Teaching code

4S000212

Credits

9

Coordinator

Corrado Barbui

Language

Italian

Moodle Seminars 0

The teaching is organized as follows:

Learning outcomes

The course aims to develop two fundamental areas to favor the patient in his rehabilitative therapeutic pathway. The first area is aimed at understanding the action of drugs on physio-pathological processes and the implications that antipsychotic drugs, antidepressants, mood stabilizers and anxiolytics have for psychiatric users. The second area instead is aimed at learning the general principles of Psychotherapy contextualizing them in the context of community psychiatry and developing the principles of psychiatric rehabilitation starting from the first theoretical models of reference, with particular reference to expressive techniques. GENERAL PHARMACOLOGY MODULE Educational objectives: General objectives: To provide the student with the fundamental knowledge to understand the actions of drugs on patients' physio-pathological processes and to insert conceptually and in practice the effects generated by drugs within their professional activity Specific objectives: At the end of the Pharmacology module of the Integrated Course in Pharmacology, anesthesia and emergency in dentistry, the student will be in possession of the scientific and operational knowledge useful for: • understanding the mechanisms of action of the drugs that underlie the main collateral and toxic effects ; • know and understand the methods of clinical evaluation of drugs and their industrial development, • understand the basics of the rational approach to the use of the drug; In particular the course will allow the student to understand the use, and to know the risks associated with it, of some of the classes of drugs most likely to be exposed by he / she patients: NSAIDs, corticosteroids, vasoconstrictors, pharmacology of pain, antibacterial drugs and pharmacology for coagulation. MODULE METHODOLOGIES AND REHABILITATION TECHNIQUES Educational objectives: To develop the principles of psychiatric rehabilitation starting from the first theoretical models of reference, defining the methods and techniques for an integrated course of care applicable in the operative reality. MODULE GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF PSYCHOTHERAPY Educational objectives: The aim of the course is to learn the general principles of Psychotherapy contextualizing them in the context of community psychiatry, the history of the birth of Dynamic Psychology linking it to the thought of classical authors, some psychotherapeutic techniques usable in the daily practice of the relationship with the typical TeRP patient. PSYCHO-PHARMACOLOGY MODULE Educational objectives: The general teaching objective of the course is to provide the student with: (a) the ability to recognize the main psychopathological dimensions of psychopharmacological interventions; (b) the ability to understand the role that antipsychotic, antidepressant, mood stabilizers and anxiolytics have in the psychiatric field. MODULE OF EXPRESSIVE AND ARTISTIC DERIVATORY TECHNIQUES IN REHABILITATION Educational objectives: The didactic model, centered on the student, proposes a path of knowledge of music therapy training in specific, and more generally in expressive techniques and has as its main aim to promote in those who want to put one's personal, artistic and musical qualities at the service of a helping relationship, both the adequate technical skills and an adequate awareness of one's therapeutic role. Objectives: - To promote the development of transversal competences in the expressive and rehabilitative field through the use of the artistic instrument; - Provide tools useful for group management, preventing discomfort, promoting health, improving quality of life; - Acquire a greater awareness of their own interpretative processes (awareness that becomes fundamental in the recognition and management of the different interpersonal dynamics that are activated in the therapeutic relationship and that allows a more appropriate modulation of artistic, musical expressiveness in the context of this relationship).

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