Etiket arşivi: Atılım Univ. Medical School

Vaccination & Public Health

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Dear Phase 2 Students of Atılım Univ. Medical School


All medical students,
Medical residents in different branches
Allied health staff
General public and Media,

On 8th October 2024, we’ll conduct a 1 hour lecture for Phase 1 Students of Atılım Univ. Medical School with a title / topic of

Vaccination & Public Health

Here are 50 main (+25 for further reading) power point slides having a rich and up to date content including COVID-19 vaccines.. (PDF 6 MB)

IMMUNIZATION & PUBLIC HEALTH

With respect and love. 8th October 2024, Ankara

Prof. Dr. Ahmet SALTIK MD, BSc, LLM
Atılım Univ. Medical School, Dept. of Public Health
LLM in Health Law
BSc in Political Sciences & Public Administration
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Principles of Health Care Management

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Dear Phase 1 Students of Atılım Univ. Medical School

All medical students,
Medical residents in different branches
Allied health staff
General public and Media,

On 13th May 2024, we conducted a 2 hour lecture on zoom for Phase 1 Students of Atılım Univ. Medical School with a title / topic of

Health Care Management : Principles

Here are the 71 power point slides having a rich and up to date content.. (PDF 8 MB)

Healthcare Management : Principles

Here are some remarks for rapid review..

  • In conclusion: Today’s lecture has provided us with a foundational understanding of the principles of healthcare management.
  • We have explored the multifaceted role of healthcare managers and the competencies required to navigate the complex healthcare environment effectively.
  • We’ve delved into the importance of leadership, strategic planning, and the ethical and legal responsibilities that come with managing healthcare organizations.
  • We’ve also recognized the critical role of financial acumen in ensuring the sustainability of healthcare services and the necessity of continuous quality improvement to enhance patient care.
  • As we move forward, let us carry the knowledge and skills we’ve acquired today into our future roles as healthcare professionals.
  • Remember, the principles of healthcare management are not just theoretical concepts but practical tools that will empower us to make a meaningful impact on the lives of those we serve.
  • Let’s commit to lifelong learning (LLL!) and self-improvement, for it is through dedication and perseverance that we will lead the way in advancing healthcare for all.
  • Thank you for your engagement and thoughtful participation.
  • May you all become the healthcare leaders our world needs.
  • This conclusion emphasizes the key points discussed during the lecture and encourages students to apply their knowledge practically.
  • It also reinforces the importance of ongoing professional development in the field of healthcare management.

With respect and love. 19th May 2024, Ankara

Prof. Dr. Ahmet SALTIK MD, LLM, BSc
Atılım Univ. Medical School, Dept. of  Public Health
LLM in Health Law
BSc in Political Sciences & Public Administration
www.ahmetsaltik.net       profsaltik@gmail.com
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Globalization & Public Health

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Dear Phase 1 Students of Atılım Univ. Medical School

All medical students,
Medical residents in different branches
Allied health staff
General public and Media,

On 24th of April 2024, we held a 2 hours lecture for
Phase 1 Students of Atılım Univ. Medical School with a subject of

Globalization & Public Health

´After the transformation mask in health,
it brought the privatisation and commodifying of health services in Turkiye.

  • ´Mediator State = The Merchant State vs. Citizen = The Customer!”

In June 2003, the ruling JDP (AKP) government started out by pushing WB-IMF-EU-USA) so called
«Health Transformation» imposed a mandatory General Health Insurance with
Premium = additional tax and traditional aim of unfair tax load was started to get forgotten.

Globalisation = New imperialism!

Please click the link below to review 61 slides that are enriched & updated

Globalization & Public Health (4,9 MB pdf)

With respect and love. 02nd May 2024, Ankara

Prof. Dr. Ahmet SALTIK MD, BSc, LLM
Atılım Univ. Medical School, Dept. of  Public Health
BSc in Political Sciences & Public Administration
LLM in Health Law
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Public Health in Developed Countries

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Dear Phase 1 Students of Atılım Univ. Medical School

All medical students,
Medical residents in different branches
Allied health staff
General public and Media

On 24th of April 2024, we held a 1 hour lecture for
Phase 1 Students of Atılım Univ. Medical School with a subject of

Public Health in Developed Countries

  • Poverty not only excludes people from the benefits of health-care systems but also restricts them from participating in decisions that affect their health.
  • The resulting health inequalities are well documented, and the search for greater equity attracts many concerned players and initiatives.
  • Fundamental to the success of these efforts, however, is the need for people to be able to negotiate their own inclusion into health systems and demand adequate health care.
  • There are strog relations between having a well established public health care system and
    being a wealthy country.

