Traumatology and Orthopedics

Knowledge of Basic Sciences such as anatomy, histology, physiology, pharmacology, biochemistry, and biomechanics to apply them in clinical practice.

Perform prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation actions with the support of available technological resources, based on knowledge of the natural history and pathophysiology of diseases specific to the specialty.

Apply the scientific method and teaching in their profession.

Use statistical methods in clinical and epidemiological research.

Knowledge of the technical and administrative procedures necessary for the diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation of traumatological and orthopedic diseases, adhering to international standards related to patient safety.

Effectively and efficiently apply knowledge, methods, and techniques of medical care appropriate to the individual and group circumstances encountered in professional practice.

Critically apply prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation resources to patients requiring urgent, hospital, and outpatient care.

Select, analyze, and assess medical literature in the field of Traumatology and Orthopedics, applying it relevantly to daily activities to support, deepen, and expand professional actions.

Participate in the development of medical research projects aimed at addressing significant issues in the specialty.

Productively engage in interdisciplinary workgroups within the healthcare field, fostering an integrated view of professional activities in relation to the work of other professionals in the area.

Engage in health education initiatives for patients and social groups, as well as in disseminating medical knowledge to colleagues and new generations of healthcare professionals.

Interpret the professional development process of a physician as a human and social phenomenon, considering the institutional and private practice conditions in which medical practice and teaching are conducted.

Pursue lifelong learning and professional development for continual improvement and ethical application of medical knowledge in patients with musculoskeletal conditions.

Have a humanistic spirit and a service-oriented approach with a special disposition for the comprehensive care of the patient.

Be open to the communication needs of patients and their families.

Practice self-criticism to recognize limitations, seek support when necessary, and refer patients when appropriate.

Transmit knowledge and experiences to patients, families, students, and colleagues.

Accept responsibility for the care and attention of their patients.

Possess awareness of social responsibility and profound respect for their environment.

Act in accordance with medical ethics.