Master Degree of Urology Log Book

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1 Master Degree of Urology Log Book " كراسة الا نشطة " اللازمة لحصول المتدرب على درجة الماجستیر في المسالك البولیة 1

2 LOGBOOK ur Name First Name / / ignature Date of Birth (day/month/year) / / / / / / // Date obtained (month/year) Country Total number years Date started (month/year) Total number of years Date ended Date started Total number of years Present year To be completed (month/year) Programme Director Hospital dministrator Nationality MEDICL DEGREE (MD) POT-GRDUTE (PG) TRINING URGERY TRINING IN UROLOGY Name Training Centre ddress Zip Code / City Country ignatures certifying data Date (day/month/year) / / From (month/year) To (month/year) This Logbook covers the period * : * this is a period during training/after accreditation; a minimum period of 2 years preceding the application is required. ignature: (applicant must sign each page) 2

3 * im of the activities book To provide one source of evidence for the assessment committee that you attained the desired level of competency required to gain the award. In this book you will document all clinical, academic and other experiences and skills you attained during your training. Program aims 1/1 To enable candidates to acquire high level of clinical and Urology skills, in addition to update medical knowledge as well as clinical experience. 1/2 To enable candidates to diagnose and manage urological emergencies and genitourinary trauma efficiently. 1/3 Provide candidates with fundamental knowledge and initial experience to deal with various types of endoscopy in urology. 1/4 To introduce candidates to the basics of scientific medical research. 1/5 Enable candidates to start professional careers as specialists in Egypt but recognized as specialists abroad. 1/6 To enable candidates to pursue higher studies and subspecialties. 1/6 To enable candidates to understand and get the best of published scientific research and do their own. 3

4 Curriculum tructure: Duration of program 36 months divided into Program tructure Program Time Table - Duration of program 2-4 years divided into o Part 1 Program-related basic courses (one year) tudents are allowed to sit the exams of these courses after 12 months from applying to the M c degree. o Thesis Essay; Master essay duration: one year should be officially registered as approved by the department and faculty council, Discussion and acceptance of the essay should not be sit before 12 months from registering the Mc subject. No marks are given to this section. o Part 2 Program related specialized science courses and ILOs tudents are not allowed to sit the exams of these courses before 2 years from applying to the Mc degree. n.b. Fulfillment of the requirements in each course as described in the template and registered in the log book is a pre-request for candidates to be assessed and undertake part 1 and part 2 examinations. 4

5 First Part cademic activities of basic sciences Practice with the academic departments for at least 6 months during year 1 natomy Histology Physiology Biochemistry Pharmacology Pathology Microbiology General urgery 5

6 - drenals. - Kidneys, ureters and bladder. - Male urethra and female urethra. - The retroperitonium. - nterior and posterior abdominal wall. - Peritonium and intraperitoneal structures. - Female pelvis. - Great vessels in the abdomen and pelvis - Prostate. - Testes, spermatic cord, and seminal vesicles. - crotum, and inguinal canal. - Male and female external genetalia. 6

7 natomy Lectures and training Date ttendance Topic ignature 7

8 - Cell structure - Epithelium - Connective tissue proper - drenals. - Kidneys, ureters and bladder. - Male urethra and female urethra. - Prostate. - Testes, spermatic cord, and seminal vesicles. - Male and female external genetalia. 8

9 Histology Lectures and training Date ttendance Topic ignature 9

10 - Renal functions. - Urine formation. - cid base balance. - Electrolytes homeostasis. - Bladder function and innervation. - Hormonal control of reproductive system in males. - Testicular functions. - drenal hormones. - exual function. 10

11 Physiology Lectures Date ttendance Topic ignature 11

12 - Urine. - emenal fluid. - cid base balance. - Electrolyte balance - Cancer biochemistry and tumor markers. - Molecular biology and genetics 12

13 Biochemistry Lectures Date ttendance Topic ignature 13

14 - General pharmacology - Diuretics. - nticholinergics. - ntimicrobial. - Cancer chemotherapy. - ntiandrogens. - lpha blockers. 14

