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Premium member Presentation Transcript The Open Medical InstituteAn AAF-OSI Initiative: The Open Medical Institute An AAF-OSI InitiativeSlide2: An AAF - OSI Initiative to: Improve Health Care and Prevent Brain Drain from CEE, Russia and Central Asia and in the future, the world Three Step Approach: KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER (Seminars) II. EXPERIENCE EXCHANGE (Internships) III. CAPACITY BUILDING – DISTANCE LEARNING (Open Medical Clubs) OPEN MEDICAL INSTITUTE STEP I: KNOWLEDGE TRANSFERSalzburg Medical Seminars International : STEP I: KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER Salzburg Medical Seminars International Ongoing Series of Scientific Seminars Highly Competitive Selection Process Organized in Cooperation with OSI World-Renowned Faculty Donate Time and Materials American Didactics, English, State-of-the-Art Technology Small Working Groups in a Secluded Environment Networking Opportunities – Personal Contacts Colleagues help ColleaguesSlide4: New York CORNELL CHOP Duke Salzburg SALZBURG MEDICAL SEMINARS INTERNATIONAL Columbia AUSTRIASlide5: Salzburg 163 Seminars 671 Faculty Members 5,866 Fellows 33 Countries and Regions Salzburg Medical Seminars International 1993- April 2005 AUSTRIASlide6: 33 COUNTRIES AND REGIONS 5,866 Fellows per April 2005 Albania 133 Armenia 151 Azerbaijan 146 Belarus 39 Bosnia & Herzegovina 148 Bulgaria 143 Croatia 215 Czech Republic 233 Estonia 186 Georgia 139 Hungary 253 Kazakhstan 149 Kyrghyzstan 114 Latvia 204 Lithuania 293 Macedonia 153 Moldova 204 Mongolia 128 Poland 317 Romania 249 Russia - Moscow 192 Russia - Nizhniy Novgorod 139 Russia - Novosibirsk 149 Russia - Rostov-on-Don 45 Russia - Samara 185 Russia - St. Petersburg 193 Russia - Vladivostok 76 Serbia & Montenegro 205 Slovakia 276 Slovenia 196 Tajikistan 116 Ukraine 407 Uzbekistan 90 Slide7: WEILL MEDICAL COLLEGE OF CORNELL UNIVERSITY and affiliated hospitals (MSKCC, HSS, NYPH) THE CHILDREN´S HOSPITAL OF PHILADELPHIA (CHOP) DUKE UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY - COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS EXPERTS from Austrian and European Universities and Hospitals INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS (WHO, CDC, EUA) ACADEMIC PARTNERS FUNDING PARTNERS: SOROS FOUNDATION - OPEN SOCIETY INSTITUTE AUSTRIAN MINISTRY OF SCIENCE, CULTURE AND EDUCATION PRIVATE DONORS PRO INFANTIBUS FOUNDATION CORPORATE SPONSORS (AUA, SIEMENS, MEDTRONIC) VIENNA PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA FUNDING PARTNERSSTEP II: EXPERIENCE EXCHANGE AAF/OSI - INTERNSHIPS: STEP II: EXPERIENCE EXCHANGE AAF/OSI - INTERNSHIPS Hands-on Training in Austrian and American Hospitals for Seminar Alumni Learn New Techniques and Treatment Protocols Experience Modern Hospital and Health Care Management Build Personal and Professional Relationships Establish Joint Research Projects and Collaborative Studies Learn to Cope in another Health Care System/Country Train the TrainersSlide10: 33 COUNTRIES AND REGIONS 962 Interns per April 2005 Albania 27 Armenia 43 Azerbaijan 40 Belarus 1 Bosnia & Herzegovina 21 Bulgaria 40 Croatia 27 Czech Republic 33 Estonia 21 Georgia 46 Hungary 17 Kazakhstan 22 Kyrgyzstan 18 Latvia 23 Lithuania 36 Macedonia 37 Moldova 34 Mongolia 23 Poland 23 Romania 58 Russia –Moscow 15 Russia - Nizhniy Novgorod 29 Russia – Novosibirsk 42 Russia- Rostov-on-Don 18 Russia - Samara 27 Russia - St. Petersburg 32 Russia – Vladivostock 9 Serbia & Montenegro 40 Slovakia 45 Slovenia 12 Tajikistan 22 Ukraine 71 Uzbekistan 10 STEP III: CAPACITY BUILDING Distance Learning /The Open Medical Club (OMC): STEP III: CAPACITY BUILDING Distance Learning /The Open Medical Club (OMC) Open access to and free dissemination of state-of-the-art medical information via: Videoconferences CD-Rom Library Handbook Online The Global Case Library Support and Improve Local Health Care Systems In-Country Satellite Symposia and Conferences Second Opinion and Patient Care Without Borders Knowledge Transfer Locally Attract New Talent AAF/OSI - Alumni Network Open the Medical EstablishmentFELLOWS & THEIR DEVELOPMENT: FELLOWS & THEIR DEVELOPMENT Dr Laura Krekulova, Prague, Czech Republic won a $ 250,000 NIH Fogarty grant to fund her own lab in Prague to study drug resistancy