Fellowship in Clinical Transplantation – Module 1

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Fellowship in Clinical Transplantation – Module 1

Teacher

Prof. Ahmed Halawa

Open All The Weeks

Answer Assignment 1

Answer Assignment 2

Announcement

Curriculum

Module Staff

Module Leaders

Module Overview

Files

Academic Supporting Resources

FAQ

Announcement

Dear All

Module 1 ends on Sunday 15/09/24. No logging is counted after this date. You have to achieve 60% in all components before the deadline.

Prof. Ahmed Halawa
Programme Director

Curriculum

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Module Staff

Prof Rashad Barsoum – Egypt
Prof Ahmed Halawa – UK
Prof Faisal Shaheen – KSA
Prof Ahmed Mostafa – Canada
Prof Ala Ali – Iraq
Prof Tarek Fayad – Egypt
Prof Magdy Elsharkawy – Egypt

Module Leaders

Prof. Ahmed Halawa

Prof. Dawlat Belal

Prof. Ajay Sharma

Prof. Ihab Shaheen

Module Overview

Programme Description, Overview and Philosophy

The training is delivered by experienced transplant clinicians from various reputable national and international transplant centres to enhance the exposure of the candidates to different clinical experiences and practices. The training is delivered in the form of online lectures, case-based discussions, and problem-solving exercises. Clinical scenarios and real-life practical experience are discussed online (asynchronous) by senior transplant clinicians. The lectures are delivered in an asynchronous approach to overcome the challenges posed by time zone differences and maximize mutual and reciprocal engagement. Optional webinars and face-to-face clinical practice are introduced synchronously to enhance the training experience and encourage the engagement of the attendees. These synchronous interactive sessions will be recorded and posted to all delegates.

Files

History of Transplantation: Here

Dialysis vs Transplantation: Here

Kidney Transplantation; An Overview: Here

HLA Typing Methods: Here

Academic Supporting Resources

Introduction to Critical Appraisal find it Here

Critical Appraisal of Original Articles find it Here

Plagiarism and Research Dishonesty (Part 1) find it Here

Plagiarism and Research Dishonesty (Part 2) find it Here

Presentation Skills (Ahmed Halawa) find it Here

Writing in Science find it Here

On Writing Well – Bryn Mawr College find it Here

The Elements of Style find it Here

FAQ

What is the passmark for this module?

You need to achieve 50% in each assignment or more, in addition you need 75% attendance (contribution to the clinical scenarios, journal club and the MCQs) in order to pass this module.

Does the MCQs count towards the passmark?

No. The MCQs is considered part of the contribution (attendance). They are purely teaching MSQs.

What will happen if I was busy and did not contribute to the discussion board (scenarios, journal club and MCQs), but passed the assignments

You will be considered failed the module as one of the essential criteriato pass the module is to contribute (attend) to 75% of learning materials.

How I answer the assignments?

Please do not rush, do your readings and most importantly you write it in YOUR OWN WORDS. Copying and pasting is called plagiarsim which will get caught by the system. You could fail the assignment because of this.

What about if I failed the assignments?

You will be allowed one resubmission only. If failed again, you have to retake the module.

What should I do if I could not meet the deadline for assignment submission due to social or health-related issues?

You should write to the programme director well in advance and submit the relevant document (sick note) to allow you an extension.

What happens if I missed the deadline for assignment submission for whatever reasons without informing the programme director?

You will fail the first attempt. You will be allowed for a second attempt (one resubmission for each assignment only)

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