes for teaching PFC?

    -Using the SMART criteria (Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant, and Timely) helps ensure that the course objectives and learning outcomes are clear, achievable, and directly contribute to the growth and knowledge of the students.

  • What role do guest speakers play in the instructional strategies for teaching PFC?

    -Guest speakers play a crucial role in the instructional strategies for teaching PFC by sharing practical insights and real-world experiences, which can enrich the learning experience and provide a deeper understanding of the PFC approach.

  • How can movies be used as part of the instructional strategies when teaching PFC?

    -Movies can be used as part of the instructional strategies by providing relatable scenarios and family dynamics that learners can analyze using the PFC matrix, thus helping them understand and apply the PFC approach in real-life contexts.

  • What is the purpose of using formative and summative assessments in teaching PFC?

    -Formative and summative assessments are used to regularly gauge learners' understanding of the PFC approach during the course and to evaluate their overall comprehension at the end of the course, respectively. These assessments help provide feedback and ensure continuous improvement in teaching strategies.

  • How does technology integration enhance the teaching of PFC?

    -Technology integration enhances the teaching of PFC by utilizing online platforms for content delivery, tracking progress, and facilitating interactive learning experiences. It also opens up possibilities for the development of mobile apps and online tools that can support the learning process.

Outlines

00:00

📚 Introduction to Teaching PFC

This paragraph introduces the session on teaching Patient-Centered Family Focus (PFC) in medical education. The speaker mentions the presence of colleagues from basic medical education and residency training programs, emphasizing the importance of simplifying PFC teaching. The learning outcomes are outlined, including a review of the KFC matrix components, developing an instructional design for teaching PFC, and appreciating the value of teaching PFC. The speaker also references a previous presentation by Dr. Lupando for further review.

05:01

👨‍⚕️ The PFC Matrix in Medical Education

The speaker discusses the PFC matrix, highlighting its application in healthcare management and medicine. The matrix integrates the biopsychosocial approach, emphasizing the importance of considering both biomedical and psychosocial aspects in patient care. The speaker reviews the components of the patient-centered approach, including clinical history, physical examination, differential diagnosis, and management. The discussion also touches on the psychosocial context in family and community medicine, reminding participants to mute their microphones to avoid distractions.

10:05

🏥 Comprehensive Medical Interventions and Psychosocial Support

This paragraph delves into the comprehensive medical interventions and psychosocial support within the PFC framework. It covers individual psychosocial interventions such as psychoeducational approaches, motivational and behavioral counseling, and the importance of addressing identified issues in family-focused care. The speaker also discusses the assessment of family psychodynamics and the analysis of family systems, emphasizing the need for family interventions and community-oriented primary care interventions to address both medical and psychosocial issues.

15:06

📚 Uses of the PFC Matrix in Clinical Practice

The speaker outlines the various uses of the PFC matrix in clinical practice. It serves as a teaching method, enhances understanding of the biopsychosocial approach, and integrates psychosocial analysis of clinical cases in residency training. The matrix is also used for recording patient charts in family health units and as a curriculum framework for family community medicine training programs. The speaker encourages participants to review previous sessions and scan a QR code for an article on the PFC matrix.

20:07

🏫 Instructional Design for Teaching PFC

This paragraph focuses on the instructional design for teaching PFC. The speaker suggests course titles and encourages audience engagement through chat boxes for suggestions. The importance of needs assessment is emphasized, identifying the target audience and analyzing learning goals. The speaker provides examples of how PFC can be introduced at different levels of medical education, from first-year students to practicing family physicians.

25:08

🎓 Course Objectives and Learning Outcomes

The speaker discusses the formulation of course objectives and learning outcomes using the SMART goals framework. Examples are provided for understanding the biopsychosocial approach, exploring the PFC matrix, and integrating and applying PFC concepts in patient management. The speaker encourages participants to think about specific course objectives and learning outcomes, aligning them with the knowledge, skills, and affective domains of learning.

30:09

📈 Evaluating the Impact of PFC Teaching

This paragraph discusses the evaluation of the impact of PFC teaching. The speaker suggests course objectives and learning outcomes related to assessing the effectiveness of the PFC matrix in improving health outcomes. Examples include determining changes in biomedical and psychosocial aspects of patient care and evaluating the impact on patient management. The speaker encourages participants to share their thoughts on the chat box for further discussion.

35:10

📚 Content Development for PFC Teaching

The speaker outlines the importance of content development in teaching PFC, emphasizing curriculum mapping, content creation, and the use of real-life scenarios. The speaker suggests organizing topics into a logical sequence, developing engaging materials, and including relatable examples to illustrate concepts. The use of movies and case studies as teaching tools is also discussed.

40:12

🎬 Instructional Strategies for PFC Teaching

This paragraph covers instructional strategies for teaching PFC, including lectures, interactive activities, guest speakers, and hands-on practice. The speaker discusses the use of simulations, group discussions, and case studies to reinforce learning. The importance of engaging students through various activities and providing practical insights through guest speakers is highlighted.

