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A program of

OMI MISSION STATEMENT

 IMPROVE HEALTH CARE in COUNTRIES in TRANSITION   PROMOTE BRAIN GAIN and PREVENT BRAIN DRAIN PROVIDE STATE-OF-THE-ART POSTGRADUATE MEDICAL EDUCATION and TRAINING  EMPOWER HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONALS  REBUILD THE HEALTH CARE PYRAMID

* MEDICAL EDUCATION BEYOND BORDERS *

THREE-STEP APPROACH

1. KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER (Seminars) 2. EXPERIENCE EXCHANGE (Observerships) 3. DISTANCE LEARNING & CAPACITY BUILDING (Open Medical Clubs, CD-ROMs, Medical Handbook Online, Case Library, Satellite Symposia, Visiting Professorships)

1. KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER

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English-speaking mid-career level physicians are selected based on merit and invited to one week seminars in Salzburg

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World-renowned faculty donate their time and expertise

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Faculty and fellows work together in a secluded environment

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Networking opportunities – personal contacts … Colleagues Helping Colleagues

SALZBURG MEDICAL SEMINARS ACADEMIC PARTNERS WEILL CORNELL CHOP New York COLUMBIA DUKE CLEVELAND AUSTRIA Salzburg Vienna Graz

ACADEMIC PARTNERS

       WEILL CORNELL MEDICAL COLLEGE and its affiliated hospitals (NYPH, MSKCC, HSS, Methodist) THE CHILDREN´S HOSPITAL OF PHILADELPHIA DUKE UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY College of Physicians and Surgeons CLEVELAND CLINIC FOUNDATION INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS (WHO, CDC, EAU) AUSTRIAN AND EUROPEAN EXPERTS American Austrian Foundation ©2014

Salzburg Medical Seminars International 1993 – June 2014

16.343 Fellows / 494 Seminars / 123 Countries and Regions / 1.539 Faculty Members

Salzburg Vienna

123 COUNTRIES AND REGIONS –

16.343 Fellows COUNTRY 1 Afghanistan 2 Albania 3 Argentina 4 Armenia 5 Australia 6 Austria 7 Azerbaijan 8 Bangladesh 9 Belarus 10 Belgium 11 Belize 12 Bhutan 13 Bosnia Herzegovina 14 Botswana 15 Brazil 16 Bulgaria 17 Burkina Faso 18 Cambodia 19 Cameroon 20 Canada 21 Chile 22 China 23 Colombia 24 Congo 25 Croatia 26 Cyprus 27 Czech Republic 28 Denmark 29 Egypt 30 Estonia 31 Ethiopia 2 7 4 32 2 2 557 3 677 4 11 427 2 Fellows 2 430 6 830 14 157 397 3 244 9 2 1 291 1 6 393 1 7 COUNTRY 32 Finland 33 France 34 Gabon 35 Gambia 36 Georgia 37 Germany 38 Ghana 39 Greece 40 Hungary 41 India 42 Indonesia 43 Iran 44 Iraq 45 Ireland 46 Israel 47 Italy 48 Jamaica 49 Japan 50 Jordan 51 Kazakhstan 52 Kenya 53 Kosovo 54 Kuwait 55 Kyrgyzstan 56 Laos 57 Latvia 58 Lebanon 59 Lithuania 60 Luxembourg 61 Macedonia 62 Malawi 2 534 20 271 1 333 4 370 1 626 1 400 1 Fellows 7 11 1 1 445 40 3 19 504 20 18 11 18 4 2 44 3 3 COUNTRY 63 Malaysia 64 Mauritius 65 Mexico 66 Moldova 67 Mongolia 68 Montenegro 69 Morocco 70 Mozambique 71 Myanmar 72 Namibia 73 Nepal 74 Netherlands 75 New Zealand 76 Nigeria 77 Norway 78 Pakistan 79 Papua New Guinea 80 Peru 81 Philippines 82 Poland 83 Portugal 84 Qatar 85 Romania 86 Russia-Moscow 87 Russia-Nizhny-Novgorod 88 Russia-Novosibirsk 89 Russia-Rostov-on-Don 90 Russia-Samara 91 Russia-St. Petersburg 92 Russia-Vladivostok 93 Saudi Arabia Fellows 17 2 133 460 394 176 4 1 2 2 9 11 3 31 7 5 2 10 7 467 55 29 621 354 190 229 102 302 480 112 2 COUNTRY 94 Senegal 95 Serbia 96 Singapore 97 Slovakia 98 Slovenia 99 South Africa 100 Spain 101 Sri Lanka 102 Sudan 103 Suriname 104 Sweden 105 Switzerland 106 Tajikistan 107 Tanzania 108 Thailand 109 Trinidad & Tobago 110 Turkey 111 Turkmenistan 112 Uganda 113 Ukraine 114 United Arab Emirates 115 United Kingdom 116 Uruguay 117 USA 118 Uzbekistan 119 Venezuela 120 Vietnam 121 Yemen 122 Zambia 123 Zimbabwe TOTAL 15 1.215

