Hi Kora and everyone

I completely disagree about the number of organ tissue pr. case. I think we need the students to make casestudies based on only one organ tissue in order to learn the method. Student have a tendency to mix it all up. Ex. a person falls down the stairs and breaks his arm, we have the options to go with skeleton, dermis and epidermis (and several more different tissues). They will each have completely different emotional themes that should not be mixed up and therefor we will need 3 different casestudies. If we want to be more holistic we could do an advanced METAhealth analysis, similar to the non-linear analysis that Joanne and Robert introduced in Birmingham, but I don't think we should allow that to be a case study.  

However I'd like a different submission form when they do case studies in constellations, which there seems to be a great interest in doing in Denmark. So far they have been told to do two normal case studies if they want to hand it in. 

Also, I'd like for them to have a more specific form when they are dealing with a recurring issue like back pain, where it'll make more sense with dates and stuff (I think You know what I mean).