1. TARTU HEALTH CARE COLLEGE

3. Health care education since 1811 Mission: to provide competitive, high quality, innovative, international, R&D-based lifelong learning in an inspiring environment.

4. TARTU HEALTH CARE COLLEGE Since 2005 Tartu Health Care College as University of Applied Science or professional higher educational institution Institutional accreditation for seven years (2013-2020) The Assessment Committee decided to recognise progress in the Organisational management and performance assessment area with an additional note of 'worthy of recognition‘

5. CURRICULA Professional higher education (7) NURSE NURSE SPECIALISATION MIDWIFE RADIOGRAPHY PHYSIOTHERAPY BIOMEDICAL SCIENCE ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SPECIALIST Vocational education (3) CARE WORKER EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHICIAN CHILDMINDER

6. TARTU HEALTH CARE COLLEGE Number of personel 120 Number of students 1200

7. TARTU HEALTH CARE COLLEGE The selection of teaching/learning methods is based on: learner-centeredness, interaction and cooperation that facilitate the achievement of the best learning outcomes by the learner in a potentially authentic learning environment (simulations, project work, problem solving, and active implementation of knowledge).

8. TARTU HEALTH CARE COLLEGE Around 40% of all studies is practical training Learning and training needs supervision Supervisors need to learn how supervise Tartu Health Care College has solution for all of that, we provide students to supervise + we offer courses to hospital staff to learn how supervise

9. International Relations Open to Europe 65 partner institutions in 20 European countries (Erasmus Plus) Participating in various national and international projects, both as a promoter and a partner...

10. International Relations Open to Europe Member of 11 international federations, associations or network FINE (European Federation of Nurse Educators); EFRS/HENRE (European Federation of Radiographer Societies); ENPHE (European Network of Physiotherapy in Higher Education); EURASHE (European Association of Institutions in Higher Education). IFEH (International Federation of Environmental Health); EPBS (European association for Professionals in Biomedical Science); Nordejordemordern/Midwife of the North (Nordejordemodern – Nordic Network for Midwifery Education); BIOnord (Network platform for Biomedical Laboratory Science Education); ENNE(The European Network of Nursing in Higher Education); MEDICO (Nordic Collaboration Network for Nursing Medication Educators); Nordman Network.

11. Applied Research Studies Applied research is aimed at curriculum development and participation in the development of health care and social policy. Research studies: the study process health evidence-based professional development

12. Tartu Health Care College web magazine TERVIST! www.nooruse.ee/tervist

13. Family school, supporting breast feeding, gymnastics for pregnant, etc. Healthy Thursdays, Heart Week, Night of Sciences Organizing courses Workshops for pupils. Educating kids from secondary schools

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