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<\/a><\/p>\nAcademic Integrity Project managers expressed appreciation for the active role of Ternopil State Medical University faculty and students participating in the project. They talked about teaching modules on academic integrity they have developed, the first concerning with the philosophical concept of academic integrity, the second focusing on skills for academic writing and oral presentations, and the third on scientific approach to research. \u201cThis course is designed for students of any year of study. We also already worked out some recommendations for developing an Honor Code and its implementation in higher education \u201c, \u2013 said SAIUP Project Coordinator Taras Tymochko.<\/p>\n Catherine Nants said that she liked the Ternopil and their delegation spent time here productively. \u201d Your programs are interesting, especially those using new technologies designed to improve the quality of training and the quality of life of patients. Our university has a strong Nursing School, offering a number of master\u2019s programs and a doctoral degree in nursing. The learning process is more focused on the practical side of the profession. Over the past ten years, we\u2019ve been focusing on practical skills and the use of simulations in the training process \u201c- said Catherine Nants.<\/p>\n American professors visited the center of independent testing to observe objective assessment of student learning at TSMU.<\/p>\n Many students and faculty attended the lecture on academic integrity and developing and implementing of an honor code by American experts Catherine Nants and David Schmidt. After the theoretical part there was a discussion.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a> <\/a> <\/a> <\/a> <\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n