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"Medicine & Health 2008"


Chapter 1: Management and Quality Assurance

Chapter 2: Humanitarian Assistance and Complex Emergencies

Chapter 3: Development Cooperation

Chapter 4: Interdisciplinary Courses

Imaging
Nutrition
Family Planning and Gender
Critical Care
Emergency Medicine International
Emergency Medicine Regional

  • Austria
  • Germany
  • Switzerland
Oncology
Mental Health
Rehabilitation
Travel Medicine
Pain Management
Sexually Transmitted Infections

Chapter 5: Courses for Medical Specialists

Chapter 6: Public Health

Chapter 7: Research and Evidence-Based Decision Making

Supplement: Organisations for International Cooperation
Specials: Websites and Journals
Indices: Specialist Courses for Nursing Personnel
Distance Learning
Summer Schools
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Interdisciplinary Courses

Working abroad represents a big challenge and requires high professional qualifications. As the necessary knowledge and skills for foreign missions stem from various medical specialties the emergence of new interdisciplinary medical specialties which comprise the knowledge of different medical fields could be seen. Examples are emergency medicine, travel medicine, family planning and gender, the field of sexually transmitted diseases, furthermore the fields of nutrition, pain management and rehabilitation.

Due to increasing demand in this year’s edition of the course catalogue courses concerned with “Oncology” and “Mental health” were introduced.

Methods used in emergency medicine are drawn from all other medical specialties and aim at pre-clinical first aid for the emergency patient. As new methods keep evolving in this field it is necessary to frequently update ones knowledge in order to be able to provide efficient help. Courses listed in the section "Emergency medicine" are divided into regional and international courses.

"Travel medicine" is a rather new field and uses knowledge drawn from established medical specialties such as tropical medicine, public health, parasitology and microbiology, as such travel medicine deals with all kinds of travel related medical queries.

The part about "Family planning & gender" lists courses focusing on family planning, women’s health, and women’s rights.

The global spread of HIV/AIDS and other sexually transmitted infections emphasizes the need for interdisciplinary cooperation, therefore relevant courses were included in our course catalogue.

The heading "Nutrition" includes courses about the development and implementation of longterm nutritional programs as well as courses dealing with nutritional emergency programs needed during humanitarian crisis.

Further courses about "Pain Management" and "Rehabilitation" were listed in this main chapter.

 
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