45:13

📊 Assessment and Feedback in PFC Teaching

The speaker discusses the importance of assessment and feedback in PFC teaching. Formative assessments through quizzes and discussions are suggested to gauge understanding during the course. Summative assessments using the PFC matrix as a tool for evaluating overall comprehension are also discussed. The speaker emphasizes the need for constructive feedback to improve learning and the importance of continuous evaluation and revision of teaching materials.

50:15

🌐 Technology Integration in PFC Teaching

The final paragraph focuses on the integration of technology in PFC teaching. The speaker discusses the use of online platforms for content delivery and tracking progress, suggesting the development of mobile apps and online tools for teaching PFC. The speaker concludes the session by summarizing the learning outcomes and encouraging the use of technology to enhance the teaching of PFC.

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Keywords

💡PFC

PFC stands for Patient-Centered, Family-Focused, and Community-Oriented care. It is a comprehensive approach in healthcare that emphasizes treating the patient as a whole, considering their family dynamics and community context. In the video, PFC is the central theme, guiding the discussion on how to teach this approach effectively in medical education.

💡Biopsychosocial approach

The biopsychosocial approach is a model that integrates biological, psychological, and social factors in understanding and treating patients. It is a key concept in the PFC matrix, as it helps healthcare providers to look beyond the physical symptoms and consider the emotional and social aspects of a patient's health. The script mentions this approach as an integral part of the PFC teaching.

💡Instructional design

Instructional design refers to the systematic process of creating learning experiences. In the context of the video, it is used to develop a structured plan for teaching PFC. The script discusses the importance of instructional design in creating an effective learning environment for PFC, including setting clear objectives and outcomes.

💡Learning outcomes

Learning outcomes are the specific goals or skills that learners are expected to achieve by the end of a learning experience. The script emphasizes the importance of defining clear learning outcomes for PFC, such as understanding the biopsychosocial approach and applying PFC in patient management. These outcomes guide the instructional design and assessment of the course.

💡Family dynamics

Family dynamics refer to the patterns of interaction, communication, and roles within a family. In the PFC matrix, understanding family dynamics is crucial for effective patient care, as it influences how patients respond to health issues and treatments. The script uses examples from movies like '7 Sundays' to illustrate how family dynamics can be assessed and integrated into patient care.

💡Community-oriented care

Community-oriented care is a healthcare approach that focuses on the needs and resources of the community in providing health services. It is a component of the PFC matrix, emphasizing the importance of considering the social determinants of health and community resources in patient care. The script discusses how to integrate community-oriented care into the PFC teaching and practice.

💡Assessment tools

Assessment tools are instruments used to evaluate the effectiveness of learning or treatment. In the PFC context, they include methods for assessing family dynamics, social determinants of health, and patient outcomes. The script mentions the use of these tools in teaching PFC, such as family assessment tools and community health assessments.

💡Simulation

Simulation in education refers to the use of scenarios or exercises that mimic real-life situations to enhance learning. The script discusses using simulations, such as case scenarios, to engage learners in applying PFC concepts in a practical manner. This helps in reinforcing the theoretical knowledge with practical skills.

💡Technology integration

Technology integration in education involves the use of digital tools and platforms to enhance learning experiences. The script mentions the importance of integrating technology in teaching PFC, such as using online platforms for content delivery and tracking progress. It also suggests the potential of developing mobile apps for PFC learning.

💡Evaluation and revision

Evaluation and revision are processes used to assess the effectiveness of a course or program and make necessary improvements. In the context of the video, they are crucial for ensuring the quality of PFC teaching. The script discusses the importance of gathering feedback, analyzing results, and making adjustments based on outcomes to continuously improve the teaching of PFC.

Highlights

Session focuses on teaching Patient-Centered Family-Focused Community-Oriented (PFC) approach.

Importance of simplifying PFC teaching for medical education and residency training.

Overview of the KFC matrix components and their significance in healthcare.

Linking PFC with the biopsychosocial approach in family and community medicine.

Discussion on the biomedical aspects of the patient-centered component.

Emphasis on the psychosocial context in patient care.

Instructional design for teaching PFC, including important points and content development.

Engaging the audience to suggest course titles for PFC teaching.

Assumptions and prerequisites for teaching PFC effectively.

Developing course objectives and learning outcomes using SMART goals.

Incorporating higher-order thinking skills in formulating course objectives.

Using real-life scenarios and movies to illustrate PFC concepts.

Instructional strategies for teaching PFC, including lectures, interactive activities, and guest speakers.

Utilizing technology and online platforms for PFC content delivery and assessment.

Assessment and feedback mechanisms to improve learning outcomes.

Continuous evaluation and revision of teaching materials for quality improvement.

The value of teaching PFC in enhancing patient care and medical education.

