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The Wayne State University School of Medicine has established a comprehensive set of competencies and institutional learning objectives for the Doctor of Medicine program. This list formalizes the goals of a WSU medical education and defines what a graduating physician should know to practice medicine in the 21st century. There are six general competencies, including:

integration of the basic sciences in medicine;

integration of clinical knowledge and skills to patient care;

interpersonal and communication skills;

professionalism;

organizational and systems-based approaches to medicine, and;

life-long learning and self-improvement.

Each of these competencies is further refined into specific educational objectives which are taught and measured through the medical school curriculum.