Biomecánicamente - Second Mid-Tern and Steering Committee meeting TRAIN4ORTHOMIS project

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Tuesday, 11 October 2016 17:21

Second Mid-Tern and Steering Committee meeting TRAIN4ORTHOMIS project

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IBV takes part today in Train4orthomis meeting (Online Vocational Training course on ergonomics for orthopaedic Minimally Invasive Surgery) that is taking place in BGU MURNAU facilities (Germany).

The main objective of this project is the development of the contents and the implementation of an online course to assure surgeons a worthy education and training along their professional career regarding ergonomics and usability applied to orthopaedic Minimally Invasive Surgery of hip and spine, matching product innovation with the needs of orthopaedic surgeons and the latter with their working environment. The e-learning tool resulting from the project will be available online in 4 European languages (English, Spanish, Polish and German) in order to increase acceptance of the course.

Train4OrthoMIS project will cover the lack of training of MIS surgeons, will improve the knowledge/capacities of the European professionals and will provide new skills for emergent activities that these of workers should carry out in their work.

The idea of the TRAIN4ORTHOMIS course is to assure surgeons a worthy education and training along their professional career regarding ergonomics and usability applied to orthopaedic Minimally Invasive Surgery of hip and spine.

Further information in the attached file and in TRAIN4ORTHOMIS website.

This initiative is funded by European Commission Programme Erasmus +.