Transcripts

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so for this uh session of the PFC series

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so we will be discussing about how to teach PFC okay

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and I have seen in the our line up of our origins okay

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so there's a lot of colleagues who have been also

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our colleagues in the basic medical education

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as well as those in the residency training programs

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facilitating our learning in family

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and community medicine

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and I think there are some guests also

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who are joining in and we hope that

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that we would be able to simplify how to teach PFC

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in the following uh slides

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so let's start

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of course with what our learning outcomes okay

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so since this is a teaching webinar

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so

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definitely we need to know what our learning outcomes

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okay so

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I will be briefly discussing the different components

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of the KFC matrix okay

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so this is just our review okay

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because the you can still actually um

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watch

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the presentation of Doctor Lupando in the PFP webinars

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website or platform so you can review that

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so I would just be discussing a few

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reviewing the different components of the Pepsi Matrix

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but the height of our uh discussion for this morning

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would be to develop an instructional design to teach

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PFC is

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I will be demonstrating or maybe sharing with you okay

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what are the important points

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contents in our development

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in developing and sectional design to teach KFC

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and of course

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lastly appreciate the value of teaching KFC

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so this our learning outcomes for the morning

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so just a review what are the components of the P F

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C matrix key

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this was excellently discussed by the Coral

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Lupando last

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two weeks ago

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and if you look into the P F C matrix key

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so the P F C

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as upon a time we use it in healthcare management

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now in medicine okay

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so we've been taught after the patient center park okay

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so we've been trained to look at patients

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in terms of the biomedical component

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one important uh concept in P F

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C is that we tie it up with another paradigm

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in family community medicine

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which is the biopsychosocial approach okay

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so the bps and if you would notice a lot of this

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I know

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a lot of that concept in bps is actually integrated

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in the different here

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ski operation center

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family focus and community oriented okay

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so let's let's just

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just review

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what are the components in the patient center

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I've mentioned as medical students and

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trainees in family community medicine

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Hassan Hasa Putaio

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looking into the patient center part

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especially in the biomedical aspect okay

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looking into

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and generating relevant clinical histories

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and uh doing a focused physical examinations key

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the information that we get from your clinical history

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and your physical examination will be

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our basis for your differentials

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and of course your diagnosis

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and eventually key be the basis of your management

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including your diagnostics

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your therapeutics

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and your non pharmacological interventions

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an emphasis of which is looking into

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your preventive and promotive aspects of cares

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when you now discuss it with your patient

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but that's just the bear biomedical

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of course in family community medicine

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also emphasize the psychosocial context

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when we take care of our patients

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okay so

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we look into the emotions attendant

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to the health condition including bio medical issues

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bio ethical issues

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so gentle reminder

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for all the participants to kindly mute

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your microphones

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all right thank you very much in terms of analysis

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so

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please watch out for our participants who would unmute

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okay so that it won't be distracting thank you

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in terms of analysis so that would be sealant

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clinical features

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and psychosocial issues relevant to the patient care

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our diagnosis will be anchored in terms of course

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the medical diagnosis and the psychosocial diagnosis

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especially that of producing the ICD5 codes

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and then we have management and interventions

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so you have your comprehensive medical interventions

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patient evidence and standards of care

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and compassing all levels of care

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okay and your individual psychosocial interventions

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such as your psycho educational approach

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in our example here

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we have your catarsies education action counselling

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your motivational and behavioural counselling

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appropriate to address the identified issues

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in the family focus here okay

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so for data gathering so you have your assessment

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Family Psychodynamics

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you see your family assessment tools

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and your family Systems assessment

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our analysis is anchored to the season

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features of the Family Dynamics

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and or Family Systems assessment

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our assumptions would include the summary statements

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of the issues identified in the assessments done

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both enabling and barriers to care

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our intervention would include family intervention

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such as family meeting your home visits key

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and this is to address both medical

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and psychosocial issues identified

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not just by the family

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but of course key and not just by the patient

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but of course including now the other family members

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the last year would be your community oriented tier

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okay

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the assessment of social determinants of health

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and the building blocks of the health system

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relevant to the percented

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medical and psychosocial issues of the case okay

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is the one that would be included in the data

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guarantee

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analysis would include

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the assessment of the social determinants

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and the building blocks of health system

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so that we would be able to identify what are the

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what are the needs and issues key

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so this would also include the enabling and barrier

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secure

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and our intervention would be your community oriented

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primary care based intervention scheme

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that would actually help

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the patient and the family navigate this issue

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so that in essence key

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would be the different components of your PFC Matrix

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and again you can review

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the session presented by Doctora

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Lupando last week in the PFP webinars

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to read more about the PFC Matrix

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you can actually

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now I scan this QR code and you will be actually uh

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have a copy of the article on the PFC matrix

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written by Doctor Alupando

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together with Doctor Laninicidemos

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Doctor Anna Limpoco and Doctor Tricia Baltista

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so you can have the time to scan the QR code now

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alright

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so we will now proceed to the next part of this session

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and that is actually looking into

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sorry so what are the uses of the pfcb clinics okay

