UNIVERSITY OF PELOPONNESE Faculty of Human Movement and Quality of Life Sciences Department of Nursing

UNIVERSITY OF PELOPONNESE Faculty of Human Movement and Quality of Life Sciences Department of Nursing

Where we are. The Faculty of Human Movement and Quality of Life Sciences, University of Peloponnese is located in the historical city of Sparta. Two (2) Departments: 1. Department of Nursing 2. Department of Sports Organization and Management

Building infrastucture In 2009 the Faculty moved into its own private facilities. Administration Offices Classrooms Offices for Academic Staff Teaching Laboratories Research Laboratories Library Lecture Theater

Teaching Six (6) modern classrooms with a capacity of 35-100 seats. All rooms are soundproofed and equipped with computer and mm projector. Lecture theater with a capacity of 350 seats equipped with video projector and soundproofed booths for simultaneous translation

Studying The Library has a capacity of 50 seats It has over 8.000 Greek and foreign books Numerous scientific journals 10 computer terminals

A few words about us.. The Department of Nursing, University of Peloponnese is a major academic unit for the production of new knowledge through research and teaching of nursing science in order to prepare nursing scientists to undergo a comprehensive and training combining both theory and practice so they can work successfully with psychosocial competence and responsibility as future health professionals.

Our vision. We serve a vision of quality of life and promoting health with the belief that the deep knowledge of nursing science, first and foremost, interweaving theory and practice, knowledge and skills along with an immediate decision - making process combined with the information and awareness of current developments in science and health concerns about health policies globally.

A few words about us.. Our high expectation is to create a rich educational and research environment involving a variety of scientific experiences and perspectives. Any extensions and innovations in health care, flexible teaching approaches, high quality patient care and utility services make up the components of the scientific and social identity of our department.

When it all started The Department of Nursing, University of Peloponnese started to operate for the first time in the academic year 2005-2006. Today: 11 academic staff 1 teaching and research staff 2 technical and laboratory staff 2 administrative staff

Other buildings Building in General Hospital of Sparta Teaching Laboratories Research Laboratories Classrooms

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UNDERGRADUATE STUDIES

24/3/2016 POSTGRADUATE STUDIES

24/3/2016 DOCTORAL STUDIES

UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAM IN NURSING Minimum length: 8 semesters or 4 years Number of weeks for teaching and examinations per academic year: 32 Total study workload: 6.400 hours Number of ECTS credits required for graduation: 240 ECTS Enrolled Students: approximately 120 each year

The program consists of.. 44 Compulsory Subjects 5 Electives Laboratory Exercises Tutorials Clinical Practice Internship in Hospitals Dissertation (optional)

1 st YEAR COMPULSORY COURSES Anatomy I and II Physiology I and II Biostatistics Biology Introduction to Nursing Fundamentals of Nursing I Health Psychology Biochemistry Health Informatics Medical English

2nd YEAR COMPULSORY COURSES Microbiology Pharmacology I and II Community Nursing I and II Fundamentals of Nursing II Internal Medicine I Medical Nursing I Surgical Nursing I Surgery Sociology of Health Epidemiology

3 rd YEAR COMPULSORY COURSES Surgical Nursing II Internal Medicine II Medical Nursing II Introduction to Psychopathology Research Methods Ethics and Law in Health Sciences Mental Health Nursing Nursing Theories Health Economics

4 th YEAR COMPULSORY COURSES Critical Care Nursing Pediatrics Pediatric Nursing Nursing Services Management Systems of Nursing Care First Aid Clinical Nursing Palliative Care Gerontological Nursing Therapeutics-Clinical Nursing Assessment

ELECTIVE COURSES Biophysics Biotechnology Applications Development Plan of Nursing Care History and Theory of Science Oncology Nursing Intercultural Nursing Maternity Nursing and Gynecology Nutrition and Special Diets Occupational Hygiene Communication Skills Anesthesiology Nursing Hospital Information Systems Surveillance of Hospital Infections Interdisciplinary Approach in Health Care Nursing Care of Children with Chronic Diseases Cardiovascular Disese Nursing Genetics

TEACHING LABORATORIES Laboratory of Computing Laboratory of Basic Sciences Laboratory of Nursing Practice First Aid Laboratory

Cooperating Agencies

RESEARCH LABORATORIES Nursing Research and Practice Laboratory Laboratory of Physiology and Pharmacology Laboratory of Epidemiology and Prevention of Hemoglobinopathies, Acute and Chronic Diseases Laboratory of Biology and Biochemistry

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POSTGRADUATE PROGRAM OF STUDY Management of Health Services and Crisis Management

The Postgraduate Program awards Postgraduate Diploma in «Management of Health Services and Crisis Management» with two specializations: Emergency Health Care Management of Health Services The aim of the Postgraduate Program is to guide postgraduate students so that they can: design and carry out research and educational programs, assess and implement the results with a view to promoting the subject matter improve the desirable result of triage response in cases of crises, mass disasters and emergencies.

Management of Health Services and Crisis Management Started to operate during 2009-2010 Places offered every year: 40 students Minimum length: 4 semesters Number of ECTS credits required for graduation: 120 (90 ECTS for subjects, 30 ECTS for Master thesis)

The program consists of.. Compulsory Subjects (10) Electives (1) Master Thesis (compulsory)

Compulsory Courses.. Principles of Organization Management and Project Management Research Methodology and Statistics Principles of Marketing Health Economics Epidemiology Human Resources Management Legislation of International Law and Human Rights Total Quality Management in Services 24/3/2016

Orientation courses. 1. Emergency Care Option Emergency Health Care Political and Institutional Factors in Crisis Management 2. Organization & Management of Health Services Information Systems Management for Health Services Political and Institutional Factors in Crisis Management

Electives Organization of Training Programs in Crisis Management for the Community Natural and Environmental Disasters Mass Media and Mass Disasters Management of Mental Health in Mass Disasters Child and Mass Disasters Resource Management in Mass Disasters Health Education and Health Promotion Safety and Hygiene in the work environment Crisis Management in the Developing World Mental Health Management of Health Professionals

24/3/2016 Activities

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Participation in the Intensive Programme EBIVAS EVIBAS (Εvidence Based Health Care- Erasmus Life Long Learning (funded by European Union)- ERA IP 2012 09 20.1-2.2.2013 in Liberec, Technical University of Liberec, Czech Republic 24/3/2016

Health Education Programs

Day conferences for teachers and parents

Connection with the society

Connection with the society

Faculty Members Rodi-Burriel Angeliki Professor Tsironi Maria Associate Professor Zyga Sophia Associate Professor Prezerakos Panagiotis Associate Professor Tziaferi Styliani Assistant Professor Panoutsopoulos Georgios Assistant Professor Ioannidis Anastasios Assistant Professor Rojas Hill Andrea-Paola Assistant Professor Andriopoulos Panagiotis Lecturer Katsaragakis Stylianos Lecturer Tzavella Foteini Lecturer Address: Orthias Artemidos & Plateon 231 00 SPARTA Tel.: +30 27310 89720 Fax: +30 27310 89721 http://sparti.uop.gr/~nosil/