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Preventive medicine is a medical field that focuses on the health protection and promotion. Health protection involves studying environmental and occupational factors (biological, chemical, and physical) that can cause the onset and development of diseases (especially cardiovascular, metabolic, and cancerous diseases) and provides recommendations to reduce their risks. Health promotion includes studying lifestyle factors that can lead to the development of the aforementioned diseases. The course discusses the possibilities for primary and secondary prevention, including the principles of a healthy lifestyle.
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Annually updated study materials presented on the Moodle system, including presentations, e-learning courses, supplementary texts for lectures and seminars, and recordings of lectures and seminars. The materials are prepared by all teaching staff of the Institute of Preventive Medicine and fully cover the required knowledge. RECOMMENDED LITERATURE Bencko V. et al.: Hygiene and Epidemiology. selected chapters. 2nd edition. Prague, Charles University, Karolinum Press, 2019, p. 236. ISBN 978-80-246-4306-9
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· RULES OF THE CREDIT OBTAINING: · Students are required to study the seminar materials in Moodle and at least one week (7 days) before the first seminar submit one related question for each topic (1 question per seminar = 5 questions in total). Submission options: (a) fill in the questionnaire in Moodle; (b) in case of emergency, send it via e-mail to: beranek@lfhk.cuni.cz. Failure to submit the questions will result in a mandatory essay assignment. Note: Study materials for the seminars are available as presentations with recordings and/or commentaries in Moodle. All seminars are in face-to-face format. · At the end of each seminar, students take a partial test on the given topic: 10 multiple-choice questions (one point for each correctly answered question). Students must achieve at least 70% (7 points out of 10) in each test. If the student does not achieve at least 70% in any test or misses more than one seminar, they will have to write a comprehensive credit test covering the topics of all seminars (20 multiple-choice questions), which must also be passed with at least 70%. · One absence is tolerated at seminars. In case of two absences, the student will take a comprehensive credit test covering all seminar topics. Avoid more than two absences as it poses a risk of repeating the year. Extraordinary cases will be dealt with by the Subject Guarantor in collaboration with the Head of the Institute.
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Lectures: Prof. Zdeněk Fiala, M.Sc., Ph.D. Prof. Roman Prymula, M.D., Ph.D. et Ph.D. Assoc. Prof. Dr. Klaudia Zusková, Ph.D. Hana Střítecká, M.Sc., PhD.
Health protection and Health promotion. Addictions – alcohol and selected drugs. (Fiala 2 h) Nutrition – direct risks: chemical risks in nutrition. Prevention of direct nutritional risks. Bio and GMO foods. (Střítecká, 2 h) Mental hygiene and its importance in the occupational psychology application. Psychological hazards and stress. Evaluation of psychical load. Work and resting. Fatigue and overwork. Night duties and their health effects. (Zusková, 2 h) Disaster medicine – disaster medicine from an anti-epidemic point of view. (Prymula, 2 h) Epidemiology of emergent infectious diseases and vaccination options. (Prymula, 2 h)
Practical courses and seminars: Hana Střítecká, M.Sc., PhD. Tomáš Soukup, M.D., Ph.D. Michaela Hanzlová, M.Sc., Ph.D Pavel Borský, M.D., Ph.D. Prof. Martin Beránek, M.D., Ph.D.
Nutrition – indirect risks. Indirect effect of nutrition of unsuitable composition, energy, and biological value of nutrition. (Střítecká, 4 h) Diet and biorhythms – the importance of nutrition and sleep for human body regeneration and the prevention of civilization diseases. (Soukup, 4 h) Physical activity and health - markers of physical condition, basic types of physical activities, insufficient/excessive physical activity, basic principles of regular and suitable physical activity (type, volume, intensity, frequency). (Soukup, 4 h) Primary and early secondary prevention of cardiovascular diseases (CVD). Smoking prevention. (Beranek, 4 h) Aging as a risk factor. Causes of aging, biological age markers and possible interventions – prolonging/healthy lifespan in patients and population in general. (Borský, 4 h) You can find a detailed schedule in Moodle. Last update: Malířová Iva, Bc. (27.07.2026)
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ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Prerequisites: Completed 3rd year Last update: Malířová Iva, Bc. (27.07.2026)
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