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so of course K it is used as a teaching method

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enhance understanding of the bias

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like a social approach in the undergraduate courses

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okay

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then the framework

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integrated by psychosocial analysis of clinical cases

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in different settings in residency training

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using it as a buy uh

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for the biopsychosocial patient chart recording

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for family health units or family health care programs

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and lastly

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as a curriculum framework for the practice base

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Family Community Medicine training program okay

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so these are the USS Key of your PFC maintenance

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and what I'm going to demonstrate later okay

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is to

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integrate it in our undergraduate courses of residence

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training

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so but there are some assumptions huh

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okay when we now fix your KFC okay

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and that premise okay

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includes knowing the basic concepts entirely

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and community medicine okay

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so we've already mentioned about

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the biopsychosocial approach

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what are the different family assessment tools

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that will be that we will be teaching

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what are the family system assessments

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of course we should also be familiar

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with the social determinants of health

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the WH

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a building blocks of health system as an example

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the cataracies education

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action counseling

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of course

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the knowledge in developing community oriented

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primary care projects and of course

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overall concepts about the universal healthcare

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because we also integrate it

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when we discuss your PFC matrix

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such as individual and population based interventions

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help financing

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the use of guidelines in the care of patients etc

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okay so these are basic assumptions where we now teach

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okay

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when we now teach your PFC

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okay so if you do not

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if you are not familiar of this concept

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so it is important for us

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for you to review these concepts

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because these are

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valuable when we teach your KFC matrix

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so let us go to the heart of this talk

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in terms of the Instructional Design

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teaching PFC so

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I hope that this would also guide

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those who are module coordinators of Family

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Community Medicine

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as well as the finest residency training programs

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so what could be our course title or module title

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secluro okay

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so maybe we could start with UFC

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I use a PFC approach in managing patients

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okay so

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some of you might have actually joined

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previous webinars and

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PFP webinars are encouraged to use the PFC approach

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when we not

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when we present discussions relevant to patient care

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so you might have

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attended

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KFC approach in the management of hypertension

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or diabetes so

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there's a lot actually

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that we have been using the KFC approach

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in our presentations in our various PFP webiners

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so this could actually be your first title

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so what other suggestions

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it can just be plain

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kfcmetrics or systems thinking using the KFC Matrix

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that's actually the title that I have borrowed from

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Victoria Josie

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Cedro

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components of the Pepsi Matrix

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if you just want to zero in

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on the components of the Pepsi Matrix

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so now let me ask the audience okay

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so can you type in the chat box

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what are your other suggested title

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for discourse on PFC

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we are also being broadcast on Facebook

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I think so our Facebook participants

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you can also join in

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type in the chat box at the Facebook

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on Facebook

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so what other titles can you think of for your course

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I think I think audience

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so some of you who knows me on how I facilitate

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webinarsky I actually engage the audience so

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our upcoming convention which will be on March 7

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8 and nine

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the way for uh the

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uh collaboration you see those I forgot the effort

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okay so thank you very much okay

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for our active participants okay

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holistic approach to healthcare the PFC approach okay

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so

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you can think of a lot of titles for your course title

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okay

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so it all it would also be dependent on your need okay

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so thank you very much okay

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so some of you might want to take a picture of the

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you know the different answers of our participants

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it could also help you in your anal

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when you prepare your uh suctional design okay

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so this would be the course title

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so USO KFC approach in managing patients

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so that's just an example

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so next step would be the needs assessment

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and very important when you do your needs assessment

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are these two important and points

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you identify the audience

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and you analyze the learning goals

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when we identify the audience of course

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we want to determine the target audience

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and their existing knowledge

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because we will anchor it now

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we will anchor

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this is where we anchor our analysis learning goals

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when we analyze the learning goals

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we understand the specific topics to be covered

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that would now address

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the particular needs of your audience

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so let us discuss some examples

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who are your inter intended learners

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okay so in the basic medical education okay

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so some of you might be introducing the KFC approach

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with your 1st and your 2nd year medical students

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remember your 1st and your 2nd year medical students

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they are just starting

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you might just be introducing the concepts of

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biopsychosocial approach

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or introducing the Patient Centre

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Family Focus

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community oriented paradigm in healthcare your PFC okay

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at this basic medical education level

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so perhaps your 3rd year medical students

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we've also been teaching them case of pharmacology

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and even the more

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but of course looking into the social component

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so if you if you give your patients this medicine

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so will they be able to buy it

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will it be available in their locality etc

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please that's your cycle social component

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so what is the

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reaction of your patient regarding her disease

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so relevant you're okay

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so this time image to my task 9

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canalon level of understanding about this concept

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so

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you can now actually ask them to apply the PFC matrix

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in analyzing a clinical case

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so you can start that simple

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so that's your for your third year medical students

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how about for your fourth year medical students

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are your postgraduate interns for some institution

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or resident trainees

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and even practicing family positions

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so you can actually now ask them to demonstrate

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a patient center family focus

