TOPE OSHAKUADE

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EDUCATION

FMCFM - Fellow of the Medical College Family Medicine.

National Postgraduate Medical College of Nigeria Lagos, Nigeria,

June, 2016- till date.

Certificate in “The Practice of Management”

ACE Medical Clinic, Ota. Ogun State, Nigeria,

June, 2014- august, 2014

Associate Fellow, National Postgraduate Medical College of Nigeria.

June, 2010 - June 2016

MB, BS, University of Jos, Jos Plateau State, Nigeria.

2001-2005

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

RESIDENT DOCTOR, Federal Medical Center, Owo, Ondo State, Nigeria

March, 2008-September, 2016

Job Duties from junior registrar to Senior registrar at Federal Medical Centre, Owo, Ondo State Nigeria.

Provision of comprehensive and continuous health care for the individual and family across all ages, gender, and disease entities.

Hospital’s clinical research projects

Training/teaching of junior resident doctors and other allied health workers that are relevant to the primary the health care setting.

My job duties are further explained below:

Healthcare Services:

Emergency Medical Services: I managed multiple trauma patients, various type of shocks with background hemodynamic compromise.

Endocrine and metabolic emergencies, hypertensive emergencies.

Emergency obstetric services (EMOC), et cetera.

Outpatient care: Areas where I worked include:

Management of communicable and non-communicable disease, Continuity of care for other clinical specialties.

Palliative care across the age groups, Geriatric medicine, Patient education/counseling.

Carried out home visits as required and Pharmacovigilance.

Basic Laboratory Services: This include blood sample collection/ handling, other specimen collection and basic urine analysis,

The use of clinical microscope and interpretation of laboratory results.

2. Research/Project: I participated in the various research project in the hospital that touched different aspect of healthcare deliveries in Federal Medical Center Owo.

The implementation of a project outcome improved patient waiting time at General Out-Patient Clinic (GOPC) and at Emergency Medical Services (EMS) by over 50%.

The patient waiting time was estimated to be 2.5-4 hours by documentation of check-in time on the appointment cards from the central medical record to the time seen by the resident doctors at the outpatient clinic.

The perceived causes of delay in patients flow system within the hospital that resulted in increased waiting time include:

layout of clinic (a central medical record and a payment outlet for the hospital),

patients waiting in the lobby for vitals from a nurse most times to 2 nurses (average time spent on vitals/patient is 5-6mins),

Clinical area holding queue (resident doctor busy with a patient- average of 7-12 mins).

The implementation of the outcome involved:

Locating a payment and medical record unit directly at the outpatient clinic. This reduced the total walking distance and avoiding long queue of patients by 15-25mins.

Continuous rearrangement of patient’s case note at the clinical holding area by crosschecking check-in time before presentation to the resident doctor. This ensured that patient that checked in earlier were promptly attended to.

Manpower was added to the nursing area to decongest patient waiting in the lobby for vitals which reduced waiting time by 20-30mins.

3.Teaching/Training:

Assisting and guiding junior residents daily to review patients before making final decisions on treatment modalities.

Guiding junior residents and other allied worker and those undergoing Continuing Professional Development (CPD) to recognize limitations and prompt referral of difficult cases.

I coordinated morning reviews and auditing of cases managed by residents at the emergency room.

Teaching of core family medicine values including patient- centered care (PCC) and how to manage difficult/complex patients.

I review clinical case write up with family medicine residents and also participated in Journal Review.

OBSERVERSHIP PROGRAM staggered over 12 months at Quality of life Hematology and Oncology Clinic, Johnson City, Tennessee under the supervision of Charles Famoyin MD.

I assisted in electronic medical records, medical filling / transcription and as a medical assistant.

TUTELAGE: Ace Medical Clinic, Ota Ogun State.

June 2014-August 2014

I had a 3-month Tutelage with certificate course in “The practice of management” at ACE Medical Clinic, Ota, Ogun State Nigeria under the leadership of Dr. Oluwole Kukoyi.

The 3-month tutelage program is to avail the Family Medicine residents the opportunity to understudy private initiatives in the area of hospital setup, group practice and management.

MEDICAL OFFICER –Obstetrics & Gynecology Unit. State Specialist Hospital, Akure, Ondo State. Nigeria.

January 2007-April 2007

Job duties:

Daily ante-natal clinic management, Inpatient management,

Labour ward and obstetric deliveries.

Assisting consultants in major obstetric and gynecological surgeries.

MEDICAL OFFICER IN CHARGE (Medical Director). Comprehensive Health Center, Ala-Elefoson. Ondo-State. Nigeria.

May 2007-March 2008

This health center was built by the Federal Government of Nigeria and situated in a remote rural setting which served over 25 other hamlets/small settlement within a radius of 10-25 miles apart).

Job duties:

Provision of basic health care services to all age groups and administration of free health program for the under-fives and pregnant mothers.

Identification and management of malnutrition and failure to thrive in the under-fives and prompt referral of severe cases

Risk identification and management of hypertension in pregnancy (PIH), risk identification and diagnosis of obstructed labor and prompt referral of severe cases.

