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课程名称：公共卫生中的疾病筛查 概述：本课程探讨当前和未来公共卫生中不断增加的慢性和退行性疾病的现状，特别是伴随全球人口老龄化而来的相关问题。随着这些疾病的普遍性增加、潜伏期延长以及技术革新不断涌现，早期诊断策略的发展迎来了新的机遇。本课程旨在帮助学员批判性地评估疾病筛查策略的优势与劣势，通过多个与公共卫生相关的例子来阐述筛查项目的重要概念。课程最后将通过专家访谈探讨未来筛查的重要话题。 学习目标：完成课程后，学员将具备参与科学筛查领域的能力，并理解公共卫生视角下的筛查项目。 课程结构： 1. 模块一：筛查关键概念介绍 由福雷德·帕卡德博士和安托万·弗拉霍教授进行欢迎介绍，阐述筛查的定义、疾病自然史及亚临床状况的特征，并通过测验巩固学习。 2. 模块二：筛查指标 由伊德里斯·盖苏斯博士讲授筛查指标的相关概念，如稳健性、有效性和影响力，包括测验部分。 3. 模块三：孕期及新生儿筛查 由穆里尔·博丘教授讲授妊娠期和围产期的筛查内容，并通过测验评估学习效果。 4. 模块四：心脏代谢疾病筛查 阿尔诺·基奥勒博士通过病例研究介绍心脏代谢疾病的筛查，讨论相关的负担、利弊和建议，完成后有测验。 5. 模块五：癌症筛查 本模块讨论主要癌症部位的筛查，涉及结肠、前列腺、肺、宫颈、乳腺和皮肤癌的最新数据和政策，结尾处有测验。 6. 模块六：老年公共心理健康与筛查 探讨老年人群中的心理健康和相关失能筛查，由多位专家授课，并配有测验。 7. 模块七：低收入和中等收入国家及移民的筛查 讨论低收入和中等收入国家中非传染性疾病的全球化挑战以及移民的筛查问题，讲师包括巴斯卡尔·博韦教授等，课程结束后有测验。 8. 模块八：筛查项目的评估、规划、实施与未来 课程最后讲解评估和规划筛查项目的关键方面，由伊凡·琼斯博士提供讲解，并进行专家访谈，结束时设有测验。 本MOOC由日内瓦大学和洛桑大学联合设计，旨在提升公共卫生领域的疾病筛查能力。
Name:Introduction to Key Concepts in Screening
Description:This module will provide a brief welcome by Dr. Fred Paccaud and Dr. Antoine Flahault. An overview of screening and an introduction on how the course is organized and evaluated will be provided by Dr. Gillian Bartlett-Esquilant. Dr. Idris Guessous, a Senior Lecturer in the Population Epidemiology Unit in the Department of Community Medicine, Primary Care and Emergency Medicine (Geneva), and in the Department of Ambulatory Care and Community Medicine (PMU Lausanne) & Division of Chronic Diseases at the Institute of Social and Preventive Medicine (Lausanne) will provide lectures on definitions of screening. Natural history of diseases and the characteristics of subclinical conditions allowing early diagnosis will be presented. A quiz on the key concepts for screening will complete this module.
Name:Screening Metrics
Description:The second module, provided by Dr. Idris Guessous, will address the metrics of screening with concepts related to robustness, validity and impact. A quiz on screening metrics will complete this module.
Name:Screening in Pregnancy and Newborns
Description:This module on screening in the prenatal (pregnancy) and perinatal (newborn) stage of life is given by Professor Murielle Bochud, MD, PhD, head of the Institute of social and preventive medicine in Lausanne, Switzerland. A quiz will complete this module.
Name:Screening for Cardiometabolic Conditions
Description:Senior lecturer Arnaud Chiolero, MD, PhD, from the Division of Chronic Diseases at the Institute of Social and Preventive Medicine in Lausanne will be presenting three case studies related to the increasingly prevalent condition of cardiometabolic disease. Three different diseases will be explored in terms of burden of disease, benefits and harms, evidence and issues followed by recommendations about whether screening should be implemented. A quiz will complete this module.
Name:Cancer Screening
Description:Cancer is a classical field for screening because of both the improvement of the prognosis for most cancers and the usually long incubation period. This part of the MOOC will present current data, evidence and policies regarding the most important cancer sites that include colorectum, prostate, lung, cervix, breast and skin. This module is given by several experts including Elisabetta Rapiti from the Geneva Cancer Registry at the Institute of Global Health in Geneva; Professor Antoine Flahault, who is the Head of the Institute of Global Health in Geneva; and Jean-Luc Buillard who is a Senior Lecturer in the Division of Chronic Diseases at the Institute for Social and Preventive Medicine in Lausanne. A quiz will complete this module.
Name:Public Mental Health and Screening in Ageing
Description:This module explores the topics of public mental health and screening in the ageing population for neuropsychiatric conditions and physical impairments such as hearing loss. This module is given by several experts including Emiliano Albanese, assistant professor in public mental health in the Department of Psychiatry at the University of Geneva and the Director of the WHO Collaborating Center for Research and Training in mental health at the University of Geneva; Professor Christophe Bula who is the head of the geriatric and geriatric rehabilitation service at the Vaudois University Hospital Centre; Professor Armin von Gunten who is the head of the university service for geriatric psychiatry at the Vaudois University Hospital Service. A quiz will complete this module.
Name:Screening in Low and Middle-Income Countries and Migrants
Description:The globalization of non-communicable diseases is a major challenge in low and middle income countries (LMIC). At the same time, migration is occurring between these countries and high income countries. Screening for cardiovascular diseases and for cancer in low and middle income countries will be presented and discussed. In addition, the special consideration of screening of migrants from these countries will be addressed. This module is given by: Professor Pascal Bovet from the Division of Chronic Diseases at the Institute of Social and Preventive Medicine in Lausanne; Dr. Catherine Sauvaget from the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) in Lyon, France; and Professor Patrick Bodenmann from the Polimedical University Clinic and head of the Centre for Vulnerable Populations. A quiz will complete this module.
Name:Evaluation, Planning, Implementation and the Future of Screening Programs
Description:In this final module, important aspects of for the evaluation, planning and decision making about the implementation or stopping of screening programs will be presented. This material is given by Senior lecturer Jean-Luc Bulliard who is an epidemiologist in the Division of Chronic Diseases at the Institute for Social and Preventive Medicine in Lausanne. The conclusion of the module will be a series of interviews with experts on the future of disease screening in public health conducted by Dr. Gillian Bartlett-Esquilant, a visiting professor at the Institute for Social and Preventive Medicine at Lausanne. A quiz will close this module.
Current and future public health is characterized by the increase of chronic and degenerative diseases, corresponding to the worldwide ageing of the population. The increasing prevalence of these conditions together with the long incubation period of the chronic diseases and the continual technological innovations, offer new opportunities to develop strategies for early diagnosis. Public Health has an important mandate to critically assess the promises and the pitfalls of disease screening strategies. This MOOC will help you understand important concepts for screening programs that will be explored through a series of examples that are the most relevant to public health today. We will conclude with expert interviews that explore future topics that will be important for screening. By the end of this MOOC, students should have the competency needed to be involved in the scientific field of screening, and understand the public health perspective in screening programs. This MOOC has been designed by the University of Geneva and the University of Lausanne. This MOOC has been prepared under the auspices of the Ecole romande de santé publique (www.ersp.ch) by Prof. Fred Paccaud, MD, MSc, Head of the Institute of Social and Preventive Medicine in Lausanne (www.iumsp.ch), in collaboration with Professor Antoine Flahault, MD, PhD, head of the Institute of Global Health, Geneva (https://www.unige.ch/medecine/isg/en/) and Prof. Gillian Bartlett-Esquilant (McGill University, Quebec/ Institute of Social and Preventive Medicine, Lausanne).