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community oriented approach in managing a disease

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so you can really target that

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so these are example of your needs assessments

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okay

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so you really need to identify who are your learners

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okay um

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my discussion with Doctor uh

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Impoco and Doctor Burdeen previously

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when we are preparing for this um um lecture is that

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and then they advise me to focus actually really on

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how would we prepare our teachers game

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when we teach KFC

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so

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and now I have to identify who are my target objects

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okay

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so these are teachers so what would be their needs

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okay so

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Doctor Lupanto has already given them

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the contacts and the content

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framework okay

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so when we prepare for our course instructional design

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so we would be able to put something there

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so union again preparation go for this lecture

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and that's this assessment okay

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next part is knowing what do you want to know okay

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okay or what do you want your learners to know

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and that would be now anchored to the different course

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objectives translated to your learning outcomes

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and earlier okay

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so we've actually discussed

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what particular topics are you interested in

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so when we now formulate your course objectives

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and learning outcomes of course

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it should be using the smart goals

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so that there would be a clear learning objectives

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so what's smart specific

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what exactly are you trying to achieve

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measurable

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how will you know when you have achieved your goals

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attainable is it generally possible to achieve you

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r stands for relevance

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does it contribute to your agents revenue growth

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in our I know in our parlance

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does it contribute to

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the knowledge and skills of your students

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and of course it should be timely okay

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so when do you want okay uh to achieve this

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the next is your heart's objectives okay

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align your objectives with the knowledge

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skills and effective domains of learning

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and you have your Bloom stocks under me actually

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I always front the Bloom stocks under me

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so that it would guide me of what words to use

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what verbs to use when I formulate my objectives

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and my learning outcomes

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and it's very important to use the hots okay

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your higher um objective training

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I don't know higher outcome teaching skills okay

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when you formulate your objectives okay

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so that's your hearts

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so okay so giving some time for people to take pictures

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now let's discuss examples okay

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so the following slides are actual examples okay

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this may not be necessary

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the one that you will be using okay

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uh but these are suggestions

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so let's start with understanding

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the biopsychosocial approach

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so what would be our course objective here

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to comprehend

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the significance of integrating biomedical

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psychological and social factors in patient care

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what could be our learning outcome

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learners will demonstrate an understanding

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of the bps model and it's relevance in family medicine

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that could be an example of learning outcome

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how about the topic when exploring the pepsimetrics

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I saw in the chat box some of you were mentioned

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that really has a topic or their course title

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so our course objective here

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is to introduce the Pepsi Matrix as a practical tool

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for holistic patient management

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what would be our learning outcome

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so learners will be able to describe

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the components of the PFC matrix

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and the role in patient care

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so that this can be your example

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course objectives and learning outcomes for your PFC

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so other exercise okay

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so if I know especially for me no uh

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I've been using KFC as part of the integration

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and applications

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I've been teaching this for my clerks and my interns

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as well as my residence so did you hire in that about

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so in expect on a secondilla

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are actually at the level of integration

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and application okay

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so please write in the chat box

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what could be your course objective okay

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so your course objective if you have this topic

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integration and application of Pepsi Matrix

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so what could be your possible core subjective anyone

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yeah

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torofina to apply Pepsi Matrix and patient management

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very I don't know

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very simple but the number okay so application

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Doctor Arnold demonstrate Pepsi Matrix and patient care

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okay so these are examples okay

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so includes technology stimulation okay

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very good which we will actually be discussing later

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so you can continue

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writing your course objectives in the chat box

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so an example

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as mentioned made of Torena

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okay to integrate

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or to apply

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the Pepsi Matrix concepts into clinical practice

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that simple okay

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how about learning outcomes

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so what would be your learning outcome for

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if this is your core subjective

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to create management

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a patient using the PFC metrics format

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thank you Doctor Carla

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able to apply KFC metrics in clinical practice

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thank you very much the port of Alaska

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learners will be able to apply pfsymmetrics

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in management patients of Bijubumi Minister

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so which of you see now I think our chance okay

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so keep on writing on the chat box

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but we could also share this

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with our other participants

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so an example for integration and application

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as for the learning outcome

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learners will use the matrix to manage patients

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holistically

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create family support environments

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and navigate community resources

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okay so holistic patient management

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creating family support environments

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that's an understanding of the family

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dynamics of the patient

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and navigating community resources

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so you have already identified

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what are the available resources in the community

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and you will now be helping your patient

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and the family to navigate

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this one piece of course

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the

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the students

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or the learners

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will be the one who would now recommend

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what are the steps key

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that they will be

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suggesting to their patients and their family scheme

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when they now navigate community resources

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so that's an example of your learning outcome

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so let's discuss the man about evaluating impact

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so what would be your course objective

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for evaluating impact

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you can write it on your chat box

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we also encourage our friends who are in the Facebook

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page there are 253 right now

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good morning everyone

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so you can also write on the chat box and Facebook

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what would be your course objective

