Education & Training - Kuwait Institute for Medical Specialization

Kuwait lnstitute for MedicalSpecializations (KIMS)

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EvaluationLeading structured postgraduate medicaltraining programs with rotation based onCanMEDS physician competencyframework g:oals & objectives.

Outcome- basedevaluation reflectingCanMEDScompetencies

ExaminationEnsuring theobjectives of trainingale met.

Postgraduate MedicalEducation & Training

OBJECTIVE

Each rotation isbasedCanMEDSspecialtyspecificobjectives

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Standardized in-trainingevaluationbased on therotation & levelof training

EXAMINATION

Clear blueprintandstandardisedqualitymonitoring

KIMS POSTGRADUATE MEI}ICAL EDUCATIOTI MARCH 2017

Postgraduate MedicalEducation is a Key inOur StrategicInitiatives ...Goal 2 - KIMSStrategic Planinclude;

1. Standardized residencytraining program policiesand procedures based onbest practices in medicaleducation.

2. Continuous qualityimprovement auditing(internal and external) oftraining programs.

3. Standardized examinationbased on international bestpractices in assessment.

STANDARDS OF POSTGRADUATEO Administrative Structure of the Program

O Goals of the ProgramO Structure & Organization the Program

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O Clinical & Academic Content of theProgram

O Evaluation & Assessment ofCompetency

Dr. Abdullah Rajab Ali, Director of PGE Office

Goal 3 - KIMSStrategic Planinclude;

1. Develop and monitorstandards for recognisingnew specialty trainingprograms.

Develop and monitorstandards for internalreview for trainingprograms.

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AnesthesiaThe Anesthesia Residency Program is a S-year

strustured program that aims to train residents tobecome a competent anesthesiologists. The

program will adhere to the CanMEDs competencies.Anesthesiology is a medical speciality responsible forthe care of patients prior, during and post surgical

procedures, labour and delivery and certaininterventional procedures. ln addition, residents areexpected to develop unique skills and knowledge to

support or lead the provision of resuscitation, criticalcare and pain management.

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Dr. Ahmad AlSarrafProgram Director

Clinical Biochemistry &Metabolic Medicine

Clinical Biochemistry is a branch of medicine that is concerned with thebiochemistry and metabolism of human health and disease. The clinicalbiochemist is expected to manage the activities of a biochemistry laboratory inhospitals. He/she is a consultant to his/her colleagues in other specialties oninterpretation of the biochemical tests and investigations and management ofpatients. A clinical biochemist is a clinician who can work in various areas,including cardio-metabolic prevention, clinical nutrition, clinicaltoxicology,inborn errors of metabolism, etc.

Objeaives of the programls to prepare residents to become knowledgeable and competent clinicalbiochemists by providing them with skills required to become effectiveconsultants for clinical colleagues and to manage the laboratory efficiently.

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Prof. Eiman MokaddasProqram Director

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Clinic al Mic rob iologlr

The Program of Clinical Microbiology provides:

- A broad understanding of the diagnosis and management ofinfectious disease from the clinical and laboratoryperspectives-The diagnostic techniques required in the practice of clinicalmicrobiology- Knowledge of specialist areas for medical microbiology -infection control, virology, mycology, parasitology andpublic health

- The communication skills required for the practice of clinicalmicrobiology and the teaching skills necessary for effectivepractice

- The acquisition of management skills required in the runningof microbiology laboratory

- Knowledge of health protection aspects of clinicalmicrobiology

- Experience of research and critical assessment.- The acquisition of life-long habits of reading, literature

searches, consultation with colleagues.

- Experience the practice of clinical governance and audit(specia list and mu ltidisciplina ry).

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ClinicalVirology

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The goal of Clinical Virology Training Program is to ensurethat trainees attain sufficient knowledg" and skills required tolead a virology service at competent level.

Detailed understanding of basicpathogenesis of virus infections.Appreciation of the significance andresults generated in the laboratory.

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O Basic management skills required to run a modern virologylaboratory.

O Awareness of all the major safety issues in a diagnosticlaboratory.

o Understanding of the relationship between individuallaboratories and public health.

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Dentistry1. Superb skills and abilities to deliver comprehensive care inall clinical disciplines of general dentistry1. Proficiency in formulating a well-planned, well sequencedtreatment plan.2. Appreciation for the complexity of proposed care, and thejudgment to make the appropriate specialty referral.3. Confidence and competence to assume completeresponsibility for the patient's comprehensive dental needs.4. Knowledge in the area of practice management andadministration, providing a safe and hazard free environment forboth patient and staff.

