Program Learning Outcomes (PLOs)
By the end of the program, students will be able to:
1. Apply fundamental knowledge of anesthesia sciences, basic medical sciences, and perioperative principles to support safe and effective anesthesia practice in clinical settings.
2. Integrate theoretical knowledge and clinical skills to assist in the delivery of anesthesia care and perioperative patient management in operating rooms and recovery units.
3. Safely operate and prepare anesthesia equipment and monitoring systems in accordance with aseptic techniques, safety standards, and institutional protocols.
4. Collect and document patient data using appropriate clinical tools and technologies to support anesthesia planning, monitoring, and decision-making.
5. Identify and respond appropriately to perioperative emergencies and anesthesia-related complications, contributing to patient safety and quality of care under professional supervision.
6. Apply patient safety principles, infection control measures, and quality assurance practices to minimize risks and enhance clinical outcomes.
7. Communicate effectively and collaborate professionally within multidisciplinary healthcare teams, demonstrating ethical behavior, respect, and cultural sensitivity in patient-centered care.
8. Apply ethical principles, professional standards, and legal responsibilities to maintain patient confidentiality, data privacy, and professional integrity.
9. Analyze clinical situations and participate in problem-solving and quality improvement activities related to anesthesia practice and perioperative care.
10. Demonstrate professional accountability, self-evaluation, and adaptability in response to evolving clinical environments and technological advancements in anesthesia.
11. Apply evidence-based practice and basic research principles to support informed clinical decisions and continuous improvement in anesthesia care.