Knowledge and understanding: To learn the basic notions of pediatrics, the characteristics of a healthy child, the prevention of child pathologies
Applying knowledge and understanding: to be able to find, recognize and interpret information on pediatric prevention programs
Making judgements: to analyze the usefulness of screening and prevention campaigns and to evaluate the possible consequences on the child's health
Communication skills: to know how to explain the basic notions of pediatrics, the characteristics of a healthy child, the prevention of child pathologies with correct terminology
Learning skills: to be able to learn the basic notions and to independently find further information on pediatric prevention topics

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Pediatric age as the age of changes, from birth to adolescence through screenings and health assessment:
- The newborn
- The infant
- The child
- The teenager

Learning material will be available as pdf files on Teams

- Introduction
- The newborn
- The infant
- The teenager
- ABC of diabetes
- Sexual identity and surroundings

Lectures with original PPT/PDF material or movies, interactive lessons with presentation of clinical cases.

Learning material will be available as pdf files on Teams

The exam consists of a written test with 15 closed-ended questions on different topics of the program which will allow to evaluate the level of knowledge of the topics and 2 open-ended questions which will explore the ability to apply this knowledge in dealing with specific clinical situations.
The final grade will be calculated as follows:
- for closed-ended questions: each correct answer is worth 2/n (where n is the number of correct answers), each incorrect answer is worth -0.5 (maximum score per question = 2)
- for open-ended questions: the evaluation will be up to 4 points per question based on exhaustiveness, synthesis and comprehensibility; the score of the open-ended questions will be valid for honors
- Exam not passed: the student does not have the minimum required knowledge of the main contents of the course (total score <18)

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