Ministry Accreditation Commission
Health of the Slovak Republic for further education of health
the workers (hereinafter referred to as "the Commission') are under Article 40 (1) of the Law
no 578/2004 Coll. on Health Care Providers, Health
workers, health professional organisations and amendments
certain laws as amended by the advisory body of the Ministry
the health of the Slovak Republic (hereinafter referred to as "the Ministry of Health');
carrying out tasks in the field of accreditation of further medical education
staff, assesses the fulfilment of the conditions of the educational establishments
implementation of study programmes (specialization, certification, continuous
training), first-aid courses and first-aid instructor courses in accordance with
principles of accreditation by the Ministry of Health, continuously monitoring and evaluating
quality level of continuing training, developing and approving minimum standards
for specialisation, certified work activities and continuing training
and carries out further activities in the field of further medical education
workers.
Started in March 2015 Commission in its new membership (list of newly appointed members in Annex), which continues to fulfil the above training tasks healthcare professionals.
In 2015 it took place on land 6 plenary sessions of the Commission. Working meetings Commission groups held mainly outside the Ministry of Health under the leadership of relevant chairmen of the working groups, where appropriate by electronic and telephone communication. Working groups discussed and prepared documents for plenary sessions of the Commission.
Among the main tasks of the Commission in this The year included an assessment of the fulfilment of the conditions of the educational establishment implementation of specialized study programmes, certification programmes study programmes, continuous learning programmes, courses of the first first-aid instructor assistance and courses as well as standardisation activities.
The Commission discussed and approved minimum standards for further training of healthcare professionals whose proposals were prepared under the chairmanship of the working groups concerned in cooperation with major experts from the Ministry of Health, organisations, professional companies and practitioners. In improving the educational process in the preparation of erudite professionals in the healthcare system, the Commission commented on the proposals innovation experts on the applicable minimum standards. Commission agreed the changes will be incorporated into an amendment to the yield, which sets a minimum standards for specialisation courses, minimum standards for certification programmes and minimum standards for study programmes continuous training.
The process continued in 2015. assessment of new applications for accreditation and so-called reaccreditations for which asked the relevant educational establishments carrying out further training healthcare professionals. In assessing educational applications The Commission also focused on re-accreditation. the number of graduates in each study programme over the last five years; focusing in particular on trade unions with low numbers of graduates, and no graduates for the period. That statistical indicator could be a support point for making changes to the specialisation trade union system; and certified work activities to avoid excessive atomisation specialization fields and the resulting problem with the lack of specialists in the health care system.
So far, he's been to the Ministry. Health of the Slovak Republic administered in total 1021 applications accreditation of specialized study programmes, certification courses programmes, continuing learning programmes, instructor courses first aid or first aid rates, of which in 2015 165 applications (including 3 applications for withdrawal).
To date, there has been an accreditation process issued 901 decisions, of which total in 2015 92 of which 90 decisions on the basis of which they are trained provide that:
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specialisation study programmes - 59 decisions (of not known 50 reaccreditation decisions,
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certification courses - 7 decisions (of not known 6 reaccreditation decisions,
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continuing learning programmes - 3 decisions (of which 2 reaccreditation decisions),
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first-aid courses - 19 decisions,
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first aid instructor courses 2 decisions.
Further issued during the accreditation process decisions on:
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rejection - 1
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repeal 1 on request.
The Commission notes that the 8 study programmes have lost the right to carry out educational provisions education, of which 3 specialization courses in nurse, 1 specialization study programme in a medical assistant, 1 certification study a programme in the medical profession of speech, and 3 study programmes continuous training.
Number of issued diplomas on specialisation and certificates by educational establishments Accredited by the Ministry of Health for 2015 are listed in the Annex the annual report.
Bratislava, 10 March 2016
prof. Dr. Pavol Jarčuška, CSc.
the president
Annex:
list of newly appointed members of the commission
LIST OF AMENDED MEMBERS OF THE COMMISSION
from 24.3.2015
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1. |
prof. Dr. Pavol Jarčuška, PhD. | the president |
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2. |
prof. MUDr. Juraj Payer, PhD. FRCP | doctor -surgical disciplines |
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3. |
prof. Dr. Peter Galajda, CSc. | doctor þ intrinsic disciplines |
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4. |
doc. Dr. Sonya Kiňová, PhD. | doctor of therapeutic-diagnostic-laboratory discipline |
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5. |
prof. Dr. Peter Stanko, CSc. | dentist |
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6. |
doc. Tomáš Tesař, PhD., MBA | pharmacist, pharmaceutical lab, technician for medical devices |
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7. |
doc. PhDr. Ivana Tomková, PhD., MPH | sister |
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8. |
PhDr. Janka Hrabčáková | midwife |
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9. |
Mr Barbora Koštialová | physiotherapist, masseur, orthopaedic technician |
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10. |
Zdenka Ultimate, PhD. | medical lab |
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11. |
MPH | public health professional |
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12. |
PhDr. Regina Sládekková, PhD. | medical assistant, optician, optometrist, medical assistant, optician, optometrist, assistant nutritionist |
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13. |
PhDr. Clara Gebe | radiological technician |
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14. |
Mr Stanislav Turis | medical paramedic |
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15. |
doc. PaedDr. Eliška Knoshková, PhD. | dental technician |
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16. |
PhDr. Catherine Jand, PhD. | psychologist, logoped, therapeutic pedagogue |
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17. |
Ing. Beata Hvozdovich | laboratory diagnostics, physics |
number of specialisation diplomas, certificates and training certificates issued the performance of health work by individual educational establishments for 2015