On January 7, the Moravian-Silesian Technology Academy Roadshow visited the Karviná Secondary School of Healthcare, hosting an inspiring lecture and discussion focused on the future of healthcare education.
Topics Transforming Healthcare Education
The school leadership and teachers were introduced to opportunities for participation in the development of EduBoxes and other innovations in secondary vocational education, with a particular focus on healthcare. The discussion revolved around specific ideas aimed at enhancing the curriculum and simplifying preparation for both students and their educators.
Interactive Mannequins as a Key Tool
One of the central topics was the potential integration of interactive mannequins, which would enable students to practice their skills in simulated scenarios. These tools could be used for teaching first aid, healthcare interventions, or diagnostics, offering feedback on performance to improve learning outcomes.
Integration of Professional Subjects
Another exciting idea was the proposal to create an interactive program that connects various professional subjects. This tool would simplify lesson preparation while offering a more comprehensive understanding of how different healthcare topics are interrelated, presenting a cohesive educational experience.
Collaboration as the Key to Innovation
The meeting demonstrated that the involvement of secondary vocational schools in innovative projects like EduBox development is not only feasible but highly beneficial. The discussion identified specific topics that reflect the current needs of healthcare education, bringing practical benefits to both students and teachers.
The Future of Healthcare Education
The visit to the Karviná Secondary School of Healthcare marked another step in developing innovative approaches to education that align with the demands of modern healthcare. MTA believes that these initiatives will help prepare future healthcare professionals for the real challenges of their field.
This event was made possible with the support of the TPA Project – Innovation Center for Education Transformation – CZ.10.03.01/00/22_003/0000072, funded by the Operational Program for Fair Transformation (OPST) under the State Environmental Fund.
