2.1 Year 1 Semester 1 Ophthalmic and General Basic Sciences Revision Primary Exams 2.1.1 COURSE Anatomy 1 (Head & Neck) Anatomy 2 (Ophthalmic) Physiology 1 (General Principles) Physiology 2 (Ophthalmic Physiology) Pathology 1 (General Principles, Immunology & Microbiology) Pathology 2 (Ophthalmic) Biochemistry, Molecular & Cell Biology 2.2 Year 1 Semester 2 Optics and refraction…
PREAMBLE The prevalence of blindness in Ghana is estimated to be one percent, 80% of which is preventable or treatable. The national ratio of ophthalmologists to population is 1:500 000. This however varies from region to region and from urban to rural ranging from 1:150 000 to 1:1 850 000 It is envisaged that minimum…
Residency Training The basic requirement for entry into residency training for all residency training programmes is a PASS in the Ghana College of Physicians & Surgeons Primary Examination. Applicants to the residency Programmes must have a recognized medical or dental qualification. The applicant should be fully registered and would have completed a period of houseman-ship…
1. SCOPE This shall apply to all applicants and Residents enrolled into training programmes of the College. 2. TRAINING PROGRAMMES 1. The training programmes shall be in accordance with Curricula approved by the College for each faculty. 2. The types of training programmes of the College shall be as follows: Continuous Professional Development programmes Diplomas…
