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OEM Rotation Computer Assisted Instructional Modules

The faculty and staff of the Occupational and Environmental Medicine Program at the Medical University of South Carolina have developed self-study OEM curriculum for primary care residents. The OEM curriculum consists of self-study PC programs or modules developed for Pentium-based PCs running Windows95 or higher. Each module is designed to be completed in 30 to 45 minutes. All programs include a pretest, posttest and an evaluation that the user is requested to complete before exiting the program. The evaluations are used to assess the appropriateness of content and the utility of the information presented. Pretest and posttest results and the evaluation can be printed at the time the resident completes those sections.

Core 1 - Occupational and Environmental Medicine History for the Primary Care Physician

Core 2 - Effective Management of the OEM Patient: A Decision Algorithm

Core 3 - Environmental and Occupational Medicine in Private Practice: Choices for the Family Physician

Elective 1 - Carpal Tunnel Syndrome: Diagnosis, Treatment & Prevention

Elective 2 - Acute and Chronic Occupational Low Back Pain: A Review for Family Physicians

Elective 3 - Noise Induced Hearing Loss

Elective 4 - Chemical Exposure

Elective 5 - Occupational Skin Disorders

Elective 6 - EOM Lung Disease

Elective 7 - Workplace Substance Abuse: Recognition, Detection, Treatment

Elective 8 - Low Dose Risks: Distinguishing Perceptions from Science

Elective 9 - Workers' Compensation: What Should the Family Physician Know?

Elective 10 - What the Primary Care Physician Needs to Know About Rabies

Elective 11 - Arthropods of Medical Significance in South Carolina

Agromedicine 1 - Pesticide Toxicology

Agromedicine 2- Food Safety: Quality of the American Food Supply

Agromedicine 3 - Climatologic Exposures