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if you have

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if you want to evaluate the impact of Pepsi

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teaching Pepsi

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or subjective Benjamin Hiraba

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you're evaluating the back body tour

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and review PFC target outcomes

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thank you very much Dr Evelyn from Davao

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he gave me something

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Doctora kagulada to determine if there were oops

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magibablis changes

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either in biomedical and psychosocial aspect

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in the patient okay

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very good okay in this case

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especially in evaluating impacts

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or waiting patient outcomes or president

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so how did you learn

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improve in terms of patient management

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so

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that having said to assess

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the impact of using the PFC Matrix on patient outcomes

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is an example okay

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for the learner you can actually also assess that okay

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so how the learner had improved

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in terms of patient management using the PFC Matrix

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how about learning outcomes

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so if you are evaluating the impact

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so learning outcomes

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so what would be your learning outcomes

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when you're looking into impact of the topic

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on KFC Matrix

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you impact

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assessment so

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I am here

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for subjective

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its kind of formulation of the COP's branch

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actually that's one

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because the

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part of the understanding of the PMC matrix

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of course that they would be able now to recommend

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a COPC project that would

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you know help the patient and the family

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utilize community resources

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so keep on writing in the chat box

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so what is an example

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learners will critically evaluate

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the effectiveness of the matrix in improving health

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outcomes okay

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so that can be an example of your learning outcome

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okay so these are topics okay

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that you can look into for KFC Matrix

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now you can also be very specific huh

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remember there are three tears patient center

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family focus and community oriented tears

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and you can actually be uh

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specific on this okay

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so

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you can actually divide the topics into sub sessions

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or sessions okay

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so if you have a course okay

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so fighting on on this day patient center care money

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the following day family focus assessment

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and then the next

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day community oriented perspective demand

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so you can have now wedding

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not a course objective by the kissing Baba Basha

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as in session learning outcomes

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now

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if you have the bigger topic on KFC Matrix

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that you want to to divide it into this 3 years

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okay so session learning outcomes so example of which

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okay so

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to apply patient centered principles

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using the Pepsi Matrix

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and your learning outcomes is for your learners process

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patient needs

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preferences and values to dealer management plans

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accordingly

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other parameters

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such as the biomedical and the psychosocial components

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but you'd also now look into patient values

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so impatient preferences is ethics case

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so you patient autonomy by the year

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so there's a lot actually that

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of topics that you can actually integrate as well

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when you teach your PFC

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how about family focus assessments

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so to utilize family assessment tools

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within the PFC matrix

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and as a learning outcome

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learners will generate assumptions

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about how the family dynamics

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impact patient management

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in the example of the total Upundo

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so she used diabetes as an example

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so in our family assessment

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also one family member has diabetes

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so

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how will we now be able to communicate with the family

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using the Pepsi Matrix

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of course you will be using the genogram

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so identify who are the family

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other family members

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who might be at risk of developing diabetes

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we look at the different channel uh

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support that is being given by the other family

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members to your patient

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will they be willing to sacrifice their diet

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when you now encourage the family to also go on a diet

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you can see unfair in the monthly

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you some family member learn about the diet

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your paralyzed improve your Canyon sugar now

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but the other family members should also be engaged now

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but but this is that that's a massive diet

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so due to that in Dalaba scale and salary outcome

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how our learners will be able now to engage the family

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you see now the different

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information that they were able to generate

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using the family assessment

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your community oriented perspective

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so what could be a possible course objective

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to recognize the influence of social determinants

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of health and health systems

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and as a learning outcome

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the learners will be able to analyze

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how larger systems support

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or hinder care provision

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for diabetes so for example for diabetes

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so does the family care does your distribution

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and the family know about Phil health

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packages for diabetes

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or do they know that there are available

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diabetic medications in the health center okay

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so that they can actually access this free medicine

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so that it would lessen in the healthcare cost

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so these are examples of learning outcomes key

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if you want to be specific

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in terms of your patient centre

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family focus in your community oriented perspective

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excuse me

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so we will now go to the next topic

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so I hope this is helpful for everyone

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your course objectives and your learning outcomes

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a content development okay

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so in terms of content development

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three important uh points

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uh should be considered curriculum mapping

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your content creation and your real life scenarios

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okay so in terms of curriculum mapping

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she organized the topics into logical sequence

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so you can actually start by introducing your bio

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psychosocial approach

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next is to discard your patient center perspective

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in healthcare then your family focus intervention

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shots and your community oriented perspective

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so putting that on your

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so uh some of my students are now key

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uh residents in family community medicine

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okay I think in the audience is the Corzec Valera

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okay

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if he remembers I do not just stop in the PFC matrix

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so once they have developed the PFC matrix

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can you see this I'm a qudon in problem objective 3

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until their action plan management

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so that they would be able now to develop programs

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actual COPC projects community oriented

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primary care projects

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that the students can actually be able now

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to facilitate while they are rotating

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in family community medicine

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so that's your curriculum map

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next is for content creation

