DOKUZ EYLÜL UNIVERSITY (DEU) HEALTH SCIENCES INSTITUTE (HSI) GENERAL INFORMATION DEU Health Sciences Institute was founded in June 2,1982 to coordinate Master’s and PhD education programs in various fields related to medical and health sciences, according to the regulations of YÖK ( Turkish Higher Council of Education) (Law code: 41-18/h). Student numbers (Academic Year 2002-2003) Total: 140 Master’s programs: 58 PhD programs: 82 Distribution of HSI graduates: 1985-1989: 36 Master’s, 7 PhD graduates 1990-1994: 76 Master’s, 30 PhD graduates 1995-1999: 85 Master’s, 61 PhD graduates 2000-2002: 44 Master’s, 31 PhD graduates VISION, MISSION, INSTITUTE AND OBJECTIVES OF DEU HEALTH SCIENCES The “vision” of DEU Health Sciences Institute is to become an educational and research institute, with the following distinctions: Ranking among the top of Turkish Health Sciences Institutes; Being recognized in international platforms; Educating and training students appropriate to the international standards; Leading the national health and science strategies. The “mission” of the Institute has been formulated as follows: To educate and train contemporary scientists, capable academicians, and individuals competent in their profession and capable of applying their knowledge and skills to different fields and possessing a strong sense of ethics. The “objectives” of DEU-HSI, many of which have been reached, are the following: To educate and train competent professionals holding international degrees, exercising “scientific thinking”, research-oriented, capable of “critical thinking”, creative, and innovative; To prepare and develop an “ideal learning environment” with feedback from the faculty and the students (educational system, supervisory system, physical environment, scientific and social activities) To revise the educational programs continuously with feedback from the faculty and from the students (horizontal and vertical integration, integration through problem-based courses, interactive lectures); To inaugurate new Master’s and PhD programs and to integrate and activate the ongoing programs; To increase the student body and to inaugurate modules and elective courses which would interest students coming from various exchange programs, both at the national and international level; To support research and take measures to improve research quality, as well as the quality of “theses”; To establish links with nation-wide and international training and research centers, to collaborate and cooperate with these institutions; To provide extensive and increasing support to train universal academicians. INNOVATIONS IN HSI Innovation in education Total quality management International collaborations INNOVATIONS IN EDUCATION Multidisiplinary, Interactive Courses: 1. “Planning, applying and evaluating experimental research” 2. “The Cell” 3. “Basic Laboratory Principles and Methods I-II” 4. “Structure and Function of Human Body” New Programmes: 1. “Use of Laboratory Animals in Health Sciences” 2. “Biomechanics” 3. “Medical Informatics” Educational and Developmental Courses 1. “Medical Ethics” 2. “Development and Learning” 3. “Preparation of curricula and course programs” TOTAL QUALITY MANAGEMENT ACTIVITIES IN DEU-HSI The Seminars Given In DEU Health Sciences Institute: “ISO 9000 documentation of quality management system” “Total quality management in education” “Quality circles” The Seminars DEU-HSI Staff has attended : “Philosophy of total quality management” “Institutional Culture” “Time Management” “5S Principles” “Non-Verbal Communication” “Office Management” INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATION Universities/Institutions that DEU-HSI aims to collaborate with: University of Applied Sciences, Aachen (An international academic collaboration protocol has been signed , 2002 Spring) Institute of Biology and Chemistry of Proteins, Lyon – not yet University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh – not yet Preparative Steps Taken by DEU-HSI For International Collaboration: Information package was prepared This package included general information about HSI and its location, coordinators, faculty members who teach courses in the programs and their areas of interest, history, curricula, grading scale, academic calendar, admission and registration procedures, linguistic requirements, accomodation and student facilities THE LIST AND QUOTA OF DEPARTMENTS/SCHOOLS WHICH HAVE MASTER’S AND PhD PROGRAMS UNDER THE COORDINATION OF THE INSTITUTE IN THE 2002-2003 ACADEMIC YEAR DEPARTMENT/SCH OOL/INSTITUTE PROGRAMS MASTER PH.D. Anatomy Anatomy - - Biochemistry Biochemistry - 12 Pharmacology Pharmacology - 7 Physical Therapy and Physical Therapy and 13 11 Rehabilitation Rehabilitation Neorological Rehabilitation 2 * Musculosceletal Rehabilitation 6 * Physiology Physiology * 3 Community Health Community Health 6 9 Occupational Health * 6 Emergency and Clinical Care Nursing Surgical Nursing Pediatric Nursing - * 2 * 4 * Obstetric and Women’s Health Nursing 8 * Public Health Nursing Fundamentals of Nursing 3 * - * Nursing Management 1 * Medical Nursing 5 * Oncology Nursing Psychiatric Nursing - * 2 * Nursing HistologyEmbriyology HistologyEmbriyology - 3 Otorhinolaryngology Odiology 1 * Microbiology and Clinical Microbiology 2 6 Microbiology Nuclear Medicine Nuclear Medicine 2 * Oncology Basic Oncology - 9 Parasitology Medical Parasitology * 2 Molecular Biology and Genetics Molecular Biology and Genetics 1 10 Biophysics Biophysics * 4 Interdisiplinary Programme Use of Laboratory Animals in Health Sciences - * Interdisiplinary Programme Biomechanics - * Interdisiplinary Programme Medical Informatics - * 58 82 TOTAL *: These Programme are not available -: No student in that programme SCIENTIFIC MEETINGS ORGANIZED BY DEU-HSI (2001-2002) Symposium: “Preparing, Planning, and Support of Scientific Research Projects” Panel: “Innovations in Research and Education in Health Sciences Institute” Conference : “Research Ethics” Conference: “Principles of Lecturing” Conference: “Inhibition of Monocytic Tumor Necrosis Factor Alpha (TNF-alpha) Synthesis by Activated Protein C” Symposium: “Science and Philosophy” Conference: “Hepatocyte Growth Factor, Signal Conduction, and Its Role in Carcinogenesis” Conference: “Basic Communication Skills” Symposium: “Symposium on International Collaboration” Conference: “The Neurobiology of Consciousness” Conference: “Differences in the Central Effects of Nicotin Between The Two Sexes” Conference: “New Perspectives in Cognitive Activities” Conference: “What Does ‘The Grandmother Image’ Communicate to the Brain: A New Memory Model” MASTER’S AND PhD PROGRAMMES PhD Programmes Anatomy Biochemistry Biophysics Pharmacology Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Physiology Public Health Occupational Health Histology- Embryology Microbiology Basic Oncology Medical Parasitology Molecular Biology and Genetics Master’s Programs Anatomy Biochemistry Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Musculoskeletal Rehabilitation Neuorological Rehabilitation Public Health Emergency and Clinical Care Nursing Surgical Nursing Pediatric Nursing Obstetric and Women’s Health Nursing Public Health Nursing Fundamentals of Nursing Nursing Management Medical Nursing Oncology Nursing Psychiatric Nursing Histology- Embryology Odiology Microbiology Basic Nuclear Medicine Molecular Biology and Genetics Use of Laboratory Animals in Health Sciences Biomechanics Medical Informatics ADMINISTRATION OF HEALTH SCIENCES INSTITUTE Director: Prof. Dr. Gül GÜNER Vice-Directors: Prof. Dr. Yeşim TUNÇOK Prof. Dr. Mine YÜCESOY Secretary of The Institute: Bahriye DEMİREL Address: Dokuz Eylül University Health Sciences Institıte 35340 İnciraltı-İZMİR-TURKEY Tel: (0) 90- 232 259 37 88 Fax: (0) 90- 232 277 65 84 E-mail: saglikbil@deu.edu.tr Web.deu.edu.tr/saglikbil www.deu.edu.tr