Overview
The EUROSPINE Diploma in Interprofessional Spine Care (EDISC) is a new education initiative and aimed at developing expertise and empowering spine care professionals of all specialties.
EDISC is EPIC!
Evidence-based
People-centred
Interprofessional
Collaborative
This people-centred education activity, developed by an interprofessional team of experts with guidance from medical education specialists promotes collaborative care using evidence-based best practice to improve patient outcomes.
EDISC will be delivered online!
EDISC is EPIC!
Evidence-based
People-centred
Interprofessional
Collaborative
This people-centred education activity, developed by an interprofessional team of experts with guidance from medical education specialists promotes collaborative care using evidence-based best practice to improve patient outcomes.
EDISC will be delivered online!
Task Force members
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Pierre Côté Co-ChairUniversity degree(s):Prof. Specialisation:Trauma: Cervical, Thoraco-lumbar / Degenerative: Cervical, Thoraco-lumbar Institute, Department:Ontario Tech Universitycontact -
Margareta Nordin Co-ChairUniversity degree(s):Prof. Specialisation:Degenerative: Cervical, Thoraco-lumbar, Sacral Institute, Department:New York University / School of Medicinecontact -
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Jamiu Busari MemberUniversity degree(s):Prof. Specialisation:Deformity: Paediatric Institute, Department:Horacio Oduber Hospital, Maastricht University / Pediatricscontact -
Stéphane Genevay MemberUniversity degree(s):Dr Specialisation:Degenerative: Thoraco-lumbar Institute, Department:University Hospitals of Geneva / Division of RheumatologyUniversity Hospitals of Genevacontact -
Anette Ranhoff MemberUniversity degree(s):Prof. Specialisation:Degenerative: Cervical, Thoraco-lumbar, Sacral / Deformity: Adult Institute, Department:Diakonhjemmet Hospital University of Bergencontact
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Lisa Roberts MemberUniversity degree(s):Prof. Institute, Department:University of Southampton / School of Health Sciences (Mailpoint 11) Southampton General Hospital Room AA101contact -
Eva Skillgate MemberUniversity degree(s):Prof. Specialisation:Trauma: Cervical, Thoraco-lumbar, Sacral / Degenerative: Cervical, Thoraco-lumbar, Sacral Institute, Department:Karolinska Institutet Institute of Environmental Medicinecontact -
Steven Vogel MemberUniversity degree(s):Assoc. Prof. Institute, Department:University College of Osteopathycontact -
Erik Werner MemberUniversity degree(s):Prof. Specialisation:Degenerative: Thoraco-lumbar Institute, Department:University of Oslo / Dep of General Practicecontact -
Fabio Zaina MemberUniversity degree(s):Dr Specialisation:Degenerative: Cervical, Thoraco-lumbar / Deformity: Paediatric, Adult Institute, Department:ISICO / Rehabilitationcontact -
Christine Cedraschi AdvisorUniversity degree(s):Prof. Dr Specialisation:Degenerative: Thoraco-lumbar Institute, Department:University Hospitals, Multidisciplinary Pain Center / Division of Clinical Pharmacology and Toxicologycontact -
Louis-Rachid Salmi AdvisorUniversity degree(s):Prof. Dr Institute, Department:Université de Bordeaux / Univ. Bordeaux, ISPED, Centre INSERM U1219 Bordeaux Population Healthcontact -
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Berit Schiottz-Christensen ObserverUniversity degree(s):Prof. Specialisation:Degenerative: Cervical, Thoraco-lumbar, Sacral Institute, Department:Spine Centre of Southern Denmarkcontact
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Target Audience
• Healthcare professionals in Europe in order of availability and access: primary care physicians and surgeons involved in spine care, physiotherapist, chiropractors, osteopaths, occupational therapists, clinical psycholoigists, nursing practitioners, naprapath and others who are graduated as clinicians from a recognized institution (i.e. professional school or university).• At least two years of clinical experience is recommended but all new graduates are encouraged to register.
Learning outcomes
There is a need to provide health care practitioners engaged in non-surgical care with an interprofessional harmonised and evidence-based curriculum on patient-centred collaborative care.Obtain the EUROSPINE Diploma in Interprofessional Spine Care (EDISC)
The EDISC Diploma can be obtained by completing 7 modules over a period of three years.The EDISC programme is built sequentially starting with module 1 and ending with module 7.
After each completed module, continuous medical education (CME) credits and certificate are awarded. If the learner participates only in certain modules, modules in this case can be taken in a non-sequential way.
EDISC will be delivered online!
All 7 modules will be delivered online.The following modules will be delivered:
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