15 Pharmacology Lectures Date ttendance Topic ignature 15

16 1.General Pathology of: - Immunity & hypersensitivity. - Bacterial non specific infections. - Parasitic infestations. - pecific infections. - Pathology of tumors. 2. Pathologic Details of: - Obstructive uropathy and urolithiasis. - Genitourinary tumors. - Genitourinary infections. Genitourinary parasitic infestation 16

17 Pathology Lectures and training Date ttendance Topic ignature 17

18 General bacteriology - Bacterial structure, growth and metabolism - Bacterial genetics - ntimicrobial agents - Pathogenecity of microorganism - Diagnostic microbiology Immunology - Basic immunology - Immunologic diagnostic test and serology - Hypersensitivity - Tumor immunology - Immunogenetics and transplantation immunology General virology - Pathogenesis of viral diseases - Interferon and antiviral agents Microorganism encountered in genitourinary infections. 18

19 Microbiology Lectures and training Date ttendance Topic ignature 19

20 Requirements Minimal rate of attendance 75% of didactic and training Topics 1- details of the general principle of surgery concerning the following: - uturing techniques. - uturing materials. - General surgical instruments. - bdominal incisions. - General complications of surgery. 2. The general principles of intestinal surgery. 3.The management of polytraumatized patient in details. 4. The differential diagnosis of acute abdomen and surgical emergencies and their management. log of at least 2 cases of each topic mentioned above 20

21 Date ttendance General urgery Lectures Topic ignature 21

22 Clinical case log H.N Diagnosis of case Level of participation * Location ignature of supervisor * Level of participation - Plan and carry out B- Carry out C- Carry out under supervision 22

23 Procedure log H.N Diagnosis of case Level of participation * Location ignature of supervisor * Level of participation - Plan and carry out B- Carry out C- Carry out under supervision 23

24 24 econd Part

25 INTRODUCTION This logbook is a record of your urological experience. For each item, please give number (#) of operations performed as: = as urgeon = as ssistant to enior urgeon Calculate total for each category, and grand total in the consolidated report sheet (page 39). Please use the following classification; when selecting "other", please specify. Most procedures can be grouped under one heading. If your practice is different, please clarify this at the end of page external genitalia 7. retroperitoneum nodes 2 vascular procedures 8. other 4. revision 5. vascular access 6. other 1. kidney 2 2. ureter 2 3. bladder 2 4. prostate 2 5. urethra 1. transplantation 2. donor nephrectomy 3. transplantectomy I. OPEN URGERY II. RENL TRNPLNTTION 1 1. percutaneous upper tract (kidney/ureter) 2. retrograde upper tract (kidney/ureter) 3. bladder 4. prostate 5. urethra 6. laparoscopic 7. other III. ENDOCOPIC URGERY 3. bladder 4. other 5. interventional uro radiol. procedures 6. urodynamics 7. other 1. kidney 2. ureter 1. endoscopy 2. ultrasound 3. ultrasound transrectal 4. prostate biopsy IV. EWL V. DIGNOTIC & MINOR PROCEDURE 1 2 Renal transplantation and related procedures are under separate heading; do not include in renal or vascular surgery counts everal combined procedures count for two points: ie. node dissections in radical surgery, urinary diversion in total cystectomy. ignature: (applicant must sign each page) 25

26 Log at least I. OPEN URGERY 1. KIDNEY Nephrectomy: - non-tumour - radical, for tumour Nephroureterectomy: - non-tumour - for tumour 2. Partial nephrectomy 3. Pyelolithotomy Nephrolithotomy 4. Open nephrostomy Open biopsy Nephropexy 5. Pyeloplasty 6. Other : TOTL OPEN KIDNEY URETER 1. Ureterotomy Ureterolysis Ureterectomy 2. Uretero-neocystostomy (# ureters) Transuretero-ureterostomy Megaureter (# ureters) 3. External urinary diversion (all) idem, continent Internal urinary diversion (all) Revision urinary diversion 4. Other: TOTL URETER 26

