Participatory medicine 2021/2022

In this module, the participants will learn why and how patients and community can be included in research and healthcare in line with RRI principles.

 

After the module, the participants will be able to:

  • List different levels of public engagement in health care and health sciences research
  • Organise information in a form of a database of stakeholders in P4 medicine
  • Communicate effectively in multi-disciplinary academic environments
  • Develop dissemination strategy taking into account different stakeholders (e.g. patient, politician, medical doctor, potential mentor, colleague…) 
  • Examine the importance of maintaining and managing well-being of patient/consumer/stakeholder, rather than being focused only on treating the health condition

 

Module prerequisite(s):


Personalized medicine 2021/2022

In this module, participants will learn the basic concepts and technologies behind personalised medicine and custom-made treatments taking into the account the RRI principles.  

 

After the module, the participants will be able to:   

  • Describe the basic concept and technologies of P4 medicine taking into account the 4 RRI dimensions (anticipation, inclusiveness, openness and responsiveness)
  • Evaluate the advantages of using patient-tailored treatment strategies
  • Understand how risk factors and individual differences affect prevention, onset, treatment approaches and outcomes of different health conditions
  • Consider the RRI key elements in biomedical research and clinical practice

 

Module prerequisite(s):

  • None

Predictive medicine 2021/2022

In this module, the participants will learn to understand the basic principles of different -omics and how it can be applied in predictive medicine.  

 

After the module, the participants will be able to:

  • Assess different innovative technologies in P4 medicine taking into account the 4 RRI dimensions (anticipation, inclusiveness, openness and responsiveness)
  • Recognize RRI principles in P4 medicine projects
  • Propose a P4 medicine research project with the respect to available resources and in line with RRI principles
  • Understand the challenge of responsible ethical approach to data handling
  • Organise information in a form of a database of stakeholders in P4 medicine

 

Module prerequisite(s):


Preventive medicine 2021/2022

In this module, the participants will learn the importance of lifestyle in maintaining the well-being and preserving one’s health.

 

After the module, the participants will be able to:

  • Understand the impact of various lifestyle factors on prevention of different health condition
  • Discuss the importance of a healthy lifestyle and well-being in line with UN Agenda 2030
  • Communicate effectively in multi-disciplinary environment considering RRI principles
  • Develop dissemination strategy for various stakeholders

 

Module prerequisite(s):


PROMISE - Participatory medicine

In this module, the participants will learn why and how patients and community can be included in research and healthcare in line with RRI principles.

 

After the module, the participants will be able to:

  • List different levels of public engagement in health care and health sciences research
  • Organise information in a form of a database of stakeholders in P4 medicine
  • Communicate effectively in multi-disciplinary academic environments
  • Develop dissemination strategy taking into account different stakeholders (e.g. patient, politician, medical doctor, potential mentor, colleague…) 
  • Examine the importance of maintaining and managing well-being of patient/consumer/stakeholder, rather than being focused only on treating the health condition

 

Module prerequisite(s):

 

PROMISE - Personalised medicine

In this module, participants will learn the basic concepts and technologies behind personalised medicine and custom-made treatments taking into the account the RRI principles.  

 

After the module, the participants will be able to:   

  • Describe the basic concept and technologies of P4 medicine taking into account the 4 RRI dimensions (anticipation, inclusiveness, openness and responsiveness)
  • Evaluate the advantages of using patient-tailored treatment strategies
  • Understand how risk factors and individual differences affect prevention, onset, treatment approaches and outcomes of different health conditions
  • Consider the RRI key elements in biomedical research and clinical practice

 

Module prerequisite(s):

  • None

PROMISE - Predictive medicine

In this module, the participants will learn to understand the basic principles of different -omics and how it can be applied in predictive medicine.  

 

After the module, the participants will be able to:

  • Assess different innovative technologies in P4 medicine taking into account the 4 RRI dimensions (anticipation, inclusiveness, openness and responsiveness)
  • Recognize RRI principles in P4 medicine projects
  • Propose a P4 medicine research project with the respect to available resources and in line with RRI principles
  • Understand the challenge of responsible ethical approach to data handling
  • Organise information in a form of a database of stakeholders in P4 medicine

 

Module prerequisite(s):

PROMISE - Preventive medicine

In this module, the participants will learn the importance of lifestyle in maintaining the well-being and preserving one’s health.

 

After the module, the participants will be able to:

  • Understand the impact of various lifestyle factors on prevention of different health condition
  • Discuss the importance of a healthy lifestyle and well-being in line with UN Agenda 2030
  • Communicate effectively in multi-disciplinary environment considering RRI principles
  • Develop dissemination strategy for various stakeholders

 

Module prerequisite(s):