Comprised of lectures, discussions, and readings, this course outlines the general history of medicine with particular attention given to recent developments. Clinical Science Electives CFM 250C. Clinical Nutrition . This course provides an overview and opportunity to develop skills in the assessment and management of common nutritional problems in primary care. If permitted by the instructor, this clinical science course can be audited. CFM 251C. Alternative Medicine .
Students assess a variety of unorthodox therapies.
Weekly seminars, independent research and small group projects assist the students in learning how to evaluate the potential risks and benefits of therapies. Discussion and role playing enable the students to practice the communication skills necessary to talk with patients about their use of alternative therapies. Students are graded on class participation, presentations and a final exam. CFM 254C. Community Medicine Elective . This elective combines patient care with study of community health issues and population-based approach to treatment.