Developed countries are aware of the strong relationship between Public Health services and development. The backbone of Health Services has been defined as Public Health system.
Public Health services have been institutionalized in developed country.
Public Health institutions are scientifically free, administratively and financially autonomous.
Health Care Preparations are made with national plans against disasters.
For this purpose, it is aimed to carry out risk management, not disaster management.
At the faculty level, Schools of Public Health were established, led by a dean.
Public Health services are carried out largely with public responsibility.
Turkiye needs institutions like CDC, FAO, NIOSH, EFSA, EMA...
It is necessary to strengthen the Public Health Departments in Medical Faculties.

Please click the link below to review 39 slides that are enriched & updated.

Public Health in Developed Countries
(3 MB pdf)

With respect and love. 02nd May 2024, Ankara

Prof. Dr. Ahmet SALTIK MD, BSc, LLM
Atılım Univ. Medical School, Dept. of  Public Health
BSc in Political Sciences & Public Administration
LLM in Health Law
www.ahmetsaltik.net         profsaltik@gmail.com
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INTERNATIONAL HEALTH

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Dear Phase 1 Students of Atılım Univ. Medical School

All medical students,
Medical residents in different branches
Allied health staff
General public and Media,

On 02nd May 2024, we’ll conduct a 2 hours lecture for Phase 1 Students of Atılım Univ. Medical School with a title / topic of

International Health

Here are the 55 power point slides having a rich and up to date content.. (PDF 6,5 MB)

International Public Health

With respect and love. 02nd May 2024, Ankara

Prof. Dr. Ahmet SALTIK MD, MSc, BSc
Ankara Univ. Medical School, Dept. of  Public Health (Emeritus)
LLM in Health Law
BSc in Political Sciences & Public Administration
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Epidemiology of Respiratory Transmitted Diseases

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Dear Phase 2 Students of Atılım Univ. Medical School

All medical students,
Medical residents in different branches
Allied health staff
General public and Media,

We’ll conduct a 2 hours lecture face to face for Phase 2 Students of Atılım Univ.
Medical School with a title / topic of

Epidemiology of Respiratory Transmitted Diseases

Here are the 66 power point slides having a rich and up to date content.. (PDF, 3.7 MB)

Epidemiology_of_Resp._Transmitted_Infections

A few tips to be kept in mind                                  :

  • Many leading causes of death receive little mainstream attention. If news reports reflected what children died from, they would say that around 1,400 young children die from diarrheal diseases, 1,000 die from malaria, and 1,900 from respiratory infections – every day.
  • Acute respiratory tract infections are the most common illnesses in all individuals,
    regardless of age or gender.ØEpidemiologic surveys and community-based studies conducted since the beginning of the 20th century have determined the rates of illness and the pathogens involved in such infections.
  • Acute respiratory tract infections (ARI) are the main cause of morbidity and mortality among children aged <5 years in the developing world.
  • Respiratory viruses are spread via three different transmission routes: contact, droplet, and aerosol transmission.
  • Respiratory viruses can be transmitted via 4 major modes of transmission:
    Direct (physical) contact, indirect contact (fomite), (large) droplets and (fine) aerosols.

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As considering fight against Covid-19 pandemic, as a basicly respiratory transmitted infection, current content of slides, no doubt should be of valuable and important for all users.

With respect and love. 04 April 2024, Ankara

Prof. Dr. Ahmet SALTIK MD, BA, LLM
Atılım Univ. Medical School, Dept. of  Public Health
LLM in Health Law
BA in Political Sciences & Public Administration
www.ahmetsaltik.net         profsaltik@gmail.com
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MEDICAL WASTE MANAGEMENT

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Dear Phase 3 Students of Atılım Univ. Medical School

All medical students,
Medical residents in different branches
Allied health staff
General public and Media,

On 29th March 2024, we conducted a 1 hour lecture on zoom for Phase 3 Students of Atılım Univ. Medical School with a title / topic of

MEDICAL WASTE MANAGEMENT

Here are the 35 power point slides having a rich and up to date content.. (PDF 3,3 MB)