5. Multidisciplinary oral healthcare for a wide variety of patientsincluding those with special needs.Professional ethics, lifelong learning, patient centered care,adaptability, and acceptance of cultural diversity in professionalpractice.Life long appreciation and commitment to continuing education

and community service.Ability to integrate the basic and clinical sciences in practice ofgeneral dentistry.

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DermatologyThe objective of the program is to provide thecommunity with skilled dermatologists who haveachieved a high level of competency indiagnosing and managing various skin disease,sexually transmitted infections & skinmanifestations of systemic disease.During the 5 years of training, residentsare expected to rotate through severalgeneral and subspecialty dermatologyunits to achieve the program

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March 2017

Dr. Farid AttawnahProgram Director

Emergency MedicineEmergency Medicine is a specialty practice based onknowledge and skills required for the prevention, diagnosis andmanagement of acute and emergent aspects of illness and injuryaffecting patients of all age groups. lt involves a full spectrum ofundifferentiated physical and behavioral disorders.The specialty encompasses an understanding of the developmentof pre-hospital and in-hospital emergency medical systems and also theskills required for this development.

The resident in emergency medicine is expected to demonstrate acompetent level in the recognition, understanding and treatment ofillness and injuries presenting to the Emergency Department.

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The program goal is to ensure that all graduates function as anexceptional family physician.

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General SurgeryDr. Ali lsmail

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The mission of the program is to train residents into well-rounded,compassionate and proficient surgeons by providing acomprehenslve and effective learning environment.

The Program is divided into two parts:Two years: core surgical training gaining knowledge, care & skills in generalSurgeryThree years: higher surgical training includes intense experience in bothGeneral Surgery, and Subspecialty Surgeries

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The program is structured to enable residents to progress into theircareer and be a safe, competent and professional in the specialty.

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FlematologyDr. AIiAI MuhainiProgram Director

The program entails five years of training that fulfils therequirements of Kuwait lnstitution for Medical Specialization (KIMS)for certification in Hematology. There are core rotations structured toprovide exposure to both clinical hematology and laboratorymedicine.

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Hematology is a branch of medicine that is concerned with thelaboratoru detection, diaonosis. manaoement and monitorino ofdiseases of the blood and blood forming tissues. Also it involvesthe collection, preparation, storage and provision of safe blood andblood components.

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Dr. Sundus HusseinProgram Director

Flistopatholo gy e, Cytopatholog;rHistopathology & Cytopathology is a five year program and is a branchof Laboratory Medicine that is concerned with the study of morphologicaspects of disease. The goal of the program is "to graduate a competentpathologist who is able to utilise knowledge and skills of physiciancompetencies to provide optimal patient-centered care."

The CanMEDS format for laboratorymedicine is utilised both in training and

during assessment of residents

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Intern al Medicinea safe physician who is able to work atconsultant level, supervise, train junior doctors,and carry out a comprehensive medical care.Since 2O1O the program have established arevised curriculum to meet the needs of themedical community in Kuwait. The programoutlines five years of supervised training ininternal medicine consisting of rotationsthrough general medicine, medicalsubspecialties, emergency & critical care.

StruqtureClinicalTeaching Unit (6), Critical Care - lCU, CCU (2)

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Clinical Teaching Unit (4) , CCU (2), Emergency Medicine (2) &Medical Subspecialty (4)

Senior ClinicalTeaching Unit (4) , ICU (2) & Medical Subspecialty (6)

Senior Clinical Teaching Unit (8) & Medical Subspecialty (4)

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Internal Medicine

Dr. Jasim Al-HashelProgram Director

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March 2017

NeurolngyNeurology is a subspecialty of internalmedicine that deals with investigation,diagnosis and therapy of diseases specific toperipheral and central nervous system. Thespecialty also focuses on complications ofsystemic disorders affecting neruous function.Significant overlap occurs withdisorders, therefore, trainees inshould acquire a firm understanding

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The aim of the program is to produce aphysician-specialist with competence

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NeurosurgeryThe objectives of the program is to prepareresidents to meet the academic andclinical standards required to work at JuniorConsultanUsenior Registrar leve!. Being a smallprogram, residents will have close relationshipswith each consultant, which would optimiseeffective learning. The program will strive to createDr. Faisal Sayer

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an environment which is bright, articulate,energetic, compassionate and skilful residents whowill develop a highly competent neurosurgeons.

