Knowledge and Understanding
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K1
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Outline the principles of anatomy, physiology, pathology, physics, electrophysiology, and pharmacology that are relevant to cardiovascular sciences.
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K2
| Recognize advance knowledge related to cardiovascular imaging, techniques and applications.
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K3
| Describe advance knowledge related to cardiovascular sciences, treatment and management.
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Skills
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S1
| Distinguish the distinctive characteristics of normal and abnormal ECG
analysis, anatomical and sonographic features of the cardiac structures. |
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S2
| Perform cardiovascular procedures for both adult and pediatric
individuals in different cardiac situations.
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S3
| Perform appropriate analysis,
optimal cardiac images, and standard measurements in clinical practice.
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S4
| Conduct scientific research, community, and inter-professional activities
related to the ECAV program.
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S5
| Show effective communication skills and standard protocol in the field. |
Values, Autonomy, and Responsibility
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V1
| Demonstrate
autonomy, ethics, integrity, safety measures, and professionalism. |
V2
| Show
effective teamwork and leadership skills.
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