These activities resulted in the source materials for the new curriculum for the academic year 2002/2003. The main conclusions are as follows:

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1 Published on Second Faculty of Medicine, Charles University ( Study Charles University in Prague 2nd Faculty of Medicine 3 STUDY 3.1 Study and teaching activities In consequence with the previous proposals, the dicussion concerning the changes in the curriculum continued. The proposals were discussed with the heads of individual disciplines but we also sent letters to our former students asking what, in their opinion, should be changed in the curriculum. These activities resulted in the source materials for the new curriculum for the academic year 2002/2003. The main conclusions are as follows: 1. Histology will be taught in the 1st and 2nd semesters of the 1st year; it will be completed with an examination in this year. 2. The original subject of Histology Embryology was divided; it will be lectured up to the 3rd semester together with Developmental Biology (ensured by the Department of Medical Biology); the subject is completed with an examination after the 3rd semester. 3. Nursing will be given more space as early as in the 1st year. 4. Teaching of Pathophysiology starts in the 4th semester; this will allow better coordination with Physiology. 5. Coordination in teaching of Biochemistry and Physiology continues. 6. Teaching of Pharmacolopgy will take place in the 3rd year. Its aim is to complete the non-block type of studies after the 6th semester. 7. Teaching of Pharmacology and E.N.T. will be shifted to the 4th year.

2 8. Teaching of Public Healthcare will take place in the 4th year; it will be completed with the Stata Final Examination. 9. There will be introduced a new obligatory subject Sports Medicine. 10. Teaching of Orthopedics will be introduced separately in the frame of the 5th year. 11. Teaching of Urgent Care and Practical Medicine will be shifted to the 6th year. All the above mentioned changes will be done gradually, starting with the academic year 2002/2003, education according to a new curriculum will start only in the 1st year. Students in the more advanced years will continue their course of studies in accordance with the existing curriculum and every new academic year will follow the new curriculum. 3.2 Accreditation of study programmes In the course of 2001, the accreditation of Bachelor programmes was realized in accordance with the instructions of the Czech Ministry of Education and Sports. Based on the decision of the Accreditation Commission, the course in Physiotherapy is accredited till January 25, Accreditation of the Bachelor course in Optics and Optometry has not yet been settled. In 2001, based on the materials prepared by individual workplaces, the Faculty turned to the Czech Medical Chamber with an application for accreditation in the system of the life-long continuous education according to the professional regulation No. 16 of the Czech Medical Chamber. The accreditation was granted by the Scientific Board of the Chamber for all disciplines which applied. The list of disciplines is contained in the accreditation decision see the web sites of the Faculty. Since 1999, the Master degree study programme of the 2nd Faculty of medicine has been accredited by the US Ministry of education and source materials for the purposes of re-accreditation were submitted in 2001.

3 3.3 Study programmes At present the 2nd Faculty of medicine provides university education within the following extent: Bachelor-degree courses in Physiotherapy and Optics and Optometry Master-degree course in General Medicine Ph.D. course in Biomedicine Students in the Ph.D. course can enrol into one of the following fields (disciplines) of the postgraduate scientific studies of biomedicine and clinical disciplines represented at the Faculty of Medicine. OR 1 Molecular and cellular biology, OR 9 Neuroscience OR Farmacology and 10 Toxicology Biochemistry and OR Biophysics Pathobiochemistry 11 Human Physiology and OR Pathophysiology 16 Immunology OR genetict and virology OR 2 OR 4 OR 5 OR 7 Cellular Biology and Pathobiology Gerontology Experimental Surgery 20 OR 8 Microbiology 3.4 Entrance Procedure Number of application of the study Master-degree course OR Theoretical Principles of 21 preventive medicine

