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
Patient-centred
Interprofessional
Collaborative
This patient-centred education activity, developed by an interprofessional team of experts with guidance from medical education specialists promotes patient-centred and collaborative care using evidence-based best practice to improve patient outcomes.
EDISC is EPIC!
Evidence-based
Patient-centred
Interprofessional
Collaborative
This patient-centred education activity, developed by an interprofessional team of experts with guidance from medical education specialists promotes patient-centred and collaborative care using evidence-based best practice to improve patient outcomes.
Target Audience
Healthcare professionals in Europe in order of availability and access: primary care physicians and surgeons, physiotherapists, chiropractors, osteopaths, naprapaths and others who are graduated as clinicians from a recognised institution (e.g. 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 medical and non-medical practitioners engaged in conservative care with a harmonised evidence-based curriculum on patient-centred collaborative care.Obtain the EUROSPINE Diploma in Interprofessional Spine Care (EDISC)
In order to obtain the EUROSPINE Diploma in Interprofessional Spine Care, practitioners must complete all 7 EDISC modules.Not all Modules can be taken within one year. The maximum number of Modules that can be taken within a year is 4.
EDISC launches during EduWeek 2019!
The first 4 modules will be launched during Education Week 2019 taking place from 1–5 July 2019 in Geneva, Switzerland.The remaining 3 modules will be made available as of 2020 (dates to be confirmed).
Modules will be launched as follows:
For more information and preliminary programmes, please visit:
