3RD GAME-TEI
Preparing for the Next Pandemic Micro Conference and Group Challenge
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The third Transnational Educational Initiative (TEI) will be organized by Monash University in July 2021. Due to the pandemic situation, this year’s TEI will be held in online platform. Students from member universities of the Global Alliance of Medical Excellence (GAME) were invited to join the program to address answers to the following questions:
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What the factors considered by government and non-government organisations in preparing for pandemics?
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What do pandemics reveal about existing global inequity?
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What is the role of public health and bio-discovery in rapid pandemic responses?
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At the end of the conference participants should be able to:
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Identify the factors contributing to a successful pandemic response
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Discuss aspects of health, economic, social and cultural inequity that impact on pandemic response and outcomes globally
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Critically appraise the roles of public health and bio-discovery in successful pandemic responses
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PROGRAM FORMAT
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THEME: Do you have what it takes to save humanity?
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DATE: 26 July 2021 to 29 July 2021
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TIME: 7:00pm – 9:30pm (AEST)
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LANGUAGE: English
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PLATFORM: Zoom
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ELIGIBILITY
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Medical students of senior years
FEES
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Free of charge
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PROGRAM SYLLABUS (SUBJECT TO CHANGE)
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BIOGRAPHY OF OUR WORLD LEADING SPEAKERS
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FINAL CERTIFICATE
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A certificate of completion will be given to participating students
Date | Topic of the day | Details |
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University | Contact person | Email |
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Bologna (Unibo) | Fabrizio De Ponti | |
CUHK | Kathy Chan | |
Erasmus MC | Maarten Frens | |
Korea (KUCM) | Hyunmi Park | |
LMU Munich | Wencke Vonderhagen | |
Monash | Michelle Leech | |
Nagoya | Itzel Bustos Villalobos | |
Nottingham | Gill Doody |
T E I
Oxygen Declaration from the Future Doctors of the World
Matthew
Leacock
Creator of the Pandemic board-game. The Californian based games designer will be giving us a live Q&A session. He donates 5% of the revenues from his 2008 multiple award winning
worldwide hit cooperative board game Pandemic to Doctors Without Borders / Médecins Sans Frontières for their work in providing medical aid where it's needed most.
Kee
Park
Director of Policy and Advocacy, Program in Global Surgery and Social Change at Harvard Medical School. He is a US board certified neurosurgeon with experiences in Low and Middle Income countries and current WHO Expert Advisory Panel on Surgical Care and Anaesthesia.
Edward Fitzgerald
Clinical & International Lead in KPMG's Healthcare practice. As Global Executive to Mark Britnell, Global Chair of Healthcare, he worked internationally to support KPMG's health practice across 45 countries with revenues >$1.2bn. He is a British trained surgeon and is part of the Lifebox NGO, an organisation thatworks to promote surgical safety in low-resource settings.