E-LOGS MEDICINE

 92 SNEHA NADIPI         

   Hi, I am Sneha Nadipi;2019 batch,medical student . This is an E-Log,  which presents the patient centered approach for learning medicine .This E-Log has been created after taking consent from the patient and relatives. Hope you learn valuable information !

Q1.Go through one question of 10 students given in the following link -list of formative and summative assessments of the following students and give a peer review of the quantitative marking and the qualitative insights on what was good or bad in the chosen blog 
The evolution of symptomatology is described beautifully with the help of a diagram.Very easy to comprehend.   

 GASTROENTEROLOGY 

roll no 88, answer no:2

https://mridultak.blogspot.com/2021/05/medicine-blended-assignment-may-2021.html


The way the case is presented is so well.Efficacy of each drug was mentioned, standard sources were used.indications and mechanism of action was also explained in detail. it is well comprehensible.


NEUROLOGY

roll no 97, case 2A answer 1

http://nandininamani97.blogspot.com/2021/05/general-medicine-case

Instead of presenting the information in the form of paragraphs, pictorial presentation would be better.Flow charts should have been made for better understanding.

But the explanation was good enough.


INFECTIOUS DISEASES AND HEPATOLOGY

roll no 100, case A 1st answer

https://nehae-logs.blogspot.com/2021/05/bimonthly-assignment-for-may-2021.html


detailed explaination was provided along with pictures.

Easy to understand and pictures are worthy.


GASTROENTEROLOGY

roll no 110 case B 1st answer

https://caseopinionsbyrollno110.blogspot.com/2021/05/i-h-ave-been-given-following-cases-to.html?m=1


presentation is very good., the answers were upto the mark,to the point,  detailed explaination, easy to understand .Flow charts are well.


CARDIOLOGY

roll no 65, answer no: 2

https://65thanmaireddy.blogspot.com/2021/06/medicine-blended-assignment.html


each  drug was mentioned and explained in detail about the mechanism of action,in an understandable way.The pharmacologal aspect is well understandable.


NEPHROLOGY

roll no 105 case B 3rd answer

https://ramyareddy105pebbeti.blogspot.com/2021/05/medicine-monthly-assignment.html


adequate information was given , the answer was well written. Understandable and well described about the phenomenon.



CARDIOLOGY 

roll no 88, B, answer no: 1

https://mridultak.blogspot.com/2021/05/medicine-blended-assignment-may-2021.html


Everything is very well explained.References are also given.Presentation is very well .




CARDIOLOGY

roll no 97, case 3D answer 3

http://nandininamani97.blogspot.com/2021/05/general-medicine-case-discussion.html


the indications and contraindications were described but reasoning should have been included for each point. Reasoning is not up to mark.

Presentation is good.


PULMONOLOGY

roll no 100, , case A 1st answer

https://nehae-logs.blogspot.com/2021/05/bimonthly-assignment-for-may-2021.html


flowcharts were included for both timeline and also etiology which made it easy to understand.Nice presentation 



Question 2: share the link to your own case report of a patient that you connected with while capturing his or her sequential life events before and after illness and share the clinical images with the discussion of your case. 


I didn’t get a opportunity.I will upload it soon when I take up a case presentation.



Question 3 - Provide your critical appraisal of the captured data in terms of completeness correctness and ability to provide useful leaves to analyze the diagnostic and therapeutic uncertainties


ABDOMINAL

https://casescape.blogspot.com/2021/06/acute-kidney-injury-secondary-to.html?m=1

A 60yr old female presented to the OPD with chief complaints of pedal edema since 10 days, decreased urine output since 10 days and fever since 10 days.

              POSITIVES:

  • personal history was well presented in a chronological period order.
  • both general and systemic examination details were given properly.
  • investigations were clearly mentioned, with pictures of the reports and the dates on which the investigation were done which was easy to understand the patient 
  • the treatment plan was well described with the dates on which drugs were administered
  • presentation was very well presented and made easy to understand and analyse 
              NEGATIVES:
  • the patient's history should have been presented in a better way by including bullet points 
  • Reason should have been given for drugs.
  • The case feels incomplete as there is no updates after 23 June and no discharge summary.
  • Question 5 - Please reflect on and share your telemedical learning experiences from the hospital as well as the community patients over the last month especially when you were E-logging  
  • It is very nice to have an opportunity like this.The clinical assignment given made me aware about the case history taking and the way to present a given a case.
  • I have also learnt how to analyse the given data about the patient have also learnt how to analyse the given data about the patient
  • I am really glad that our college had come up with eblog idea, which is encouraging and inspiring us to learn more and more.
  • This is a very great experience.






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