The forth joint International Week of Tallinn Health Care College and TTK University of Applied Sciences took place 7.-10.11.2017. The aim of the international week  was to promote the cooperation, circulation of ideas and the sharing of best practices between Tallinn health Care College, TTK UAS and partner universities. 57 participants were from 18 countries: Check Republic, Hungary, Germany, Bulgaria, Turkey, Georgia, France, Spain, Italy, United Kingdom, Lithuania, Albania, Portugal, Finland, Belgium, Latvia, Poland, Slovenia and Denmark.

The fifth joint International Week “Prevention. Risk. Responsibility”  of Tallinn Health Care College,  TTK University of Applied Sciences and the Estonian Academy of Security Sciences  took place 5. – 9.11.2018.  The guests got an overview of all three institutions and their laboratories and simulation labs. The main focus was on practical exercises: guests had the possibility to participate in simulations and rescuers exercise a day in Väike-Maarja study complex, where they could practice smoke-diving and surface rescue.

DEADLINES FOR THE AUTUMN SEMESTER 2019/2020:

Tallinn Health Care College invites to participate at the conference and workshops

ADDRESSING CHRONIC WOUNDS

Date: 08 November 2019                 

Location: Tallinn Health Care College – Kännu 67, Tallinn

We invite you to participate either with an oral presentation or a virtual poster on the subject Addressing Chronic Wound (pressure ulcer or venous ulcer).

Lifelong-Learning Centre is Tallinn Health University of Applied Sciences´s unit which consists of a  language learning area, a continuing education area and a library. The centre offers modern professional services in the field of  language learning,  continuing education as well as  library services to the UAS´s students, staff, alumni and to all other people interested in the field of health care and wellbeing throughout  the lifespan.

ESN Tallinn

ESN Tallinn is a non-profit organization that is based on an idea "students helping students". More accurately - we are doing everything in our means to make Erasmus students' life in Tallinn as fulfilled as possible.

The Medicine Estonia cluster is a promotional organisation supporting its members in increasing their export of medical services. Exports of medical services are growing strongly all over the world and cover travel for treatment, exports of service models, telemedicine solutions and other means of expanding businesses across borders.

Medicine Estonia klaster on kogum ühesugustest või omavahel seotud meditsiiniteenuseid pakkuvatest asutustest, mis: 
• aitab tõsta oma liikmete rahvusvahelist konkurentsivõimet 
• võimaldab klastri liikmetel teenida tulu tervishoiuteenuste ekspordilt 
• on Eesti Meditsiiniekspordi Klasteri projekt, mida EAS rahastab EL-i Regionaalarengu Fondist 

Tallinna Tervishoiu Kõrgkool on Medicine Estonia klastri liige alates 2016. aastast. Kõrgkooli esindajad klastris on rektor Ülle Ernits ja rahvusvaheliste suhete projektijuht Eve Epner.

Tallinn Health Care College with its international partners Turku University of Applied Sciences TUAS, Escola Superior de Enfermagem de Coimbra ESEnfC, Istanbul University, Semmelweis University carries out the Erasmus+ Programme project  „Care of Pressure and Venous Ulcers in Simulation Environment“, code of the project 2018-1-EE01-KA203-047119.