in infectious diseases Dr Vladimir Kouznetsov, Vladivostock, Russia Director of the Healthcare System in Vladivostok and regularly in contact with Austrian and American Hospital management companies Dr Alexandr Zagoroulko, Ukraine published the most up to date atlas for the microstructure of the lung in collaboration with scientists from the University of Vienna Dr Alexei Bobrik, Moscow, Russia has been entrusted with implementing a $ 90 Million Global Fund grant for HIV education in Russia FUTURE DEVELOPMENTS: FUTURE DEVELOPMENTS SCHLOSS ARENBERG A Central European Campus for AAF/OSI educational activities GERHARD ANDLINGER CHAIR for Distance Learning at Weill-Cornell (Virtual Medical School) CAMPEAU CENTER FOR INTERNATIONAL PEDIATRICS at The Children´s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) WHO – HEALTH ACADEMY – VIENNA BRANCH Clinical Postgraduate Education for Physicians from all over the World Collaboration with: BIOMED-CENTER and VSCR Vienna, ROCKEFELLER UNIVERSITY New YorkTHE „REAL“ BENEFIT: THE „REAL“ BENEFIT „This educational program not only changed my life, it saved the lives of many of my newborn babies who otherwise would not have had a chance“ Dr Krcho (Neonatologist, Kosice) CHARTER THE OMI is a private, non-governmental organization comprised of physicians and health care professionals whose aim is is to educate colleagues from countries in transition and foster their professional growth. 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Aulitzky OMI ppt May 27 GROUP D Ming Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINTLite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 163 Category: Entertainment License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: October 26, 2007 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript The Open Medical InstituteAn AAF-OSI Initiative: The Open Medical Institute An AAF-OSI InitiativeSlide2: An AAF - OSI Initiative to: Improve Health Care and Prevent Brain Drain from CEE, Russia and Central Asia and in the future, the world Three Step Approach: KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER (Seminars) II. EXPERIENCE EXCHANGE (Internships) III. CAPACITY BUILDING – DISTANCE LEARNING (Open Medical Clubs) OPEN MEDICAL INSTITUTE STEP I: KNOWLEDGE TRANSFERSalzburg Medical Seminars International : STEP I: KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER Salzburg Medical Seminars International Ongoing Series of Scientific Seminars Highly Competitive Selection Process Organized in Cooperation with OSI World-Renowned Faculty Donate Time and Materials American Didactics, English, State-of-the-Art Technology Small Working Groups in a Secluded Environment Networking Opportunities – Personal Contacts Colleagues help ColleaguesSlide4: New York CORNELL CHOP Duke Salzburg SALZBURG MEDICAL SEMINARS INTERNATIONAL Columbia AUSTRIASlide5: Salzburg 163 Seminars 671 Faculty Members 5,866 Fellows 33 Countries and Regions Salzburg Medical Seminars International 1993- April 2005 AUSTRIASlide6: 33 COUNTRIES AND REGIONS 5,866 Fellows per April 2005 Albania 133 Armenia 151 Azerbaijan 146 Belarus 39 Bosnia & Herzegovina 148 Bulgaria 143 Croatia 215 Czech Republic 233 Estonia 186 Georgia 139 Hungary 253 Kazakhstan 149 Kyrghyzstan 114 Latvia 204 Lithuania 293 Macedonia 153 Moldova 204 Mongolia 128 Poland 317 Romania 249 Russia - Moscow 192 Russia - Nizhniy Novgorod 139 Russia - Novosibirsk 149 Russia - Rostov-on-Don 45 Russia - Samara 185 Russia - St. Petersburg 193 Russia - Vladivostok 76 Serbia & Montenegro 205 Slovakia 276 Slovenia 196 Tajikistan 116 Ukraine 407 Uzbekistan 90 Slide7: WEILL MEDICAL COLLEGE OF CORNELL UNIVERSITY and affiliated hospitals (MSKCC, HSS, NYPH) THE CHILDREN´S HOSPITAL OF PHILADELPHIA (CHOP) DUKE UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY - COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS EXPERTS from Austrian and European Universities and Hospitals INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS (WHO, CDC, EUA) ACADEMIC PARTNERS FUNDING PARTNERS: SOROS FOUNDATION - OPEN SOCIETY INSTITUTE AUSTRIAN MINISTRY OF SCIENCE, CULTURE AND EDUCATION PRIVATE DONORS PRO INFANTIBUS FOUNDATION CORPORATE SPONSORS (AUA, SIEMENS, MEDTRONIC) VIENNA PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA FUNDING PARTNERSSTEP II: EXPERIENCE