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… A2 | 1ANNUAL REPORT 2018 | MHeNs| ANNEX II MHeNs / EURON PhD EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM A2 | 2ANNUAL REPORT 2018 | MHeNs| COURSE PROGRAM MHeNs / EURON 2018 Course/workshop/event Organizer(s) Description Faculty staff MHeNs/EURON and partners (actively) involved Number of participants ECTS / duration January 10-12, 2018 ESM Data Analysis Course - http://www.wvbauer.com/course_esm Maastricht University / Wolfgang … programme by the universities of Maastricht and Florence, a combination of residential courses and distance teaching. The programme offers a scientific training in the subspecialty of affective disorders. Taught by leading scientists, the programme deals with the latest developments in the field. It is a complement for professional training in psychiatry, clinical psychology and neuroscience. The course can be taken as a single course in the Summer School on Affective Neuroscience, leading to a … David Linden, UM. MHeNs: G. Kenis, D. Linden, N. Senden. Other EURON partners: UC Louvain: P. Kienlen-Campard, A. Jankovski, F. Tissir. P. leprince (Ulg); M. Rothermel (RWTH Aachen); C. Lefebvre (Lille) 110 0,5 ECTS for attendance + 0.5 ECTS extra when having a poster or oral presentation Nov. 28, 2018 MHeNs 11th Annual Research Day ““Career perspectives in and outside academia”” Maastricht / D. Linden, M. Moers Annual meeting with keynote speakers from MHeNs; PhD student and post doc …

… curation 2/26/23 WIDS – March 7, 2023 11 Raw data Spread across systems Heterogenous Identifiable Partial view of “me” Curated Data Set Pooled Standardized Pseudo/anonymized No linked view of “me” “curate many times, use once (and then dump them when analytics is done)” Hospital GP Genomic Vaccinatio n Approaches to Data Curation Horizontal curation 2/26/23 WIDS – March 7, 2023 12 Raw data Spread across systems Heterogenous Identifiable Partial view of “me” Curated Data Set Pooled Standardized … Curation: Harmonization, Integration Consent Management Personal Health Knowledge Graph (me) Reference Ontology The key challenge is how much we can automate this process by orchestrating multiple (AI) tools 2/26/23 DATA LAKE (interim secure data store) AIDAVA Overview of proposed solution 16 CURATED DATA IDENTIFIED (Personal Health Record e.g. IPS) CURATED DATA PSEUDO/ANONYMIZED (Common Good e.g. Clinical registry) Frontend User VA Patient Easy/ Cons ent? YES NO Data Steward Expert VA PERSONAL … Data Discovery Dynamic Consent (EU Digital Wallet) Catalogue supporting (re) generation Integrate and curate ONCE, into a PHKG for each individual Health Data Intermediaries (per DGA) ½ automated curation (AIDAVA) 2/23/23 WIDS – March 7, 2023 19 The best way I, as an EU citizen, can support the common good in health care is to start by my personal data, by maximizing their quality and agreeing to share them in trust THANK YOU 2/23/23 20 For questions, please contact isabelle@dezegher.com +32 478 …

… decisions without knowing who you would be in this new society? “But the nature of man is sufficiently revealed for him to know something of himself and sufficiently veiled to leave much impenetrable darkness, a darkness in which he ever gropes, forever in vain, trying to understand himself.” — Alexis de Tocqueville, Democracy in America Philosopher John Rawls asked just that in a thought The Fairness Principle: How the Veil of Ignorance Helps Test Fa... … world,” however, there will be a wide variety in the natural distribution of natural assets and abilities, and that there will be differences of sex, race, and culture that will distinguish groups of people from each other. “The Fairness Principle: When contemplating a moral action, imagine that you do not know if you will be the moral doer or receiver, and when in doubt err on the side of the other person.” — Michael Shermer, The Moral Arc: How Science and Reason Lead Humanity Toward Truth, … live a comfortable life.) The conditions necessary for self-respect For these conditions to occur, the people behind the Veil of Ignorance must figure out how to achieve what Rawls regards as the two key components of justice: Everyone must have the best possible life which does not cause harm to others. Everyone must be able to improve their position, and any inequalities must be present solely if they benefit everyone. However, the people behind the Veil of Ignorance cannot be The Fairness …

… will take care of the English translation of the approved, public reports of the FHML Council as of January 2022. 4 COVID-19 The Dean indicates that besides the official communication from the Executive Board, indicating that education will remain online in period 3 and the wearing of face masks will remain obligatory, there is currently no more information to report concerning the corona policy. More information will follow shortly. 5 Housing/area development and new construction Randwyck The Director FHML indicates that the renovation of Uns50 will start at the end of this month. … work on the 1st floor, Uns50-South, will be the first step. At a later stage, the construction work on the 4th floor, Uns50-South, will start. Various tests are currently being carried out on behalf of Facility Services to measure noise nuisance. When asked, the Director FHML indicates that noise nuisance for the laboratory animals is also taken into account. The first test results show that noise nuisance will be limited, also for the students in the Learning and Resource Centre. 6 Extra items …

… proposal Why do doctors work for patients? –from altruism to prosociality, with the perspective of Bushido 1.3 Abstract Background: Recently medical professionalism is an important topic in medical education and one of its principles is altruism. When altruism is discussed, it should be related to the different cultures and social contracts, respecting local customs and values. Furthermore, though the view that doctors should be altruistic is longstanding, there is an argument that altruism is … other principles of medical professionalism for current Japanese doctors? 2. What influences subjective workload for junior residents? How does altruism relate to it? 3. What do doctors gain (positive benefits) by seeing patients? 4. How could a workshop enables doctors with different backgrounds to share and understand their different work values among them beyond generations and across cultures? Study Design: Four studies are planned, each addressing one of the research questions above. The … this project, we will focus on altruism and its related concepts under the framework of medical professionalism. Etymologically, the word “altruism” was coined or popularized in mid 19th century by French social philosopher Auguste Comte (1798– 1857) (Online Etymology Dictionary, 2012). By Comte, altruism is defined against the self-centeredness of egoism—its polar opposite (Online Etymology Dictionary, 2012) and influenced by Christian religion (6). In medicine, the view that medical professionals …

… is not included in this text). ISBN: 978-90-5681-466-3 NUR: 770 2 Stress, the Brain and Behavior In a society run by deadlines, the clock, modern technology and numerous other demands and pressures, stress is an unavoidable part of everyday life. When an individual encounters an event that is mentally evaluated or ‘appraised’ as a difficult to cope with threat to well-being (e.g. (Folkman and Folkman, 1984)), the body initiates a stress response (e.g.(McEwen, 2007)). A stress response will … and neuroendocrine changes throughout the body that are needed for stress adaptation (see (Ursin and Olff, 1993, Akil and Morano, 1995) for a review). Briefly, the perception of stress first quickly initiates a sympathetic release of stress hormones (norepinephrine from nerve terminals and plasma epinephrine from the adrenal glands) into the blood stream. This increase in stress hormones will then leads to increases in heart rate, blood pressure and blood glucose levels that are all needed for … adaptation (coping). Upon receiving such fast limbic and hormonal stress inputs, additional cell bodies in the brain and periphery glands are then stimulated to release cortisol (from the cortex of the adrenal glands) that, in turn, is needed to restore the internal balance of the highly activated nervous system via a variety of complex feedback actions in the brain (see for a full review (Markus, 2008). 3 If a stress response is caused by a brief exposure to danger, then this response is well …