Aarhus, Denmark
Clinical Global Infectious Disease
When:
04 August - 22 August 2025
Credits:
5 EC
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Medical School
When:
08 July - 12 July 2024
School:
University of Groningen Summer Schools
Institution:
University of Groningen
City:
Country:
Language:
English
Credits:
1.5 EC
Fee:
350 EUR
Join our Summer School on Acute Medicine, designed exclusively for medical students and researchers eager to explore the forefront of acute care. This program delves into personalised medicine, innovation, and the evolution of Emergency Departments (ED) for a patient-centric approach.
In our program, you will:
1. Explore how personalized medicine optimizes acute care outcomes, aligning treatments with individual patient profiles.
2. Dive into genomics and advanced diagnostics, identifying genetic factors influencing acute conditions and informing precise interventions.
3. Understand the role of biomarkers and molecular profiling in early disease detection and customizing treatment plans.
4. Discover cutting-edge technology reshaping emergency care, including AI-driven triage, telemedicine, and wearable devices, improving accuracy and efficiency.
5. Explore innovative ED designs and patient flow strategies, enhancing the overall patient experience.
Prof. dr. Hjalmar Bouma, University Medical Centre Groningen
The Summer School on Acute Medicine is open to all motivated Bachelor/Master/PhD/Postgrad students.
After this course you will be able to:
1. Comprehensive Understanding: Develop a comprehensive understanding of acute medicine, including its principles, challenges, and evolving trends.
2. Personalized Medicine: Gain insights into the concept of personalized medicine and its applications in acute care, enabling tailored treatments for better patient outcomes.
3. Innovations in Acute Care: Explore the latest innovations and technologies transforming acute care, such as AI-driven diagnostics, telemedicine, and wearable devices.
4. Emergency Department Evolution: Understand the evolving landscape of Emergency Departments, including design, workflow optimization, and patient-centric approaches.
5. Patient-Centered Care: Develop skills in providing patient-centered care, with a focus on empathy, communication, and cultural sensitivity.
6. Critical Thinking and Problem-Solving: Enhance critical thinking skills to analyze complex acute medical cases, make informed decisions, and develop innovative solutions.
7. Collaborative Interdisciplinary Approach: Promote collaboration and teamwork among healthcare professionals, researchers, and students from diverse backgrounds.
8. Ethical and Legal Considerations: Explore the ethical and legal aspects of acute medicine, including informed consent, confidentiality, and end-of-life care.
9. Research and Innovation: Encourage research skills development and foster innovative thinking in acute care, with opportunities to engage in research projects.
10. Communication Skills: Enhance communication skills for effectively conveying medical information to patients, families, and healthcare teams.
11. Leadership and Adaptability: Cultivate leadership qualities and adaptability in the fast-paced and evolving field of acute medicine.
12. Networking and Professional Growth: Build a network of peers, mentors, and professionals in the acute care field, contributing to ongoing professional growth and development.
13. Global Health Perspective: Gain insights into global health challenges related to acute medicine and explore potential solutions and collaborations.
These learning outcomes ensure that participants leave the summer school with a well-rounded education and the skills needed to excel in the field of acute medicine while contributing to the advancement of patient care and research.
Fee
350 EUR, for Bachelor and Master students
Fee
450 EUR, for PhD candidates and Post-docs
When:
08 July - 12 July 2024
School:
University of Groningen Summer Schools
Institution:
University of Groningen
Language:
English
Credits:
1.5 EC
Aarhus, Denmark
When:
04 August - 22 August 2025
Credits:
5 EC
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Pisa, Italy
When:
14 July - 18 July 2025
Credits:
3 EC
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Aarhus, Denmark
When:
02 July - 18 July 2025
Credits:
5 EC
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