Track 7 (Surgical approach to diseases)

Track 7 focuses on the surgical care pathway, providing students with a comprehensive understanding of the methodology, objectives, and decision-making processes in surgery. The course addresses different surgical approaches, common procedures, and alternative techniques, highlighting their technical features and clinical applications. Students will learn how to integrate patient-specific clinical characteristics with procedural options to determine the appropriateness of surgical intervention and to tailor treatments for optimal outcomes. The track emphasizes evidence-based decision-making, personalized care, and the balance between technical feasibility and patient-centered considerations in surgical practice. By the end of the course, students are expected to understand how to plan, evaluate, and personalize surgical interventions in diverse clinical scenarios.

By the end of this track, students will have acquired a comprehensive understanding of surgical methodology, objectives, and the decision-making process within the surgical care pathway. They will be able to recognize and differentiate between various surgical approaches, common procedures, and alternative techniques, understanding their technical features and clinical applications.
Students will also develop the ability to integrate patient-specific clinical characteristics into surgical planning, determining the appropriateness of interventions and personalizing treatment to achieve the best possible outcomes. By the end of the track, graduates will be capable of making evidence-based decisions, optimizing surgical strategies, and contributing to patient-centered care across a range of clinical scenarios