27 BLDDER 1. Partial cystectomy Radical cystectomy Bladder substitution (replacement) ugmentation cystoplasty 2. Diverticulectomy Excision urachal cyst/tumour Cystotomy/Cystostomy 3. Fistula (all types) Repair of trauma Exstrophy 4. Incontinence surgery Bladder neck plasty rtificial urinary sphincter 5. Other: TOTL OPEN BLDDER PROTTE 1. Open "prostatectomy" (ie. adenomectomy) - retropubic - perineal - suprapubic 2. Radical prostatectomy 3. Other: TOTL OPEN PROTTE URETHR 1. Urethroplasty (all, except hypospadias) 2. Hypospadias (all types) Epispadias 3. Urethrectomy Diverticulectomy Repair fistula Repair urethral rupture 4. Other : TOTL OPEN URETHR 27

28 EXTERNL GENITLI 1. PENI circumcision penectomy (all) prosthesis priapism other: 2. TETI radical orchidectomy (cancer) inguinal hernia orchidopexy biopsy prosthesis other: 3. EPIDIDYMI / PERMTIC CORD /CROTUM vasectomy vaso-vasostomy epididymectomy, cysts, biopsy spermatocele hydrocele varicocele scrotum excision (total/partial) other: 4. Other: TOTL EXTERNL GENITLI RETROPERITONEUM / NODE / VCULR PROCEDURE 1. RETROPERITONEUM adrenal surgery retroperitoneal tumour 2. NODE periaortic retroperitoneal node dissection pelvic node dissection inguinal node dissection other: 3. VCULR PROCEDURE cavotomy for tumour thrombus for impotence other: TOTL RP / NODE / VCULR 28

29 OTHER 1. Laparotomy (exploratory) ppendectomy Herniorrhaphy 2. Colporrhaphy 3. Other: TOTL OTHER OPEN PROCEDURE II. TRNPLNTTION Renal transplantation 1. Transplantation 2. Donor nephrectomy 3. Transplant nephrectomy 4. Revision 5. Vascular access for dialysis 6. Other: TOTL TRNPLNT III. ENDOCOPIC URGERY PERCUTNEOU UPPER TRCT : KIDNEY/URETER tone Tumour / stricture / UPJ obstruction Other : RETROGRDE UPPER TRCT : KIDNEY/URETER tone Tumour/stricture (dilation, incision) Internal stents Other: 29

30 BLDDER TUR bladder tumour tone / foreign body Other: PROTTE / BLDDER NECK TUR Prostate/Bladder neck TU Incision prostate/bladder neck Other: URETHR Internal urethrotomy TUR posterior urethral valves Other: LPROCOPY node dissection Testis / varicocele Kidney Bladder / other 7. OTHER : TOTL ENDOCOPIC PROCEDURE IV. EWL Extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy Kidney 2. Ureter 3. Bladder 4. Other: TOTL EWL EION 30

31 V. DIGNOTIC & MINOR PROCEDURE ENDOCOPY urethro/cystoscopy id + biopsy, coagulation/fulguration id + ureteral catheterisation urethral dilation other: 2. ULTROUND TUDIE all sites, except TRU-prostate 3. TRNRECTL ULTROUND (TRU) 4. PROTTE BIOPY all techniques 5. INTERVENTIONL URO-RDIOL. PROCEDURE percutaneous nephrostomy, drainage 6. URODYNMIC urodynamic studies (except flow) radio-urodynamic studies 7. OTHER : TOTL DIGNOTIC & MINOR PROCEDURE 31

32 I. OPEN URGERY 1. KIDNEY 1. Nephrectomy: - non-tumour - radical, for tumour Nephroureterectomy: - non-tumour - for tumour 2. Partial nephrectomy 3. Pyelolithotomy Nephrolithotomy 4. Open nephrostomy Open biopsy Nephropexy 5. Pyeloplasty 6. Other : TOTL OPEN KIDNEY 2. URETER 1. Ureterotomy Ureterolysis Ureterectomy 2. Uretero-neocystostomy (# ureters) Transuretero-ureterostomy Megaureter (# ureters) 3. External urinary diversion (all) idem, continent Internal urinary diversion (all) Revision urinary diversion 4. Other: TOTL URETER ignature: (applicant must sign each page) 32