Screening for HIV in the under-fives and pregnant mothers.

Disease notification and reporting of immunization coverage to the ministry of health.

Community assessment: geared towards proffering solution to health related problems in the community within the context of primary health care setting.

Administrative duties including supervision of nurses, community health workers (CHEW), laboratory technician, pharmacy technicians numbering about 24 under my jurisdiction.

Monthly report of basis health indicators, income/ expenditure and logistics directly to the Permanent secretary Ministry of health Ondo State.

INTERN. Jos University Teaching Hospital. Jos, Plateau State. Nigeria.

2001-2005

SKILLS & ABILITIES

Self-Motivated, Target Oriented, Goal Achiever and Team Player.

Ability to work under pressure, comply with deadlines and to write a concise report.

Imaginative and creative skills.

Transitioned from junior registrar to senior registrar and recently a Fellow of National Postgraduate Medical College of Nigeria (Family Medicine).

This transition allowed me to acquire clinical competence through evidenced based medicine.

I am equipped to practice in rural, suburban and remote areas to provide qualitative health care for the overall social and economic development of the community.

Certificate in “The Practice of management ” which includes the principle of management, the process of management, resources management, time management, medical records management, management of health care ( health insurance), managing the total patient care, practice of management in medical practice.

PROJECTS

PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIP AND SOCIETIES

CONFERENCES/WORKSHOPS/ COURSES ATTENDED

Software skills

Dissertation for the award of Fellowship: Dissertation for the award of Fellowship of the College in the Faculty of Family Medicine, 2016, Unpublished

Oshakuade, T O. (2016). Perceived family support and self-care practices in women of menopausal age group attending the General Outpatient Clinic, Federal Medical Center Owo. (Unpublished Ph.D. diss.). Faculty of Family Medicine, National Postgraduate Medical College of Nigeria.

The relevance of the dissertation: This is due to the paucity of information in the area of family support and self-care practices in menopausal women in Africa including Nigeria.

Studies have predominantly investigated self-management interventions relating to specific diseases or long term conditions particularly hypertension, diabetes, asthma, arthritis, but none have addressed areas concerning family support and self-care in menopausal women in Nigeria.

There still exist a strong adherence to traditional and cultural practices in Nigeria where the way of life places a lot of demand on the women in the running of the household.

Aim: The aim of this study is to investigate the role of perceived family support and self-care practices in women of menopausal age group attending the General Outpatient (GOP) Clinic of Federal Medical Centre, Owo, with the purpose of improving the knowledge of menopause related problems and reducing potential health related problems within this age group.

Casebook for the award of fellowship:

Oshakuade, T O. (2016). A casebook of 20 patients managed at ACE medical Clinic Ota and Federal medical center Owo. (Unpublished Ph.D. diss.). Faculty of Family Medicine, National Postgraduate Medical College of Nigeria.

A casebook of 20 patients managed for the award of the Fellowship of the College in the faculty of Family Medicine. A total of 173 pages of 20 cases were written.

These cases comprise of obstetric and gynecological cases, internal medicine, general surgery, orthopedics, pediatrics, ENT, psychiatry, ophthalmology and a family case study.

The purpose of the casebook is to demonstrate competencies in the art of history taking, appropriate physical examination, cost-effective laboratory investigations, patient-centered care approach to managing each patient and discussion of each case with references to literature.

The continual demonstration of evidence base medicine in the management of each case exemplifies biopsychosocial wellbeing.

Fellow, Medical College Family Medicine (FMCM)

Fellow, Society of Family Physicians of Nigeria. (SOFPON)

Member, Nigerian Medical Association

Member, Association of Resident Doctors (ARD), Federal Medical Centre, Owo. Nigeria.

Research methodology organized by National post graduate medical college of Nigeria

Health resources management organized by National Postgraduate medical College of Nigeria

Advanced and Basic Life Support (ABLS) organized by National postgraduate medical college of Nigeria

Advanced Life Support in Obstetric (ALSO) organized by National postgraduate medical college of Nigeria.

National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS) and Health care financing organized by National Postgraduate Medical College of Nigeria.

Disease surveillance and Acute Flaccid Paralysis (AFP) notification and reporting organized by National Postgraduate Medical College of Nigeria and Federal Medical Center Owo. Ondo State Nigeria.

SPSS, MS word, PowerPoint, MS publisher, Reference manager (Mendeley), Electronic Medical Record.

REFERENCES

Charles Famoyin MD. (Medical Director)

Quality of Life Hematology and Oncology Clinic. Johnson City Tennessee.

Tel. 423-***-****

Dr (Mrs.) Oluwatosin Adeleke, Consultant Family Physician and HOD Family Medicine, Federal Medical Centre Owo. Ondo State Nigeria. Tel +234**********

Dr Ayodeji Adebayo, Lecturer and Consultant Community Physician, University College Hospital (UCH) Ibadan. Oyo state Nigeria. Tel +234********** (Supervisor).

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