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developing engaging materials that explain the PFC

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meet the PFC concepts so you can all input here

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you mobile use the topics key or other subjects key

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that would now complete

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the topics that you have identified

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for example is a family focused intervention

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so

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you will need to discuss about family assessment tools

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so you enumerate

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now the different family assessment tools

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that your learners can use

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key when they now assess the dynamics of the family

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you can use infographics cases studies and videos

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how about real life scenarios

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okay it's very important in contact development as well

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to include really relatable examples

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to illustrate concepts okay

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so uh

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I always use gay as part of pitching family screen

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I know not family screen but rather family up guard

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especially the growth okay uh

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can I show

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show fans during

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the Metro Manila Film Festival

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okay we met you but I'm in a man is so fat

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so for those who have it back this watch okay

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so I don't know past time to the book that you know

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put in a horror movie sitting down complete

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but oh my God yet as a tool

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so for example in the movie rewind

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there's this particular scene okay

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then I got away the discovery Ding dong

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the palace policy

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Barian going to Singapore that pause in the story okay

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so

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never grow as a person and yet like a guy

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let's see ding dong bucket in the musi Nabisa

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can each other

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so what particular part of the family up girl

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this is reflective on this

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family

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Apgar adaptation partnership root affection be sold

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that's your family Apgar

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can you write it in the chat box

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okay

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so actually I use this as my example for growth now

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okay you know

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that is a free example better now dial Mary White

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I like it

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so I usually cut a poker available now jump prayer

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I would not be promoting prime and without your piracy

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but available the original rewind

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I would want to I know to cut that part

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that seems but a union possible

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every time I discuss family up guard is a growth

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you are correct okay so bucket in DC new support

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the ding dong in growth nemarion as an individual

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so those those are example no

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so there's a lot of materials that is available for us

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that we can actually use now okay

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create it

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so that we could actually be able to identify it okay

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so despite the guru of our uh

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as part of our advocacy signal

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so we could help the audience create this

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materials is available materials key

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so that we can actually share it to you

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so that modeling you didn't sell them identify okay

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so that's an example

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so that's content development next

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instructional strategies so

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what could be your strategies

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when you now teach your PFC okay

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so very basic could be your lectures okay so

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so you give your day that picks so you deliver concise

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informative sessions on each topics included okay

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but at the same time like the one that I'm doing okay

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so demon can accessilita I engage you okay

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so you have your interactive activities as well

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so group discussions

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simulations to enforce learning

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so what is my simulation so I

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I throw you a question

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so you answer back through the chat box

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that simulation

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and that's actually a way for me to also gauge if I

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my Orchards is also your name okay

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so that's interactive activities in the picture

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you have an example of guest speakers

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so you invite the source persons

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to share practical insights

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so as we have mentioned Doctor Lupando

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two weeks ago

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gave this very relevant and timely discussion

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the PFC Framework the Bicycle Social Approach to care

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okay so that's guest speakers

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and lastly as part of the strategy hands on practice

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okay so here okay

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a peanut butters but then issue occupation

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family and community engagement okay

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so that's why some example for earlier know

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the 3rd year or

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4th year or 5th year postcard with internship

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and then shampoo of course

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resident

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resident trainees and practicing family physicians

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it would be good okay

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to actually use your actual patient

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and their family and the community that they live in

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so that it would be uh

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that activities okay

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to be more anchored into reality okay

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so of course okay you can use Casey studies okay

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so many examples but gonna go

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we were better tired about me case scenario tire

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so that's included in the paper case okay

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so we will be giving your case scenario

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even the history

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the physical examinations and New Year's age generate

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okay what you would need now is to be able now to

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identify how this information will be plugged in

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in your KFC matrix

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you can also do movies in this example

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I've been using 7 Sundays

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why 7 Sundays

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but before why

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can I again ask show fans

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who are familiar with the movie 7 Sundays

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so I encourage you to watch 7 Sundays

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and actually 7 Sundays is

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one of those movies that you will actually use in uh

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family community medicine that just in Pepsi Matrix

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okay cause it has very nice discussion

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and then there are no examples in the dynamics etcetera

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okay so you can actually watch this on Netflix

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it is available

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especially after the death of Sir Ronaldo Valdez

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I believe the buhayolet on 7 Sundays okay

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so watch it okay

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I encourage you to watch it okay assignment here okay

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so how do I use 7 Sundays okay

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after the 7 Sundays is the main during the pandemic

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I use 7 Sundays for KFC Matrix

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so I asked my students to watch 7 Sundays

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the whole movie the

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advantage of watching a movie

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is that they would be able now to identify

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I know you liking development

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how did the family reacted to the issue okay

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so

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and then they were now plot in the Pepsi Matrix game

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one setback in active patient

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family

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community engagement is that our students repeat

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very short

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mine is only one week for clerks

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and then interns 8 weeks so may

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you

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but when they write the KFC meat

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there are some parts of there are assumptions

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but wishlist

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but when you're not watching a movie