9 35 1 89 364 2 12 5 3 3 16.343

Fellows 2 622 3 631 343 22 20 2 14 2 9 35 250 113 11 1 45 4

2. EXPERIENCE EXCHANGE

OMI – Clinical Observerships

 All seminar alumni are eligible for up to 3 one-month clinical observerships in Austrian and American Hospitals  Experience Exchange – Hands-on Training    New Techniques and Treatment Protocols Modern Hospital and Health Care Management Build Personal and Professional Relationships  Establish Joint Research Projects and Collaborative Studies American Austrian Foundation ©2014

OMI Observership Partner Institutions

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Vienna Hospital Association and its affiliated hospitals: General Hospital Vienna (AKH), Krankenanstalt Rudolfstiftung , Krankenhaus Hietzing, Sozialmedizinisches Zentrum Ost – Donauspital; Kaiser-Franz-Josef-Spital, Gottfried von Preyer'schem Kinderspital, Wilhelminenspital) Other Hospitals in Vienna: St. Josef Krankenhaus Zentrum; Orthopaedisches Spital Wien Speising; Thermenklinikum Moedling; Unfallkrankenhaus Wien Lorenz Boehler; Krankenhaus Korneuburg; Evangelisches Krankenhaus, Medical University of Vienna, Ambulatorium zur Diagnose und Behandlung sexuell uebertragbarer Krankheiten, Confraternitaet - Privatklinik Josefstadt General Hospital Graz General Hospital Salzburg / St.-Johanns-Spital Other Hospitals in Austria: Krankenhaus - Barmherzige Brueder Graz, Tagesklinik Arlberg; LKH Villach, LKH Leoben Eisenerz, Krankenhaus Barmherzige Schwestern – Linz, Landes Frauen- und Kinderklinik Linz, AUVA-Unfallkrankenhaus Linz, General Hospital Linz, Kardinal Schwarzenberg'sches Krankenhaus, Landeskrankenhaus Feldkirch Hospitals in the US: NewYork Presbyterian Hospital, the Children‘s Hospital of Philadelphia, the University of Pennsylvania

44 COUNTRIES AND REGIONS – 2.091 Observers 17 18 19 20 21 22 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 COUNTRY Afghanistan Albania Armenia Azerbaijan Belarus Bosnia & Herzegovina Bulgaria Congo Croatia Czech Republic Estonia Georgia Hungary Iraq Kazakhstan Kosovo Kyrgyzstan Latvia Lithuania Macedonia Moldova Mongolia OBSERVERS 2 64 204 82 11 36 77 1 45 51 33 101 31 3 63 25 35 37 62 72 76 69 39 40 41 42 43 44 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 COUNTRY Montenegro Nigeria Papua New Guinea Poland Romania Russia - Moscow Russia - Nizhny Novgorod Russia - Novosibirsk Russia - Rostov on Don Russia - Samara Russia - St. Petersburg Russia - Vladivostock Serbia Slovakia Slovenia Spain Tajikistan Tanzania Uganda Ukraine United Kingdom Uzbekistan TOTAL OBSERVERS 11 4 1 31 105 77 40 47 27 35 51 16 76 74 15 1 37 29 1 181 1 51 2.091