33 3. BLDDER 1. Partial cystectomy Radical cystectomy Bladder substitution (replacement) ugmentation cystoplasty 2. Diverticulectomy Excision urachal cyst/tumour Cystotomy/Cystostomy 3. Fistula (all types) Repair of trauma Exstrophy 4. Incontinence surgery Bladder neck plasty rtificial urinary sphincter 5. Other: TOTL OPEN BLDDER 4. PROTTE 1. Open "prostatectomy" (ie. adenomectomy) - retropubic - perineal - suprapubic 2. Radical prostatectomy 3. Other: TOTL OPEN PROTTE 5. URETHR 1. Urethroplasty (all, except hypospadias) 2. Hypospadias (all types) Epispadias 3. Urethrectomy Diverticulectomy Repair fistula Repair urethral rupture 4. Other : TOTL OPEN URETHR ignature: (applicant must sign each page) 33

34 6. EXTERNL GENITLI 1. PENI circumcision penectomy (all) prosthesis priapism other: 2. TETI radical orchidectomy (cancer) inguinal hernia orchidopexy biopsy prosthesis other: 3. EPIDIDYMI / PERMTIC CORD /CROTUM vasectomy vaso-vasostomy epididymectomy, cysts, biopsy spermatocele hydrocele varicocele scrotum excision (total/partial) other: 4. Other: TOTL EXTERNL GENITLI 7. RETROPERITONEUM / NODE / VCULR PROCEDURE 1. RETROPERITONEUM adrenal surgery retroperitoneal tumour 2. NODE periaortic retroperitoneal node dissection pelvic node dissection inguinal node dissection other: 3. VCULR PROCEDURE cavotomy for tumour thrombus for impotence other: TOTL RP / NODE / VCULR ignature: (applicant must sign each page) 34

35 8. OTHER 1. Laparotomy (exploratory) ppendectomy Herniorrhaphy 2. Colporrhaphy 3. Other: TOTL OTHER OPEN PROCEDURE II. TRNPLNTTION Renal transplantation 1. Transplantation 2. Donor nephrectomy 3. Transplant nephrectomy 4. Revision 5. Vascular access for dialysis 6. Other: TOTL TRNPLNT III. ENDOCOPIC URGERY 1. PERCUTNEOU UPPER TRCT : KIDNEY/URETER tone Tumour / stricture / UPJ obstruction Other : 2. RETROGRDE UPPER TRCT : KIDNEY/URETER tone Tumour/stricture (dilation, incision) Internal stents Other: ignature: (applicant must sign each page) 35

36 3. BLDDER TUR bladder tumour tone / foreign body Other: 4. PROTTE / BLDDER NECK TUR Prostate/Bladder neck TU Incision prostate/bladder neck Other: 5. URETHR Internal urethrotomy TUR posterior urethral valves Other: 6. LPROCOPY node dissection Testis / varicocele Kidney Bladder / other 7. OTHER : TOTL ENDOCOPIC PROCEDURE IV. EWL Extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy 1. Kidney 2. Ureter 3. Bladder 4. Other: TOTL EWL EION ignature: (applicant must sign each page) 36

37 V. DIGNOTIC & MINOR PROCEDURE 1. ENDOCOPY urethro/cystoscopy id + biopsy, coagulation/fulguration id + ureteral catheterisation urethral dilation other: 2. ULTROUND TUDIE all sites, except TRU-prostate 3. TRNRECTL ULTROUND (TRU) 4. PROTTE BIOPY all techniques 5. INTERVENTIONL URO-RDIOL. PROCEDURE percutaneous nephrostomy, drainage 6. URODYNMIC urodynamic studies (except flow) radio-urodynamic studies 7. OTHER : TOTL DIGNOTIC & MINOR PROCEDURE ignature: (applicant must sign each page) 37

