The Skills Practice is a program that allows students to learn the necessary practical medical skills through constant practice and teamwork, which is especially helpful for OSCE (Objective Structured Clinical Examination) and future patient interactions. 

AMSA-SOMA Standing Committee on Medical Education also partners with different AMSA local member schools and other organizations in different educational programs that help enhance and develop the medical student experience.

1. The PreMed Ensemble by AMSA UST
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2. Project Dalisay by TAMBAL (NGO)
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3. In Scripta: Writing Meaningful Medical Research by UP Medical Students for Social Responsibility
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The Virtual Clinics Orientation is a program that provides medical students the fundamental necessary knowledge and skills for their future hospital exposure. It simulates a typical clinic session from history taking, physical examinations, and formulation of primary and differential diagnoses.