4 General Medicine General Medicine foreigner Bachelor-degree course Optics & Optometry 71 Physiotherapy 304 Ph.D. course Number of accepted applicants Master-degree course General Medicine General Medicine foreigner Bachelor-degree course Optics & Optometry 30 Physiotherapy 34 Ph.D. course 42 Of the accepted applicants actually started to study Master-degree course General Medicine General Medicine foreigner Bachelor-degree course Optics & Optometry 22 Physiotherapy 27 Ph.D. course Number of students in Students

5 pregraduate studies Master-degree course specialisation/year General Medicine General Medicine foreigners Optics & Optometry Physiotherapy Bachelor-degree course specialisation/year total 171 Ph.D. course 3.6 The List of Graduate Master-degree course Al-Soudi Sylva Kulísek Robert Lerch Milan Brno (rozená Al-Hitiová) Antoň Martin Bartoňová Kutná Hora Lorencová Martina Ostrava Česká Lípa Kateřina Bělíková Eva Machatková Bratislava Marína Benediktová Hana Benešová Kateřina Ústí nad Labem Macůrek Libor Mačoková Pavla Roudnice nad Labem Bouchalová Malý Jiří Mašík Marek Tereza Brázdil Jan Bronský Jiří Havířov Matějů Eva Náchod

6 Čadová Alexandra Olomouc Mendlová Pavla Brno (rozená Fabiánová) Černá Daniela Míšek Pavel Darebný Pavel Beroun Musil Lukáš Vsetín Roudnice nad Nencka Petr Ostrava 3 Duda Jiří Labem Fehérvízyová Bratislava Novák Jan Peterka Martin Slaný Ostrov nad Ohří Prusík Filip Plzeň Saur Karel Ústí nad Labem Zuzana Felcmanová Kateřina Ferus Václav Fleissig Daniel Haas Vojtěch Hampová Darina Šumperk Náchod Semrádová Lucie Stejskalová Čáslav Kladno Gabriela Havrlant Daniel Hlaváčová Zdeňka Hlavatá Dana Holoušová Pelhřimov České Budějovice Příbram Šretterová Helena Tesařová Petra Šeba Ludvík Mladá Boleslav Žatec Uherské Hradiště Tlustý Zdeněk Mělník Mladá Boleslav Tomek Tomáš Jindřichová Eva Tomšík Viktor České Budějovice Kačírková Kateřina Turek Jan Barbora Husa Tomáš Kamišová Pavla Kirchnerová Šárka České Budějovice Zlín Turjanicová Jana Víchová Zuzana Pardubice Městec Králové Knotková Dita Slaný Volf Jan Kolářová Petra Vorel Petr Kovářová Ivana Vyhnálek Martin Zámečník David Zámečník Tomáš Krejčí Lenka Dvůr Králové n.l. (rozená Čekalová) Krejčová Kateřina Hlinsko

7 Kubal Ondřej Kubuš Peter Kuková Irena Zapletalová Jitka Brezno Prachatice Zbořil Jan Zlámal Miroslav Jaroměř Litoměřice České Budějovice General Medicine foreigners Anagnostis Michopoulou Theodoros Balkamou Karolina Nikas Georgios Aharnai Papafragkou Xanthippi Bouga Adamantia Sotirios Bourdoumis Romoudis Pavlos Andreas Deligiannis Arlington Heights Demetrios Skalidis Nea Ionia-Volos Tilemachos T. Anastasi Deligiannis Arlington Heights Soldatou Eleni Striftis Ioannis Ioannis Anastasiou Dounis Vasillis Kasiakogia Aikaterini Katsaounis Triandafillopoulou Patras Ioanna-Dion Tsiakou Maria Thessaloniki Panagiotis Konstantinou Ioannina Vysata Patrick Rentzos Georgios Mantzivis Heliodoros New York Jaroslav Zacharouli Konstantina Bachelor-degree course Physiotherapy Larissa

