Learning Outcomes of the PPD Programme

At the completion of this course, the students should be able to: 

1. demonstrate effective skills personal development and in interpersonal relations and use learning skills to foster continuous self-improvement and collaboration.
2. respond to patients’ fears, beliefs, and expectations, and to develop skills by integrating their physical, social, psychological, spiritual needs, and cultural beliefs into patient-centred care.
3. communicate effectively with patients, their families, and other healthcare professionals in both hospital and community settings, demonstrating professionalism in all interactions.
4. identify, analyze, and resolve ethical issues using critical thinking in  ethical sociology-cultural framework to make  appropriate and sound  decision-making.
5. evaluate professional skills, demonstrating adaptability, leadership, and integrity in healthcare practice.
6. analyze team dynamics and contribute proactively as an effective member of the healthcare team, fostering teamwork and facilitating shared decision-making.
7. evaluate and integrate kindness, understanding, tolerance, compassion, empathy, and humaneness into professional practice to address diverse patient needs and improve healthcare outcomes.