Some examples of our partners’ awareness events:
Awareness events
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From January 2020 to July 2021: Local Seminars
The local seminars reinforced the knowledge and were designed to put into practice the contents acquired previously, therefore, facilitated the switch from theoretical knowledge to practice. These events helped learners achieve further knowledge in organ donation and improve their core competencies, for better clinical performance and patient outcome.
From May to June 2021: International Seminars
The 297 participants were divided into two groups of 140 learners. EU experts and SeA local trainers evaluated students’ competences through practical activities. It consolidated and complemented the acquired competences on organ donation and allowed continuous evaluations through the different sessions. Assessment tools were developed, agreed on and provided to experts prior to the seminar.
Project outcomes
Postgraduate Program On Organ Donation development
• Guidelines
• Accreditation letters
• On-the-job improvement projects’ reports
• Postgraduate report
Quality plan
• Quality strategy
• 1st Evaluation report
• 2nd Evaluation report
• 3rd Evaluation report
• Final Evaluation report
• 1st Academic assessment report
• Final Academic assessment report
Dissemination and sustainability
• Communication & Visibility plan – 1st version
• Communication & Visibility plan – 2nd version
• Communication & Visibility plan – Final version
• Examples of the partners Sustainability Plan
• Letter of commitment
Management
• Internal procedures manual
• Management board
• Scientific Committee
From August 2020 to June 2021: On-the-job Projects
In order to ensure that learning was transferred into practice, postgraduate programme students were requested to develop in small groups an on-the-job project. These projects gave the students the opportunity to identify an organ donation related practice that could be improved in their clinical environment through the newly acquired knowledge, skills, and behaviours. The topics of such projects have been identified and agreed together with their local trainers in order to ensure that the projects tackle local realities and clinical gaps.
July 5th, 2021: Final meeting
ODISSeA’s Final Meeting took place on July 5th, 2021. The outcomes and continuity of the project were discussed, as well as the quality control report and the budget results.
Some of our main results and tools:
- EOD Platform: https://eod-dissemination.com
- Quorum : https://www.quorumdti.org/
- QUAts: https://qats-odissea.oatineducation.com/
Learn more:
From February 2020 to February 2021: Extraordinary Management Board Meetings during covid pandemic
The Management Board was agreed between all partners. It is composed by the Project Manager from each partner institution and led by the University of Barcelona as project coordinator.
In response to the unprecedented healthcare crisis, the management board of ODISSeA has been meeting up regularly in extraordinary meetings to monitor the development in each country and mitigate with measures to manage the disruptions. Nine Management Board meetings were scheduled from February 2020 to February 2021 to cope with the pandemic restrictions, four of them not scheduled in the project proposal.
The Signature (Tanda Kasih) – a short film about the generosity of organ donation by University Malaya (UM), University Teknologi Mara (UiTM)
ODISSeA’s Malaysian partners, University Malaya (UM), University Teknologi Mara (UiTM), and the boutique production house Winning Pix have created “The Signature” (Tanda Kasih)” a short film about the generosity of organ donation.
Set in Malaysia, a melting pot of cultures with different religions and life perceptions, the story of “Yati” is one of a kind. Every family has a story. Challenges arise as tragedy strikes. “The Signature” is a tale about how tragedy unites four families as their stories collide.
The main goal with the short film is a beacon of hope in developing a sustainable program promoting public awareness about the importance of organ donation and transplant in the country.
The film has already gained an Honourable Jury Mention Award at the 9th Bangalore Short Film Festival, (June 2020) and Official Selection in the category of Sustainable Development at the 12th International Unseen Film Festival Sozialak of Bilbao, Spain (October 2020)
From May 2019 to May 2019: Scientific comittee
A form for expert nomination was distributed among partners in order to obtain candidates. After assessing the candidates, nine experts from Croatia, Malaysia, Myanmar, South Korea, Spain, and Thailand were selected and confirmed their acceptance to be part of the ODISSeA Scientific Committee. Eight meetings took place along the project implementation to discuss and review the research study protocol, diagnosis study and Postgraduate Programme’s curriculum.
“Inspire us through your Creativity” Organ Donation Innovative Strategies for Southeast Asia Art Competition – Results
The art competition has been closed! This competition has invited all participants, trainers and project members to submit their artistic creations. and until July 15th, we have received 14 art pieces from Southeast Asian and European artists!
The finalists were awarded with free access to the 1st edition of DTI-International Summer School, with 5 live sessions on organ donation and transplantation. In addition, the winner, Dr Dianne Vi Mosqueda, will receive a digital version of the Transplant Procurement Management Manual’s latest edition!
ODISSeA project wants to thank all the contestants for submitting their pieces. We have discovered many hidden talents and artistic souls!
Give Life, Go Share
by Garri Angsinco, participant of the Postgraduate Programme in Organ Donation.
Ateneo de Davao University, Philippines.
Everything ends
by Rojim J. Sorrosa, participant of the Postgraduate Programme in Organ Donation.
Ateneo de Davao University, Philippines.
Painting in a native bag (Bayong)
1st placeby Dianne Vi Mosqueda, participant of the Postgraduate Programme in Organ Donation.
Ateneo de Davao University, Philippines.
Give Them Hope and Pass on the Dream
by Wassana Auppasan, participant of the Postgraduate Programme in Organ Donation.
Mahidol University, Thailand.
Let’s donate our organ(s) to support fellow human beings
3rd placeby Sirirat Lertsuchatavanich, participant of the Postgraduate Programme in Organ Donation.
Mahidol University, Thailand.
Helping hand from ODISSeA
by Htar Kyi Swe, Project manager and trainer of the Postgraduate Programme in Organ Donation.
University of Medicine, Mandalay, Myanmar.
ODISSeA paints lives for brighter futures
Finalistby Htin Aung Latt, participant of the Postgraduate Programme in Organ Donation.
University of Medicine, Mandalay, Myanmar.
Stardust New Life
by Joanne Robles, participant of the Postgraduate Programme in Organ Donation.
University of Santo Tomas, Philippines.
Odyssey
by Juan Paolo V. Santos.
University of Santo Tomas, Philippines.
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3rd placeby Jennifer Jeanne B. Vicera.
Un rayo de esperanza
by Honeeleanne Borromeo.
University of Santo Tomas, Philippines.
You will always be a part of me
by Carlo Lunzaga Evangelista.
University of Santo Tomas, Philippines.
Complete the missing piece
2nd placeby Alma Josefa E. Norberte.
University of Santo Tomas, Philippines.
Put your donor shoes on
by Croatian Team.
University of Zagreb, School of Medicine; Ministry of Health, Croatia.