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 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.
Task Force members
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Pierre Côté Co-ChairUniversity degree(s):DC PhD Specialisation:Degenerative:Cervical, Degenerative:Thoraco-lumbar, Trauma:Cervical, Trauma:Thoraco-lumbar Institute, Department:Ontario Tech University /contact -
Margareta Nordin Co-ChairUniversity degree(s):Prof. Dr. Med. Sci. Specialisation:Degenerative:Cervical, Degenerative:Thoraco-lumbar, Degenerative:Sacralcontact -
Richard Brown MemberUniversity degree(s):DC Institute, Department:World Federation of Chiropractic /contact -
Jamiu Busari MemberUniversity degree(s):MD PhD Specialisation:Deformity:Pediatric Institute, Department:Horacio Oduber Hospital / Maastricht University / Pediatricscontact -
Lisa Roberts MemberUniversity degree(s):PhD Institute, Department:School of Health Sciences (Mailpoint 11) Southampton General Hospital Room AA101 / University of Southampton / School of Health Sciences, University of Southamptoncontact -
Eva Skillgate MemberUniversity degree(s):PhD Specialisation:Degenerative:Cervical, Degenerative:Thoraco-lumbar, Degenerative:Sacral, Trauma:Cervical, Trauma:Thoraco-lumbar, Trauma:Sacral Institute, Department:Sophiahemmet University / Department of health promotion scienses /contact -
Steven Vogel MemberInstitute, Department:University College of Osteopathy / Research centrecontact -
Erik Werner MemberUniversity degree(s):MD PhD Specialisation:Degenerative:Thoraco-lumbar Institute, Department:University of Oslo / Dep of General Practicecontact -
Fabio Zaina MemberUniversity degree(s):MD Specialisation:Degenerative:Cervical, Degenerative:Thoraco-lumbar, Deformity:Pediatric, Deformity:Adult Institute, Department:ISICO - Italian Scientific Spine Institute20141contact -
Alberto Zerbi MemberUniversity degree(s):MD Specialisation:Degenerative:Cervical, Degenerative:Thoraco-lumbar, Degenerative:Sacral, Tumour:Cervical, Tumour:Thoraco-lumbar, Tumour:Sacral, Trauma:Cervical, Trauma:Thoraco-lumbar, Trauma:Sacral, Deformity:Pediatric, Deformity:Adult, Metabolic, Genetic, Intradural, Infectioncontact -
Christine Cedraschi AdvisorUniversity degree(s):PhD Specialisation:Degenerative:Thoraco-lumbar Institute, Department:Multidisciplinary Pain CenterDivision of Clinical Pharmacology and ToxicologyUniversity Hospitalscontact -
Louis-Rachid Salmi AdvisorUniversity degree(s):MD PhD Institute, Department:Univ. Bordeaux, ISPED, Centre INSERM U1219 Bordeaux Population Healthcontact -
Stéphane Genevay EduCom LiaisonUniversity degree(s):MD Specialisation:Degenerative:Thoraco-lumbar Institute, Department:Division of RheumatologyUniversity Hospitals of Genevacontact -
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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)
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 during EduWeek!
All 7 modules will be available during EduWeek 2021 taking place on 11-15 January 2021 in Strasbourg, France.The following modules will be delivered:
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