Activities & Results

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... Read more >

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... Read more >

Postgraduate Program On Organ Donation development • Guidelines • Accreditation letters • On-the-job improvement projects’ reports • Postgraduate report Quality... Read more >

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... Read more >

On January 7th, 2020, the ODISSeA Postgraduate Programme on Organ Donation has started with 304 participants from Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines and Thailand. The ODISSeA Postgraduate Programme... Read more >

A total of 304 trainees from Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines and Thailand have been selected to participate in the Postgraduate Programme in Organ Donation (PPOD), to be launched on January 7th,... Read more >

The Postgraduate Programme in Organ Donation (PPOD) instructional design has been initiated based on the curriculum approved by all the Consortium partners and validated by potential PPOD... Read more >

The ODISSeA Train the Trainers Face-to-face course for the faculty from Thailand has taken place during the month of October in Davao (Philippines) and Barcelona (Spain). The “Train the... Read more >

From May 13th-17th, 2019, took place the ODISSeA Train the Trainers Face-to-face course. During the week, 30 healthcare professionals from Malaysia, Myanmar and Philippines attended the course, in... Read more >

ODISSeA Project started with the Diagnosis Study, conducted among Southeast Asian (SeA) Universities in order to identify the specific educational needs, and measure perception and attitude on organ... Read more >