3 months Neuroradiology1 month Pediatric Surgery1 month ENT

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6 months of neurasulgery1 months Surgical Radiology1 month spine,1 month p€rlphera! nerve3 months Research

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Dr. Mohammad GhanemProgram Director

Nuclear MedicineNuclear Medicine is a branch of medical practiceconcerned primarily with the use of unsealedradioactive sources in the study, diagnosis andtreatment of disease. These sources may emit avariety of forms of radiation, including photons,positrons, negative beta particles, and alpha particleseach of which gives its property for the specifiedapplication in imaging or therapy.

Objective of TrainingIt is expected thatgraduates are medicalspecialists with theability to advise on,supervise, performand interpret imagingand non-imagingdiagnosticprocedures. Also toperform therapy withunsealed radioactivesources to such a levelof competence as aconsu ltant to referringphysicians.

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Dr. Abdulmohsen AI-AnjariProgram Director

Obstetrics &Gyrecology

The Obiectives of the Training Program is to:1. Accept personal responsibility for continued professional growth, development of newskills and acquisition of new information.2. Assume responsibility for teaching patients, colleagues, students, allied healthpersonnel, and the public.3. Set an example of professional excellence, self-discipline and human concern.4. Serve as a primary health care provider for women including initial assessment ofproblems & provide screening & counselling about common age-related healthcare issues.5. Explain the pathophysiology and mechanism for routine and complex obstetrical andgynecologic disorders and concurrently apply diagnostic and therapeutic procedures.6. Demonstrate the essentials of basic and clinical research: conduct and formallypresent research.

Training rotations include : General Obstetrics (30), Ultrasound (2), Laparoscopy(3), Gynecological Oncology (3), Maternal Fetal Medicine (3), Uro-Gynecology (3),

lnfertility (3), Research (3), Emergency Obstetric/Gynecology (2),lntensive Care (2),

Urology (2), Neonatology (1)(months)

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Dr. Salem Al-MutairiProgram Director OphthalmologyThe Training Program is intended to provide competent, safe,general ophthalmologist who serves their community, provides allspectrum of eye care services and understands the importance ofcontinued medical education and research.

During the first 2 years, junior residents focus mainly on MedicalOphthalmology and Learn different techniques of eye examination andare able to accurately refract patients and prescribe glasses.Year 3 resident performs evaluations that involve low vision aids,Medical and Neuro - Ophthalmology (consultations), Oculoplastics & anintroduction to lntraocular SurgeryYear 4 and 5 senior residents will be exposed to surgicalophtha I mology (i ntraocu la r su rgery strabism us su rgery ocu loplasticssurgery and laser surgery).

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Dr. Abdulaziz Al-MutairProgram Director

Orthopedic SurgeryThe Purpose of the Training Program is to produce orthopaedicsurgeons for a future unsupervised practice who are capableof providing total care for patients referred in either electiveor emergency circumstances.ln addition to technical skills we expect to train an effectiveorthopaedic surgeons who will know how to question, examine,diagnose, treat, follow and demonstrate an appropriateprofessional attitudes toward patients, families, colleagues andother healthcare team providers. After completion of trainingprogram, residents should be proficient with the entirespectrum of general Onhopaedic Surgery and will beprepared for further training of particular interest or need.

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Dr. Mohammad AI-HajriProgram Director

OtolaryngologyThe Goal of the Training Program is to:1. Graduate competent, knowledgeable, and compassionateotolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgeon trained in all areasof the specialty.2. Develop an appreciation and understanding of basicresearch and statistical methodology and the skills tocomprehend and analyse & criticise the medical literature.3. Provide the necessary experience through which to learnthe practice of cost-effective medicine within the framework ofcurrent medical and socioeconomic issues.

The environment of training will foster personal growth& intellectual curiosity resulting in the development of

future potential leaders in the academic andcommunity settings.

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Dr. Fawaz Al-RefaeiProgram Director

March 2017

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PediatricsThe Objective of Training in Pediatrics is:1. To provide broad-based clinical and academictraining in paediatrics with the goal of creating thefoundation required for the academically rigorouspractice of general & subspecialty paediatrics.2. To focus on clinical experiences of a secondary andtertiary nature in general and subspecialtypaediatrics as seen in both academic health sciencecentre for children and in community practice.3. To ensure training in critical appraisal, researchmethodology, and the application of evidence-basedmedicine practice4. To emphasize development of teaching andresearch skills.5. To provide graded responsibility in the acquisition ofleadership skills.

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Physical Medicine &Rehabilitation

Dr. Ayyoub BaqerProgram Director

concerned with comprehensive diagnosis, medical management &rehabilitation of people of all ages with neuromusculoskeletaldisorders and associated disabilities.