38 CONOLIDTED EXPERIENCE : TOTL TOTL TOTL Comments: ORGN 1. Kidney 2. Ureter 3. Bladder 4. Prostate 5. Urethra 6. External genitalia 7. R-p, nodes, vascular 8. Other: TOTL OPEN 1. Transplantation 2. Donor nephrectomy 3. Transplantectomy 4. Revision 5. Vascular access 6. Other: TOTL TRNPLNTTION 1. Percutaneous upper tract 2. Retrograde upper tract 3. Bladder 4. Prostate 5. Urethra 6. Laparoscopic 7. Other: TOTL ENDOCOPIC TOTL EWL EION 1. Endoscopy 2. Ultrasounds 3. TR-us prostate 4. Prostate biopsy 5. Interventional uro-radiologic procedures 6. Urodynamic studies 7. Other: TOTL DIGNOTIC TYPE EXPERIENCE I. OPEN URGERY II. TRNPLNTTION III. ENDOCOPIC URGERY IV. EWL V. DIGNOTIC & MINOR PROCEDURE ignature: (applicant must sign each page) 38

39 ctivity cademic activities Lecture, journal club, conference, workshop Your role ** Date ignature of supervisor ** Your role:- - ttendance B- Organization C- Presentation 39

40 ctivity cademic activities Lecture, journal club, conference, workshop Your role ** Date ignature of supervisor ** Your role:- - ttendance B- Organization C- Presentation 40

41 ctivity cademic activities Lecture, journal club, conference, workshop Your role ** Date ignature of supervisor ** Your role:- - ttendance B- Organization C- Presentation 41

42 ctivity cademic activities Lecture, journal club, conference, workshop Your role ** Date ignature of supervisor ** Your role:- - ttendance B- Organization C- Presentation 42

43 ctivity cademic activities Lecture, journal club, conference, workshop Your role ** Date ignature of supervisor ** Your role:- - ttendance B- Organization C- Presentation 43

44 Exam Formative assessment core Date ignature 44

45 * Name: * Period of training From: To: * ite: *Rotation General skills could not strongly strongly judge (0) disagree(1) (2 ) (3) (4 ) (5) (6) agree (7) Perform practice-based improvement activities using a systematic methodology (share in audits and risk management activities and use logbooks). ppraises evidence from scientific studies. Conduct epidemiological studies and surveys. Perform data management including data entry and analysis and using information technology to manage information, access on-line medical information; and support their own education. 45

46 General skills could not strongly strongly judge (0) disagree(1) (2 ) (3) (4 ) (5) (6) agree (7) Facilitate learning of students other health care professionals including their evaluation and assessment. Maintain therapeutic and ethically sound relationship with patients. Elicit information using effective nonverbal, explanatory, questioning, and writing skills. Provide information using effective nonverbal, explanatory, questioning, and writing skills. Work effectively with others as a member of a health care team or other professional group. Demonstrate respect, compassion, and integrity; a responsiveness to the needs of patients and society. Demonstrate a commitment to ethical principles including provision or withholding of clinical care, confidentiality of patient information, informed consent, business practices. 46

47 General skills could not strongly strongly judge (0) disagree(1) (2 ) (3) (4 ) (5) (6) agree (7) Demonstrate sensitivity and responsiveness to patients culture, age, gender, and disabilities. Work effectively in relevant health care delivery settings and systems including good administrative and time management Practice cost-effective health care and resource allocation that does not compromise quality of care. ssist patients in dealing with system complexities. 47

48 Declaration Course tructure Mirror First Part Course 1 Unit (Module ) 1 natomy Unit (Module ) 2 Histology Course 2 Unit (Module ) 1 Physiology Unit (Module ) 2 Biochemistry Unit (Module ) ٣ Pharmacology Course 3 Unit (Module ) 1 Pathology Responsible (Course ) Coordinator Name: ignature Date Unit (Module ) 2 Microbiology Course 4 General urgery econd Part Course 5 Urology Unit (Module ) 1 Unit (Module ) 2 Unit (Module ) 3 Unit (Module ) 4 Unit (Module ) 5 Unit (Module ) 6 Unit (Module ) 7 Unit (Module ) 8 Unit (Module ) 9 - Master Degree Thesis cceptance Date: - Fulfillment of required contact hours prior to final examination Urology M c Degree Principle Coordinator: Date approved by Urology Department Council: یعتمد ري یس القسم أ.د / 48