Learning outcomes
Graduates will be able to practice medical oncology in all countries of the European Union.
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Objectives
The speciality training in medical oncology aims to:
- Learn clinical oncology: prevention, clinical diagnosis, medical treatment and rehabilitation measures for all neoplastic diseases, palliative care and follow-up controls.
- Adapt the knowledge in the field of internal medicine to that of oncology.
- Integrate the knowledge into a multidisciplinary approach by becoming familiar with other medical disciplines and by collaborating with other health professionals.
- Interpret correctly scientific publications and reports in their field of specialisation.
- Carry out research or development projects independently and thereby generate new knowledge, skills and attitudes.
Learning outcomes
- Acquire the theoretical knowledge and practical skills necessary to work independently under one’s own responsibility or in a specialised hospital department in all areas of medical oncology.
- Acquire knowledge of the general basis of other disciplines of malignant tumour medicine.
- Acquire knowledge of the legislative, regulatory and ethical framework surrounding the practice of medical oncology in Luxembourg.
- Acquire the ability to independently initiate specific discussions to develop the knowledge, skills and attitudes of others in the scientific or professional field.