EXCHANGE AAF/OSI - INTERNSHIPS: STEP II: EXPERIENCE EXCHANGE AAF/OSI - INTERNSHIPS Hands-on Training in Austrian and American Hospitals for Seminar Alumni Learn New Techniques and Treatment Protocols Experience Modern Hospital and Health Care Management Build Personal and Professional Relationships Establish Joint Research Projects and Collaborative Studies Learn to Cope in another Health Care System/Country Train the TrainersSlide10: 33 COUNTRIES AND REGIONS 962 Interns per April 2005 Albania 27 Armenia 43 Azerbaijan 40 Belarus 1 Bosnia & Herzegovina 21 Bulgaria 40 Croatia 27 Czech Republic 33 Estonia 21 Georgia 46 Hungary 17 Kazakhstan 22 Kyrgyzstan 18 Latvia 23 Lithuania 36 Macedonia 37 Moldova 34 Mongolia 23 Poland 23 Romania 58 Russia –Moscow 15 Russia - Nizhniy Novgorod 29 Russia – Novosibirsk 42 Russia- Rostov-on-Don 18 Russia - Samara 27 Russia - St. Petersburg 32 Russia – Vladivostock 9 Serbia & Montenegro 40 Slovakia 45 Slovenia 12 Tajikistan 22 Ukraine 71 Uzbekistan 10 STEP III: CAPACITY BUILDING Distance Learning /The Open Medical Club (OMC): STEP III: CAPACITY BUILDING Distance Learning /The Open Medical Club (OMC) Open access to and free dissemination of state-of-the-art medical information via: Videoconferences CD-Rom Library Handbook Online The Global Case Library Support and Improve Local Health Care Systems In-Country Satellite Symposia and Conferences Second Opinion and Patient Care Without Borders Knowledge Transfer Locally Attract New Talent AAF/OSI - Alumni Network Open the Medical EstablishmentFELLOWS & THEIR DEVELOPMENT: FELLOWS & THEIR DEVELOPMENT Dr Laura Krekulova, Prague, Czech Republic won a $ 250,000 NIH Fogarty grant to fund her own lab in Prague to study drug resistancy in infectious diseases Dr Vladimir Kouznetsov, Vladivostock, Russia Director of the Healthcare System in Vladivostok and regularly in contact with Austrian and American Hospital management companies Dr Alexandr Zagoroulko, Ukraine published the most up to date atlas for the microstructure of the lung in collaboration with scientists from the University of Vienna Dr Alexei Bobrik, Moscow, Russia has been entrusted with implementing a $ 90 Million Global Fund grant for HIV education in Russia FUTURE DEVELOPMENTS: FUTURE DEVELOPMENTS SCHLOSS ARENBERG A Central European Campus for AAF/OSI educational activities GERHARD ANDLINGER CHAIR for Distance Learning at Weill-Cornell (Virtual Medical School) CAMPEAU CENTER FOR INTERNATIONAL PEDIATRICS at The Children´s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) WHO – HEALTH ACADEMY – VIENNA BRANCH Clinical Postgraduate Education for Physicians from all over the World Collaboration with: BIOMED-CENTER and VSCR Vienna, ROCKEFELLER UNIVERSITY New YorkTHE „REAL“ BENEFIT: THE „REAL“ BENEFIT „This educational program not only changed my life, it saved the lives of many of my newborn babies who otherwise would not have had a chance“ Dr Krcho (Neonatologist, Kosice) CHARTER THE OMI is a private, non-governmental organization comprised of physicians and health care professionals whose aim is is to educate colleagues from countries in transition and foster their professional growth. The OMI shares knowledge and experience with colleagues and health care providers irrespective of nationality, race or religion. OMI builds friendships and alliances across borders and continents helping colleagues improve their skills to deliver the best possible care to all their patients.OMI promises: Open access to the latest medical information and researchOpen access to colleaguesOpen access to advanced trainingOpen access to the best preventive medical practices: CHARTER THE OMI is a private, non-governmental organization comprised of physicians and health care professionals whose aim is is to educate colleagues from countries in transition and foster their professional growth. The OMI shares knowledge and experience with colleagues and health care providers irrespective of nationality, race or religion. OMI builds friendships and alliances across borders and continents helping colleagues improve their skills to deliver the best possible care to all their patients. OMI promises: Open access to the latest medical information and research Open access to colleagues Open access to advanced training Open access to the best preventive medical practices