8 Arnetová Kolín Veronika, Rychnovský Jihlava Tomáš roz.filipová Čech Zdeněk Helmusová Jitka, Rakovník Stejskalová Lucie Pardubice Zajíčková Helena roz.řeřichová Pivec Martin Jindřichův Hradec Bachelor-degree course Optics & Optometry Bílková Monika Handlířová Tereza Janoušková Dana Tábor Vejprty Krausová Zuzana Mahičková Petra Pešinová Alice Mělník České Budějovice (rozená Janečková) Ježková Petra Juhaňáková Lucie Kamarýtová Pardubice Pokorná Jitka Mladá Boleslav Mladá Boleslav Porvis Michal Jeseník Dačice Svobodová Hana Gabriela Klimková Krnov Štěpánka Koláčný Jiří Zdvořáčková Rokycany Štěpánka Postgraduate Students specialisation Teaching Institution Defense on

9 MUDr. Pavel Kršek Neurosciences Institute of Physiology of the Czech Academy of Science Lucie Suchomelová Neurosciences Institute of Physiology of the Czech Academy of Science Stanislava Immunology Institute of Porkertová Microbiology of the (rozená Czech Academy of Krupičková) Science MUDr. Jana Physiology and Institute of Loukotová Pathological Physiology of the Physiology Czech Academy of Science MUDr. Jakub Hort Neurosciences Department of Physiology MUDr. Hana Physiology and Department of Maxová Pathological Pathological Physiology Physiology

10 3.7 Life-long Education University of the 3rd Age The University of the 3rd Age provides education of the retired people; it is a programme of education in the disciplines they are interested in. A total of 127 persons studied in the two years of this programme. In 2001, the number of applicants for this educational programme was increased by 34 persons Professional continuous education Events organized in the frame of the life-long education in 2001 VI. Oncogenetic day Society for Medical Genetics Department of Biology and Medical Genetics Prague Workshop on Interventional Cardiology Clinic of Internal Medicine Diabetic Retinopathy Clinic of Internal Medicine News in Internal medicine Clinic of Internal Medicine

11 Lecture evenings of the Association of the Czech Doctors Clinic of Internal Medicine Working day of the Coloproctologic Section of the Czech Surgical Society Clinic of Surgery Methods of liquid chromatography and interpretation of the results in clinical biochemistry Department of Clinical Biochemistry and Pathobiochemistry Control of the quality and validation of results in the laboratory of clinical biochemistry Department of Clinical Biochemistry and Pathobiochemistry Examination of the bone metabolism and evaluation of results in the hospital and out-patient practice Department of Clinical Biochemistry and Pathobiochemistry Examination of the lipid metabolism and evaluation of results in the hospital and out-patient practice Department of Clinical Biochemistry and Pathobiochemistry Point of care testing Department of Clinical Biochemistry and Pathobiochemistry Specialisation study stay in Pediatric ENT Clinic of Otorhinolaryngology ENT problems in children Clinic of Otorhinolaryngology Specialized seminar for otorhinolaryngologists from the Prague catchment regions Clinic of Otorhinolaryngology Specialized study stay in the integrated problems of Pediatric General Practitioner, General Practitioner and Otorhinolaryngologist Clinic of Otorhinolaryngology Specialized study stay in Pediatric Endoscopy Clinic of otorhinolaryngology Lecture day of the ENT Society Clinic of Otorhinolaryngology Specialized course Interesting case histories in the ENT field in children 7th Prague Dermatological Conference Clinic of Dermatovenerology 3.8 Scholarships

12 A total sum of CZK was paid to 67 students in the postgraduate course of studies per year. A single reward for the excellent study results was granted by the Dean to six students of the Faculty; the total sum was CZK. The government scholarship was granted to two international students who study on the basis of the resolution of the Government of the Czech and Slovak Federative Republic No. 330/92 Coll. And resolution of the Government of the Czech Republic No. 2/94 Coll. And No. 343/96 Coll.; the total sum was CZK per year. In 2001, the scholarship for excellent study results was paid to all the students whose study average in the preceding year was between 1.00 and The total sum was CZK. Published: / Responsible person: Administrátor Source URL (retrieved on :17):