This course is intended to confront and promote you, as veterinary students, to discover the relationships between people health and civic health, animal health and human health, and clinical and population-based health practice.
The principle of this course is to transfer your concentration away from the pathophysiologic effects of disease on individuals, and refocus it on a much bigger question: what connection will you and your patients have with the health of the community? In this course, we will use the elderly as a model population to discover the intersection between clinical practice and population medicine.
Preclinical Complete Denture Prosthodontics
Preclinical absolute Denture Prosthodontics is the fundamental total denture course for second year Dental students. This is the preliminary course to the treatment of the edentulous patient and continues as the student progresses to the superior Clinical Complete Denture Lecture Series and the clinical treatment of patients.
Producing Films for Social Change
This is an intensive, hands-on editorial and making course in which students pitch their ideas and then research, report, produce, shoot, write, and edit their own short documentary films on social issues touching the local community, the U.S., or the humankind. Readings and discussions center of attention on recent news, media ethics, media literacy, the declining credibility of the press, journalists' responsibilities to the community, social justice issues, First Amendment principles, corporate media ownership, media images of women and people of color, and the powerful role of media (TV news, documentaries, new media, digital storytelling) as tools for civic engagement and positive social change. We will cover the basic principles and techniques of video journalism, including directing, lighting, camera work, composition, interviewing, and character development. The classroom will be run like a newsroom, working collaboratively under deadlines with editorial guidance from Senior and Executive Producers. Students work in production teams on their films. The aim of this course is to help students become media literate and to hone their skills as producers and consumers of news through screenings, critiques, and guest lectures by prominent journalists, filmmakers, activists, and policy makers.
Promoting Positive Development Among Youth
Students will study about Applied Developmental Science (ADS) and to utilize research about human development to inform programs and policies pertinent to topics of social significance.
Quality Oversight in the Health Care Marketplace
This section explain the key players in health care accreditation and assessment, recent and emerging programs in performance measurement, and the role of report cards and pay-for-performance in creating incentives for quality enhancement. The objective of this module is to present practitioners with information, strategies and tools to handle and supply high quality and cost-effective care for patients.
This course evaluates how the kidneys adapt to extra-renal disturbances and explores disorders that arise from most important defects in kidney function. In addition, the course explores the pathogenesis and therapy of chronic kidney disease and the consequences of kidney breakdown.
Special Care in Dentistry is a program intended to introduce you to some characteristics and dental care needs of persons with particular needs. These units are designed to enhance your knowledge and awareness of patients with developmental disabilities, and supply you with practical tools for providing high-quality care.
This course scrutinize competing theories, models, and analytical frameworks for understanding policymaking. Case study application is used to underscore lessons learned and knowledge of the essential tools of lawmaking is sharpened. The course is educated as a seminar, allowing students to participate actively in class discussion.
Tropical Ecology and Conservation
This seminar plus field work in Costa Rica is intended to give students with an in-depth understanding of tropical ecology and conservation biology.
Veterinary Gross Pathology Image Collection
This photographic compilation represents the combined experience of more than forty years of experience in veterinary diagnostic pathology and this precious resource is now accessible to the scientific community through Tufts OCW. The compilation, around four thousand images, has been sorted, digitized, and organized for ease of viewing.
Veterinary Respiratory Pathophysiology
This course establishes students to the structure and function of the respiratory system under regular and pathological Diagnostic techniques and evaluation are presented along with widespread mechanisms of respiratory tissue damage and general diseases on numerous animal Emphasis is placed on the role of respiratory defense mechanisms and their defeat by host-adapted respiratory pathogens.
Water and Diplomacy: Integration of Science, Engineering and Diplomacy
This seminar is to get ready a new generation of interdisciplinary water professions who will think across boundaries, emphasize integration of knowledge, link knowledge and action from multiple perspectives to help decrease water conflicts and enlarge the distribution of benefits among partners through mutual gains discussions.
The core program in Zoological Medicine at Tufts is existing in two separate, but continuous courses: Introduction to Zoological Medicine and Zoological Medicine. Zoological medicine has recently been adopted as a worldwide term to be applied to all non-traditional species, including wildlife, zoo species, companion foreign animals, pet birds, marine mammals, and fish.
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