Interdisciplinary Clinical Sciences 1

- Develop the knowledge of the physiopathological mechanisms of defense, adaptation, tolerance, dependence and homeostasis of the human organism towards exposure to chemical, physical, biological agents of endogenous and exogenous origin;
- Develop the ability to identify the conditions of unhealthy living and working places and seek the most suitable solutions and activate individual, group and network resources;
- Develop the knowledge, skills and experience useful for planning, managing and evaluating the technical interventions of primary prevention and necessary to guarantee the correct application of health prescriptions and preventive and educational interventions for health;
- Know the basic principles of prevention of accidents and occupational diseases in the various production sectors.

At the end of the course the student:
- Will critically analyze the various risk and aetiopathogenetic factors of the main diseases associated with environmental and occupational exposures
- Will be able to analyze working contexts with adequate methods to identify risk factors.
- Will be able to participate in multidisciplinary work groups in order to plan primary prevention interventions.
- Will acquire the methodological skills necessary to assess the quality of health prevention and education interventions.