3. DISTANCE LEARNING/CAPACITY BUILDING

Distance Learning - Open Medical Club (OMC)     The OMC provides seminar alumni with opportunities for continuing medical education All seminar alumni are eligible for membership Members have access to state-of-the-art medical information via our Medical Handbook Online, Video Conferences and Global Case Library Local OMCs represent and promote the OMI programs in the region American Austrian Foundation ©2014

3. DISTANCE LEARNING/CAPACITY BUILDING

Capacity Building OMI Satellite Symposia and Visiting Professorships

 Two-day symposia or one day visiting professorships organized by local OMI coordinators and OMC members   Conducted by regional and international faculty Reach a larger local audience of health care professionals American Austrian Foundation ©2014

SATELLITE SYMPOSIA 2000 – June 2014

155 Satellite Symposia in 28 different countries

Albania Armenia Austria Azerbaijan Croatia Czech Republic Estonia Georgia Hungary Kazakhstan Kosovo Kyrgysztan Latvia Lithuania Macedonia Mexico Moldova Mongolia Montenegro Poland Qatar Romania Russia Serbia Slovakia Slovenia Ukraine Uzbekistan

FACULTY OPEN MEDICAL INSTITUTE

Transfer Knowledge - Build Capacity

SATELLITE SYMPOSIA /VISITING PROFESSORSHIP

CAPACITY BUILDING

FELLOWS OBSERVERSHIPS

EXPERIENCE EXCHANGE

MEDICAL SEMINARS

KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER

OBSERVERS

SUCCESS STORIES

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Dr. L. K.

, Prague, Czech Republic (attended 4 seminars, twice as Faculty member) won a $250,000 NIH Fogarty grant to fund her own lab in Prague to genotype Hepatitis C Viruses

Dr. A. B.

, Moscow, Russia (attended 1 seminar) has been entrusted with implementing an $88 Million Global Fund grant for an HIV control program in Russia

Dr. V. K.

, Vladivostok

Russia (attended 2 seminars) serves as Director of the Vladivostok Health Care System, and is regularly in contact with Austrian and American hospital management companies

Dr. A. Z.

, Kiev, Ukraine (attended 3 seminars and 4 internships) published the most up-to-date atlas for the lung’s microstructure, in collaboration with scientists from the University of Vienna American Austrian Foundation ©2014

IMPACT OF THE OMI PROGRAMS

COUNTRY Montenegro Albania Armenia Estonia Macedonia Slovenia Latvia Tanzania* Mongolia Lithuania Moldova Croatia Bosnia Herzegovina Slovakia Kyrgyzstan Serbia Georgia FELLOWSHIPS AWARDED 176 430 830 427 400 343 370 113 394 626 460 557 291 631 333 622 TOTAL NUMBER OF PHYSICIANS 1.251

3.696

8.355

4.372

5.364

5.121

6.456

2.050

7.584

13.552

10.060

12.490

6.664

16.201

10.698

20.825

% OF TOTAL PHYSICIANS 14,07% 11,63% 9,93% 9,77% 7,46% 6,70% 5,73% 5,51% 5,20% 4,62% 4,57% 4,46% 4,37% 3,89% 3,11% 2,99% 445 18.235

2,44% COUNTRY Tajikistan Czech Republic Hungary Bulgaria Azerbaijan Romania Kazakhstan Ukraine Belarus Poland Uzbekistan Austria Russia Mexico FELLOWSHIPS AWARDED 250 677 504 393 397 621 534 1.215