Upon completion of the educational program, the resident is expected tobe a competent specialist in Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation(Physiatrist). He/she will be capable of assuming a consultant's role in thespecialty.The resident must acquire a working knowledge of the specialty,including its foundations in the basic medical sciences and research.Residents must demonstrate the requisite knowledge, skills,competencies and attitudes for effective patient-centered care to adiverse population. ln all aspects of specialist practice, the resident mustbe able to address issues of gendel age, culture, ethnicity and ethics in aprofessional manner.

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Psychiatry

Dr. Mohammad AI-SuwaidanProgram Director

Program GoalsUpon completion of training, the resident is expected to be a competentspecialist in Psychiatry, capable of assuming an independent role in thespecialty. The resident must acquire a working knowledge of the theoreticalbasis of general psychiatry, including its foundations in the basic medical andneurosciences and research.

Structure of TrainingPGY1 - 12 months of basic clinical residency in Medicine, Pediatrics, FamilyMedicine, Neurology, Emergency Medicine and Psychiatry.

PGY? - 12 months of General Adult Psychiatry (inpatient and outpatient)PGY3 - 6 months of Child Psychiatry and 6 months of Consultation - LiaisonPsychiatry.PGY4 - 3 months of Geriatric Psychiatry, 3 months of Addiction Psychiatryand 6 months of Chronic Care and Rehabilitation Psychiatry.PGYS - 6 months of selective in advanced experiences of previous rotations and6 months of elective rotation in sub-specialized areas of psychiatry.

ln addition to the 5 year structurelongitudinal training in psychotherapyis completed and consolidated 1 0 Residents enroltedthroughout PGY2 - PGY5.

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Radiology is defined as the specialty encompassingall aspects of medical imaging that yields informationregarding anatomical, physiological and pathologicalstatus of the disease. lt includes those intenrentionaltechniques necessary for diagnosis, as well asminimally invasive therapy, which falls under theremit of departments of clinical radiology.

Objective of TrainingIt is a basic tenet of the training program thatthe patient's interest supersedes all otherconsiderati ons, pa rti cu la rly se lf-i nterest, a ndthat at all times the residents acts withprofessionalism, integrity and an ethicalprinciple of patient care.Effective communication skills are crucial tothis process as well as an ability to act as partof a clinical care team.

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The Urology Residency Training Program is dedicated to provide excellencein patient care, education, and scientific innovation. Similarly, it is hoped thatall trainees will emerge from the program with a unique clinical skills and theability to strive for learning throughout their future career. The program aims tograduate general urologists with a significant emphasis on subspecialisationamong our graduates.

Objectives of Training1. To provide a broad-based clinical and academic training in urology with thegoal of creating the foundation required for the academically rigorous practiceof general and subspecialty urology.2. To provide safe surgical practice and skills with competent decision making.

3. To ensure training in critical appraisal, research methodology, and theapplication of evidence-based medicine to practice.4. To emphasize development of teaching and research skills.5. To provide graded responsibility in the acquisition of CanMEDS throughleadership skills.

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Dr. Abdulatif Al-TerkiProgram Director

Urology

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List of Prog'ram Direetors of Residency Training at KIMS

Anesthesia

Clinical Biochemistry

Clinical Microbiology

ClinicalMrology

Dentistry

Dermatology

Emergency Medicine

Family Medicine

General Surgery

Hematology

Histopathology &Cytopathology

lnternal Medicine

Neurology

Neurosurgery

Nuclear Medicine

Obstetrics & Gynecology

Ophthalmology

Orthpedic Surgery

Otolaryngology

Pediatric

Physical Medicine &Rehabilitation

Psychiatry

Radiology

Urology

Postgraduate Office* KCCC - Kuwait Cancer Control

Dr. Dalal Al-Matrouk

Dr. Ahmad Al-Sarraf

Prof. Eiman Mokkadas

Dr. Sara Al-Oabandi

Dr. Esam Zaatar

Dr. Mohammad Al-Otaibi

Dr. Farid Attawnah

Dr. Sameera Al-Kandari

Dr. Ali lsmaeil Mohammad

Dr. AliAl-Muhaini

Dr. Sundus Hussein

Dr. Sheikah Abakhail

Dr. Jasim Al-Hashel

Dr. Faisal Sayer

Dr. Mohammad Ghanem

Dr. Abdulmohsen Al-,Anjari

Dr. Salem Al-Mutairi

Dr. Abdulaziz Al-Mutair

Dr. Mohammad Al-Hajri

Dr. Fawaz Al-Refaei

Dr. Ayyoub Baqer

Dr. Mohammad Al-Suwaidan

Dr. Fayza Al-Hajri

Dr. Abdulatif Hussein

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Asaad Al-Hamad

Al-Amiri

Al-Shuweikh Clinic

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