FCPS Internal Medicine: Mandatory Workshops, Logbook, and Syllabus
Pursuing FCPS in Internal Medicine requires completing mandatory workshops, maintaining a logbook, and following the prescribed syllabus by CPSP. Below is a detailed guide to help you understand these requirements.
1️⃣ Mandatory Workshops for FCPS Internal Medicine ðĨð
During your residency training, CPSP mandates specific workshops to develop clinical, research, and professional skills. These include:
ðđ Basic Life Support (BLS) – CPR & emergency care skills ❤️ð
ðđ Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) – Managing critical cardiac emergencies ðŦ
ðđ Research Methodology & Biostatistics – Required for thesis/article writing ðð
ðđ Communication Skills & Professionalism – Essential for doctor-patient interaction ðĢ️
ðđ Teaching & Learning Principles – Training to teach juniors & medical students ð
⚠️ Note: All workshops must be completed before appearing in FCPS Part 2 exams.
2️⃣ FCPS Internal Medicine Logbook ð
ð Why is it important?
- The logbook is a record of clinical training, procedures, and case management during residency.
- It is mandatory and must be verified by the CPSP supervisor before the FCPS Part 2 exam.
ð What should be included?
✔️ Clinical Cases Managed (OPD, Wards, ICU, ER)
✔️ Procedures Performed (Lumbar puncture, central line insertion, intubation, etc.)
✔️ Case Presentations & Discussions
✔️ Journal Club & Academic Activities ð
✔️ CME (Continuing Medical Education) Participation ð
✔️ Supervisor's Signature & Approval
⚠️ Submission:
- Must be completed and submitted before FCPS Part 2 final assessment.
3️⃣ Syllabus for FCPS Internal Medicine ð
The syllabus covers basic, clinical, and advanced topics in Internal Medicine, divided into two stages:
ð FCPS Part 1 (Basic Sciences) Syllabus
ðđ Anatomy ðŦðĶī (General & Systemic)
ðđ Physiology ⚡ (Cardiac, Pulmonary, Renal, Endocrine, etc.)
ðđ Pathology ðĶ (General, Microbiology, Hematology, Immunology)
ðđ Pharmacology ð (Mechanisms, Side Effects, Clinical Applications)
ðđ Biochemistry 𧎠(Metabolism, Enzymes, Molecular Biology)
ðđ Behavioral Sciences & Biostatistics ð
ð Residency Training & IMM Syllabus
✅ Cardiology – Hypertension, Heart Failure, Arrhythmias, ACS
✅ Pulmonology – Asthma, COPD, Pneumonia, ILD, ARDS
✅ Gastroenterology – Hepatitis, Cirrhosis, IBD, GI Bleeding
✅ Nephrology – CKD, AKI, Electrolyte Imbalances, Dialysis
✅ Endocrinology – Diabetes, Thyroid Disorders, Adrenal Diseases
✅ Hematology & Oncology – Anemia, Leukemia, Lymphoma
✅ Infectious Diseases – TB, HIV/AIDS, Sepsis, Tropical Diseases
✅ Neurology – Stroke, Epilepsy, Neuropathies
✅ Rheumatology – Arthritis, SLE, Vasculitis
⚠️ IMM (Intermediate Module) Exam:
- Covers clinical medicine, case-based scenarios, and MCQs.
- Must be cleared before continuing advanced residency training.
ð FCPS Part 2 (Final Fellowship) Syllabus
- Advanced Internal Medicine topics, including ICU care, rare diseases, and complex case management.
- Involves case-based viva, OSCEs, TOACS, and written theory papers.
ðŊ Final Thoughts
To complete FCPS in Internal Medicine successfully:
✅ Attend mandatory CPSP workshops ð
✅ Maintain & submit a complete logbook ð
✅ Follow the syllabus for FCPS Part 1, IMM, and Part 2 ð
✅ Gain hands-on clinical experience & case management ðĨ
Following these steps will ensure your smooth progression through the FCPS journey and help you become a certified specialist in Internal Medicine! ðŠðŊ
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