244 467 364 157 1.769

133 TOTAL NUMBER OF PHYSICIANS % OF TOTAL PHYSICIANS 13.247

38.171

1,89% 1,77% 29.500

28.384

32.335

51.153

1,71% 1,38% 1,23% 1,21% 58.690

158.681

35.904

84.221

66.856

40.634

614.183

240.525

0,91% 0,77% 0,68% 0,55% 0,54% 0,39% 0,29% 0,06%

Source: http://apps.who.int/gho/data/node.main.A1443?lang=en * http://www.aho.afro.who.int/profiles_information/images/c/c8/Tanzania Statistical_Factsheet.pdf?ua=1&ua=1 American Austrian Foundation ©2014

OMI MASTER

"Clinical Science & Health Policy" Leadership & Health Policy

Master

Clinical Science & Health Policy Research & Clinical Sciences

Capacity Building

Faculty Development e-learning

Experience Exchange

Internships / Observerships

Biomed. Knowledge Transfer & Clinical Skills

FUNDING PARTNERS

      FEDERAL & PROVINCIAL ORGANIZATIONS (Austrian Ministry for Science, Research and Economy, Austrian Development Agency, City of Vienna, Land Salzburg, Land Steiermark) OPEN SOCIETY FOUNDATION (OSF) CORPORATIONS (Austrian Airlines, Medtronic, Olympus, Siemens, Sixt, E. Lilly, Behring, Fresenius) INDIVIDUAL DONORS FOUNDATIONS & NGOs (Medtronic Foundation, Olga Havel Foundation, Max Kade Foundation, Leir Foundation, Haimoff Foundation, European Urological Association, International Atherosclerosis Society) VIENNA PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA American Austrian Foundation ©2014

OTHER DEVELOPMENTS

 GERHARD ANDLINGER CHAIR for International Medicine and Distance Learning at Weill Cornell Medical College  CENTER FOR INTERNATIONAL PEDIATRICS at The Children´s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP)  OSF - HEALTH EXPERTS SEMINARS Education for health care providers and teachers around the globe  RESEARCH OBSERVERSHIPS Basic biomedical and clinical research skill training for OMI Seminar Alumni  STROKE PREVENTION UNITS In cooperation with the Austrian Development Agency American Austrian Foundation ©2014

OMI CHARTER - OMI GUARANTEES: OPEN ACCESS

... to the latest medical information & research ...

OPEN ACCESS

... to advanced training & treatment protocols ...

OPEN ACCESS

... to colleagues and professional organizations ...

OPEN ACCESS

... to the best preventive medical practices ...

*Collegiality * Sharing Knowledge and Experience * Friendship*

THE “REAL” BENEFIT

“This educational program not only changed my life, it saved the lives of many of my newborn babies who otherwise would not have had a chance.”

P. K., MD, PhD Attended 5 seminars Head of the 1st Neonatal Clinic Perinatal Center Neonatal Intensive Care Unit Kosice, Slovakia www.neonatology.sk

English - American Austrian Foundation

Transcript English - American Austrian Foundation

OMI MISSION STATEMENT

* MEDICAL EDUCATION BEYOND BORDERS *

THREE-STEP APPROACH

1. KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER (Seminars) 2. EXPERIENCE EXCHANGE (Observerships) 3. DISTANCE LEARNING & CAPACITY BUILDING (Open Medical Clubs, CD-ROMs, Medical Handbook Online, Case Library, Satellite Symposia, Visiting Professorships)

1. KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER

English-speaking mid-career level physicians are selected based on merit and invited to one week seminars in Salzburg

World-renowned faculty donate their time and expertise

Faculty and fellows work together in a secluded environment

Networking opportunities – personal contacts … Colleagues Helping Colleagues

ACADEMIC PARTNERS

123 COUNTRIES AND REGIONS –

2. EXPERIENCE EXCHANGE

OMI Observership Partner Institutions

Capacity Building OMI Satellite Symposia and Visiting Professorships

SUCCESS STORIES

IMPACT OF THE OMI PROGRAMS

FUNDING PARTNERS

OTHER DEVELOPMENTS

OMI CHARTER - OMI GUARANTEES: OPEN ACCESS

OPEN ACCESS

OPEN ACCESS

OPEN ACCESS

THE “REAL” BENEFIT

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