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mucky kitten and delay

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you and you developing the characters

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and then you resolution the movie

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and they can actually now analyze it

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and I'm always happy

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I don't know if in the audience there's a doctor

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I know Doctor A Paneda okay

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may go faculty in

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at the neighborhood also teaches a Pepsi Matrix key

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or Family Community Medicine

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in our clerks key

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we are very happy that even though during the pandemic

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poli poli poli poli every week

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7 Sundays 7 Sundays

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but each week and I mean

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I mean that student from our students

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okay so that's an example okay

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so seven Sundays what other movies okay

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if you can hold on if you can find a copy of Magnifico

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it's an old movie okay

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so you can also use that magnifico

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but I in the Sea Hassle is also nice movie okay

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and then uh

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another movie pyramid jams complex and very older

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banging Yaman okay

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so you can also use this most recently okay

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uh is a family of two

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is Sharon Cornetta at Sahani Alden Returns okay

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so I support the Philippine movie industry either MMFF

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in my

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teaching career okay

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so that's your instructional strategies all right

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don't worry

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I see assessment and feedback okay

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for assessment and feedback

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so it can be formative so it depending on the needs

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depending on your needs formative assessment

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so you can regularly assess

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there is understanding during the course

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through quizzes but it in discussions okay

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so book a discussion actually been here

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the participate by your learner

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okay so it's your former team assessment

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how about summer team assessment

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so you can actually use this I use this

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I use PFC Matrix in my courses

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as a summer team assessment

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they evaluate over we evaluate overall comprehension

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so I give them a case

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or they have Study K and then represent in a socket

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okay so union final LA Manila presentation

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and it would now assess

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their overall understanding of the concept of Pepsi

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metrics okay

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feedback group

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we provide constructive feedback to improve learning

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okay so deluxe 70% people have semi tricks

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but we also now check okay

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how well did they able to uh

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percent

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and understand the concept and place it in the matrix

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and if there are gaps so we need also to correct those

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so that's your assessment and feedback okay

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and an example of each case I said mention okay

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so I've been using

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KFC Matrix as a summative evaluation of my students

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okay in Atonio okay

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and this is an example of one slide okay

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so they present the case

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uh for the data gathering and then the analyze here

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okay assessment here is uh controlled hypertension

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but they were able to identify

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that this patient have poor health seeking behavior

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okay so marriage spent okay

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so they will not provide the recommendations

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and then they discuss it okay

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and you more relevant recommendation

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so that they would be able to improve the health

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seeking behaviour of their patient okay

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so this is an example okay

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as a summary people

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alright

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so important

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when you now develop your course

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is evaluation and revisions okay

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so initiative the dhapustang and then you roll it out

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thapustan we continually improve

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so that's your quality improvement

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take part of your quality assessment practices

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so you collect data gather feedback from learners

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other instructors

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and of course your stakeholder should be shared

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analyze the result

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assess the effectiveness of destruction of the site

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and Italy you make necessary adjustments

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based on feedbacks and outcomes okay

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so during the pandemic as I mentioned

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I've been using family um seven Sundays

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I hope you're familiar with Encanto in Disney cartoons

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Encanto very nice then and aside from that

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somehow you culture no you can't

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is also applied to Philippine city okay so

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you can actually use that okay

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so that's a feedback

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so champagne when we had it as a feedback

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so we now try to incorporate those feedback

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so that we could actually be able to improve teaching

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KFC Matrix to our medical clerks alright

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so that's your evaluation and revision

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now nowadays technologies

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important part of our teaching methodologies okay

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and technology integration is very important as well

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so if you have your online platforms to utilize

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learning management systems for content delivery

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and tracking progress

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that's what I'm doing now with our clerks okay

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so I just developed uh lecture

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uh a video

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uh recorded lecture on PFC Matrix

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so I don't lecture it piece to piece now

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and I asked them

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I place it in our LMS and then the clerks will watch it

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and then they are assigned now

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acqual families acquotations

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and their families

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during their community rotation with me okay

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they will now apply Quarina Panadilla

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they will now apply here okay

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and then of course by the end of the week

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they will present to me okay

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they're learning so

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I use

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the online platform as part of my teaching strategy

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soon hopefully we can invest on mobile apps

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recommend development of online PFC apps

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Parma Delhi Dela or online matrix for budgeting

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investment tracking and financial literacy

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I'm sorry financial literacy

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not financial literacy I forgot the term okay

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but that would also be part of the improvement of our

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uh curriculum okay

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so maybe it would also help our learners

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use it in your hand

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in a canilame process in putnalandela there

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who knows okay

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in the near future we'd be able to do that

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so the but very important now is technology integration

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right

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so we come to the end of this session

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okay

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and I hope that we were able to achieve

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the following learning outcomes

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discuss the different components of the PFC matrix

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develop a instruction of design to teach Pepsi

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and of course appreciate the value of teaching Pepsi

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okay so with that

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good morning everyone

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