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Erasmus+ gives a chance to students from all education levels to gain new knowledge and cross-cultural experience, studying or carrying out an internships in an overseas institution. Since 2009, 158 RSU RCMC students have used the opportunity offered by Erasmus+, and in turn RSU RCMC has hosted 78 students from abroad.

The beginning of September at RSU Red Cross Medical College (RSU RCMC) has seen another big event – an online discussion of polytrauma patient care between experts from Latvia and Israel. The event was delayed by two years due to the Covid-19 pandemic, but finally, thanks to dedication of both sides, representatives of RSU RCMC (Latvia) and Bar-Ilan University (Israel), as well as medical workers from Emergency Medicine services, surgeons and doctors came together to analyse and discuss the details of polytrauma patient care based on the experience from both countries.

Long-term partners from Calisia University in Poland came to visit RSU RCMC after the two long years of pandemic.

8 September at 15.30 Latvian and Israeli experts are meeting online for the discussion ‘Politrauma patient treatment: Latvia and Israel’.

At the end of May Red Cross Medical College of RSU started cooperation with adentistry center from Tallinn STOMATOLOOGIA+ in a VET project. ThisJune has seen the second trip of the RSURCMC dentist assistants and theirlecturer. For this project, Estonian colleagues have created a video summary about RSU RCMC guests experience in Tallinn dentistry center STOMATOLOOGIA+.

At the end of May 2022 RCMC RSU had their first trip in a VET mobility organized by a Tallinn dental clinic STOMATOLOOGIA+.

Medical plants were planted in the College’s beautiful garden at the beginning of June.

RSU Red Cross Medical College lecturers Renāte Šukele and Anna Gavrilova participated in a mobility at Kaunas University of Applied Sciences in Lithuania.