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  • Intermediate Level This course is appropriate for learners who are interested in Taiwan medicine.
  • Approx. 9 hours to complete
  • English Subtitles: English
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  • Through ages, doctors and scientists have worked hard to fight against different diseases, but it is not easy to find the effective way to deal with them. However, it is a lot faster and easier to approach new problems nowadays with the help of past experience and modern technology. In this course, we are going to show you some common diseases and its current management. At the same time, we will also show you how modern medicine has developed and what breakthroughs are specially made in Taiwan.

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Curriculum

Welcome to this course!

Introduction (Prelude)

NTU MOOC course information & QAs

Glossary for this course

W2-1 Hepatitis B: a Quest for Pathogenesis, Natural Course and Management

2-1: Dialogue before you start

2-1-1: Introduction

2-1-2: Route of transmission/prevention

2-1-3: The detection and measurement of HBV infection

2-1-4: Natural history of HBV infection

2-1-5: Management of chronic hepatitis B

2-1-6: When to START antiviral therapy?

2-1-7: The efficacy of long-term therapy

2-1-8: Prophylactic antiviral therapy

2-1-9: How to cure hepatitis B?

Extended Reading

W2-1 Quiz

2-2: Dialogue before you start

2-2-1: Introduction

2-2-2: Hepatitis B Vaccine Program in Taiwan

2-2-3: Problems that remain to be solved for the global control of hepatitis B and related diseases

W2-2 Quiz

W3 End-stage Renal Disease in Taiwan: Transformation from the Worst to the Better

3: Dialogue before you start

3-1: Introduction

3-2: Adverse influences of renal failure

3-3: Progression and staging of chronic kidney disease

3-4: The landscape of renal disease in Taiwan

3-5: What happens to the kidney in the elderly?

3-6: Risk factors for end-stage renal disease in Taiwan

3-7: The unprecedented high rate of end-stage renal disease in Taiwan

3-8: Renal supportive care and reimbursement schemes in Taiwan

3-9: Frailty

3-10: Frail renal phenotype

3-11: Frailty as a criterion to screen for and recognize those with need of renal hospice

3-12: Caring for renal patients at terminal status

3-13: Renal supportive care in Taiwan

3-14: Conclusion

Extended Reading

W3 Quiz

W4 Outcomes of Living-related Kidney Transplantation

4: Dialogue before you start

4-1: Part one: Introduction

4-2: End-stage renal disease

4-3: End-stage renal disease in Taiwan

4-4: Treatment for end-stage renal disease

4-5: Hemodialysis

4-6: Peritoneal dialysis

4-7: Conundrum for end-stage renal disease care

4-8: Part two: Outcomes of living-related kidney transplantation

4-9: Benefits of living-related kidney transplantation

4-10: Risks of living-related kidney transplantation

4-11: History of renal transplantation

4-12: Renal transplantation techniques

4-13: The role of immunosuppressive drugs

4-14: Renal transplantation in National Taiwan University Hospital

Extended Reading

W4 Quiz

W5 Extracorporeal Life Support: Advancement and Utilization

5: Dialogue before you start

5-1: Introduction

5-2: How does ECMO work?

5-3: When and why to use ECMO?

5-4: Application of ECMO: cardiac arrest and pulmonary embolism

5-5: Application of ECMO: H1N1 and COVID-19

5-6: ECPR: Extracorporeal cardiopulmonary resuscitation

W5 Quiz

W6 Conclusion

Final conclusion

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    May 25, 2024
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