Medical Waste Management

In conclusion                               :

  • The management of medical waste is a critical aspect of healthcare that ensures the
    safety of patients, healthcare workers, and the environment.
  • Through this lecture, you have gained a comprehensive understanding of the types, risks, and proper handling of medical waste.
  • You have learned about the importance of segregation, treatment, and disposal methods, and the application of these practices in real-world scenarios.
  • As future medical professionals, you are now equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary
    to contribute to     effective medical waste management and uphold the highest standards of public health and environmental stewardship.
  • This lecture serves as a foundation upon which students can build as they continue their education and enter professional practice, always mindful of the impact of medical waste on health and the environment.

With respect and love. 01th April 2024, Ankara

Prof. Dr. Ahmet SALTIK MD, BA, LLM
Atılım Univ. Medical School, Dept. of Public Health
LLM in Health Law
BA in Political Sciences & Public Administration
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HEALTH ECONOMICS

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Dear Phase 1 Students of Atılım Univ. Medical School

All medical students,
Medical residents in different branches
Allied health staff
General public and The Media,

On 28th December 2023, we’ll conduct a 2 hours lecture starting at 09:30 am, face to face for Phase 1 Students of Atılım Univ. Medical School with the subject of

HEALTH ECONOMICS

Here are the 72 power point slides having a rich and up to date content.. (PDF 5,7 MB, also uploaded to Atılım moodle system)

Health_Economics

With respect and love. 28th December 2023, Ankara

Prof. Dr. Ahmet SALTIK MD, BSc, LLM
Atılım Univ. Medical School, Dept. of Public Health
BSc in Political Sciences & Public Administration
LLM in Health Law
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HEALTH EDUCATION & PROMOTION

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All medical students,
Medical residents in different branches
Allied health staff
General public and Media,

On 14th December 2023, we’ll conduct a 2 hours lecture face to face for Phase 1 Students of Atılım Univ. Medical School with a title / topic of

HEALTH EDUCATION & PROMOTION

40 slides, 3.2 MB, main material for this lecture :

Health Education & Promotion AHMET SALTIK

Below are 56 additional slides having a rich and up to date content (PDF 1,7 MB) to support main file above :

And a very valubele supplement, 15 pages, 1 MB : Health Education and Promotion (Concepts)

These files have been uploaded Atılım University Medical School, Moodle System.

With respect and love. 13th December 2023, Ankara


Prof. Dr. Ahmet SALTIK MD, BSc, LLM
Atılım Univ. Medical School, Dept. of Public Health
LLM (Health Law), BSc (Political Sciences & Public Administration)
www.ahmetsaltik.net         profsaltik@gmail.com
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Family Planning and Public Health

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Dear Phase 1 Students of Atılım Univ. Medical School

All medical students,
Medical residents in different branches
Allied health staff
General public and Media,

On 1st November 2023, we’ll be conducting a 2 hours face to face lecture for
Phase 1 Students of Atılım Univ. Medical School with the subject of

Family Planning and Public Health

Here are the 58 power point slides having a rich and up to date content.. (PDF 6,85 MB)

Family Planning & Public Health

Please keep in mind that                                 :

  • Family planning is the ability of individuals and couples to decide freely and
    responsibly the number, spacing and timing of their children and to have
    the information and means to do so.
  • Family planning promotes self-actualisation, empowerment, as well as health and well-being, and reduces maternal and infant deaths through the prevention of unintended pregnancy and unsafe abortion.
  • Family planning services include providing access to a range of safe and
    effective contraceptive methods, counselling and education, pre-conception care,
    screening and treatment of STIs-SRDs,infertility services, safe abortion care and
    post-abortion care.
  • Family planning is a cost-effective public health intervention that can reduce maternal mortality by 25% and neonatal mortality by 15%. 
  • It can also reduce the transmission of HIV and other STIs, prevent adolescent pregnancies, improve women’s education and employment opportunities, and contribute to  environmental sustainability.

With respect and love. 1st November 2023, Ankara

Prof. Dr. Ahmet SALTIK MD, BSc, LLM
Atılım Univ. Medical School, Dept. of  Public Health
LLM in Health Law
BSc in Political Sciences & Public Administration
www.ahmetsaltik.net         profsaltik@gmail.com
facebook.com/profsaltik       twitter  @profsaltik