In person

Class attendance: is mandatory and the student must have attended at least 88% of the classes. Therefore, the student can only have 2 UNJUSTIFIED absences during the entire course. From the 3rd fault, each will subtract 0.5 points from the continuous evaluation. The group of repeaters will have to exceed 80% attendance in classes. they can miss 2 classes throughout the course. The penalty will be the same as for the other groups.

Each student must attend classes in the group that has been assigned and group changes will not be accepted. There will be no possibility to recover the lost class. If there is a justified reason (death of a relative up to the 2nd degree of consanguinity, hospitalization of a relative up to the 2nd degree of consanguinity or hospitalization of the student) The student will have to contact the teacher to inform him. Only in these cases will the teachers of the subject assess the possibility of recovering the class and it will not be a punishable fault of non-attendance.

Class attendance regulations:

- The student must come with the white coat on, hair tied back, no watch, jewelry on hands and wrists, short nails and comfortable shoes. In case of non-compliance with the regulations, the teacher can expel the student from the class and it will count as an unexcused absence.

- If the student arrives late (after 8:15 a.m.), the teacher may decide not to let the student in and it will count as an unexcused absence.

- The class ends at 9:45am. If the student has to leave 30 minutes earlier (or earlier) for some personal reason, this fraction will be counted as an unexcused absence, representing ¼ of an absence for each.

- Attendance at the Interdisciplinary practice and the clinical simulation is mandatory and in the event of not attending, the maximum grade to be obtained in the entirety of the subject will be a 5.

The evaluation of the subject consists of two parts:

Continuous assessment (40%): Consists of different activities that will be carried out throughout the course, intermediate assessment tests and attendance at classes.
Final exam (60%): final exam in OSCE format where the student must demonstrate that they have acquired the skills (skills, knowledge and attitudes) worked on throughout the course. different real situations are presented for the student to solve individually in a healthcare context. In this test, there will be different criteria that the student must meet in order to pass it, especially related to patient safety and subject results.
Prerequisites: Aspects of the procedures that are key concepts of the subject and that are related to patient safety and/or that affect patient morbidity. The pre-defined criteria must be passed in order to pass the exam in a defined minimum of exam scenarios (administration and preparation of medication, allergies, dose calculation, management of central pathways)
Critical items: items that can affect the morbidity and mortality of patients or that are very important concepts of the subject, but with less relevance than the conditioning ones. The student must pass 70% of the items categorized in this category.
Minor items: items that affect patient safety but do not affect patient morbidity and mortality. The student must pass 65% of the items categorized in this category.
In order to pass the subject, you must have a minimum of 5 out of 10 points in the final exam. If the continuous assessment is suspended, it can only be recovered through the final test. If you have not taken one of the partial tests, you can only make it up through the final test and you must get a 7 in the final exam to pass the subject.

If a student talks to another during the ECOE, is caught copying in any exam or with a mobile phone / digital devices on it, it will mean the expulsion of the exam and having suspended the whole of the examination

The examination review will be on a day fixed by the teacher. The day will be communicated by the teacher in advance and the students must request by email to attend. If you do not attend, you lose the right to review.

Partial recovery:

- The student who has not passed a part of the ECOE has the option to recover by presenting only a part of the exam. However, you will have to pass all partialities in order to pass the subject. There is the option to choose whether to present the entire ECOE or only partials, this must be agreed with the teaching staff. Only 3 practice stations can be recovered.

For the 2nd, 4th and 6th call:

If the student only has to retake a part of the exam, the grade that will be left if he/she passes this part will be the grade of the first exam.
If you are suspended and have to recover a partiality, if you want to opt for a higher grade, you will have to recover the entire exam, making the previous request by e-mail on the established date. Requests after the set date will not be accepted.
If the continuous assessment is suspended, it can only be recovered through the final test.
If you have not taken one of the partial tests of the semester, you can only make it up through the final test and the maximum grade that can be obtained is a 5.
Before enrolling in the subject again, the compatibility with the other subjects must be checked. Honor registrations will not be granted in the 2nd call.

For the following calls, if they are granted, the same criteria will be applied. In other words, the 3rd and 5th will be like the 1st and the 4th and 6th will be like the 2nd.

Procedure for the assignment of honors matriculation (MH)

 The criterion for assigning Honors (MH) is based on the excellent (9.0).

The assignment is solely the teacher's and he is not obliged to give it, even if the student has obtained a grade above 9.0.
In case the teacher decides to award MH, he will not take into account the numerical grade and the highest, but other factors will be assessed. The MH does not have to correspond to the highest numerical score.

Procedure for the assignment of Not Presented (NP)

In order to record a NP in the student's file, the student must NOT have taken any of the assessment tests during the entire subject.

In the event that a student has taken one of the assessment tests, the corresponding percentages listed in the teaching guide will be applied, with a 0 for those to which they have not taken it

Procedure for plagiarism or academic fraud

Any assignment or activity (including exams) in which plagiarism, falsification or academic fraud is detected, will result in a failure of the activity and an academic sanction that will entail from the loss of enrolment rights in this subject, to the opening of a file process.