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Personalised Medicine from a Nordic Perspective
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Duration

14 hours

Total fee

Free

Mode of learning

Online

Difficulty level

Intermediate

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Personalised Medicine from a Nordic Perspective
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Personalised Medicine from a Nordic Perspective
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  • Flexible deadlines in accordance to your schedule.
  • Earn a Certificate upon completion
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Personalised Medicine from a Nordic Perspective
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  • The Nordic countries have unique welfare systems with general access to healthcare, and longitudinal nationwide health databases and biobanks. This infrastructure combined with unique person identifiers creates an optimal setting for personalised medicine development, and the Nordic model of research, translation, care and education can serve as a forefront example for the rest of the world.
  • The course in Personalised medicine from a Nordic perspective will introduce, describe, define and discuss the concept of personalised medicine from the aspect of the patient, health-care and the infrastructure available to generate a learning environment that is integrated with everyday care of patients. The course also covers communication of risk and the ethical, legal and social aspects of personalised medicine and presents examples where personalised medicine approach is already used in routine care.
  • The course was initiated by Faculty leaders in the Education Working Group of Nordic Medical Schools and received funding from the Joint Committee of the Nordic Medical Research Councils (NOS-M)
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Personalised Medicine from a Nordic Perspective
 at 
Coursera 
Curriculum

Introduction to personalised medicine

Introduction to Personalised Medicine from a Nordic Perspective ? Saedis Saevarsdottir, Sisse Ostrowski

Applied examples ? Hans Tomas Bjornsson, Richard Rosenquist Brandell, Henning Bundgaard

What is personalised medicine? ? Sisse Ostrowski

Why the Nordic perspective? ? Saedis Saevarsdottir

(Suited for listening) Initiatives to address common diseases ? Engilbert Sigurðsson, Aarno Palotie, Ole A Andreassen, Runolfur Palsson

Further reading

Precision medicine: discovering clinically relevant and mechanistically anchored disease subgroups at scale

Classification, ontology, and precision medicine

Further reading

Further reading

Further reading

What is personalised medicine?

Why the Nordic perspective?

Health information used in personalised medicine

What is health data? Data generation pre-birth and throughout life ? Alma Moller

Patient information used to generate personalised medicine ? Johan Askling

Optimizing clinical decision making with data-driven approaches ? Carsten Utoft Niemann

Data cleaning and validation ? Rudi Agius

Mapping disease trajectories from longitudinal health data ? Søren Brunak

Digital tools for patient engagement ? Sofia Ernestam, Saemundur Oddsson

Patient-reported outcomes in the Swedish National Quality Registers

Patient-reported outcome and experience measures

Real-world data-driven machine learning in CLL

Further reading

Time-ordered comorbidity correlations

Further reading

Optional: Explore the digital tools

Communicating polygenic and non-genetic risk...

Patient information used to generate personalised medicine

Optimizing clinical decision making with data-driven approaches

Data cleaning and validation

Biomarkers, genetics, and omics

What is a biomarker? ? Saedis Saevarsdottir

Studying and implementing useful biomarkers in clinical practice ? Henrik Ullum, Henning Bundgaard

(Suited for listening) Clinical sequencing and genetic testing ? 'science fiction' a few years ago ? Hans Tomas Bjornsson, Patrick Sulem

Omics and beyond ? smart ways to identify biomarkers ? Simon Rasmussen

The use of genetic information in clinical medicine ? David O. Arnar

Further reading

Multi-omics approaches to disease

Unexplained sudden death: next-generation sequencing to the rescue?

What is a biomarker?

Omics and beyond - smart ways to identify biomarkers

Evidence and documentation for clinical efficacy of personalised medicine

What is evidence? Shift in paradigm driven by personalised medicine ? Jens Lundgren

Novel trials to generate evidence ? Merete Lund Hetland, Anders Perner

How to generate evidence from a legal and ethical perspective ? Heidi Bentzen

Innovation: From research to clinical practice ? Henning Langberg

Evidence-based medicine: What it is and what it isn't

Further reading

Further reading

Further reading

What is evidence? Shift in paradigm driven by personalised medicine

Novel trials to generate evidence

How to generate evidence from a legal and ethical perspective

Communication in personalised medicine

Screening for rare and common diseases ? Sigurdur Kristinsson

How to communicate risk ? Thor Aspelund

Patient-centered care as a complement to personalised medicine ? Jeanette Knox

Diagnosed with a risk variant? ? Sigurdis Haraldsdottir

Media hype and horror ? Hakon Heimer, Lone Frank, Heidi Bentzen

Helping patients decide: Ten steps to better risk communication

Five ways to communicate risks so that patients understand

Further reading

The difference that kind and compassionate care makes

The art of radical listening

Further reading

Further reading

Screening for rare and common diseases

Patient-centred care as a complement to personalised medicine

Ethical, legal and social aspects of personalised medicine

Ethical concerns ? Mette Nordahl Svendsen

Legal regulation ? Heidi Bentzen

Ethical and social aspects ? Bjørn Hofmann

(Suited for listening) Morten Søgaard, Pfizer ? Why invest in genetics and omics

(Suited for listening) Kari Stefansson, deCODE genetics ? Why invest in genetics and omics

Reflections on the future ? Saedis Saevarsdottir, Sisse Ostrowski

Further reading

Further reading

Further reading

Ethical concerns

Ethcial and social aspects

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