Course Outlines with Learning Outcomes

Επικοινωνία
Περιγραφή: med_uth_GR

INTER-DEPARTMENTAL Medical Department

PROGRAM in cooperation with

GRADUATE NURSING DEPARTMENT

STUDIES UNIVERSITY OF THESSALIA

COURSE OUTLINE

Table of Contents

Table of Contents…………………………………………………………………………………………………………2

First Semester

-INTRODUCTION TO THE PRINCIPLES OF BIOETHICS -INTRODUCTION TO MEDICAL LAW-THE RELATIONSHIP OF MEDICINE WITH LAW…………………………………………………………………………………………………… ……………………………….3

- INFORMED CONSENT TO MEDICAL PRACTICE - CIVIL MEDICAL LIABILITY - DENTAL LIABILITY - NURSING LIABILITY - MEDICAL ERROR - NEGLIGENCE - MEASURE OF DUE CARE - GROUP ACCIDENTS - REFUSAL TO PERFORM MEDICAL DUTY - MEDICAL INSURANCE – PATIENT COMPENSATION – BRIBE……………………… ……………………………………………………6

-MEDICAL RECORDS – MEDICAL CONFIDENTIALITY – CONFIDENTIALITY – PROTECTION OF PERSONAL DATA – MANAGEMENT OF VISUAL MATERIAL FROM PATIENTS IN EDUCATION AND MEDICAL PUBLICATIONS……………………………………………………………………………… ……………………………………………………………….9

-ROLE AND ANALYSIS OF EVIDENCE IN THE JUDICIAL PROCESS - MEDICAL EXPERTISE - MEDICAL COMMUNICATION OF THE PATIENT WITH THE DOCTOR - MEDICAL COMMUNICATION WITH THE PRESS AND MASS MEDIA - ANTHROPOCENTRIC THEORY OF MEDICINE.. 12

Second Semester

ASSISTED REPRODUCTION – EXOSOMIC FERTILIZATION AND OTHER REPRODUCTIVE PROCEDURES – SURROGATE MATERNITY – GAMETES AND EMBRYO STORAGE BANKS – STERILIZATION – ABORTION…………………………………………………………………… ……………………………………………………15

-BEGINNING AND END OF LIFE - MANAGEMENT OF THE DEAD HUMAN BODY AND ORGANS - LEGAL AND ETHICAL ISSUES IN TISSUE AND ORGAN TRANSPLANTATIONS - EUTHINA - ETHICS AND ETHICS OF BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH - HUMAN EXPERIMENTATION AND ANIMALS – ETHICAL AND LEGAL IMPLICATIONS OF SCIENTIFIC VIOLATIONS PUBLICATIONS…………………………..18

– ETHICAL AND LEGAL APPROACHES TO THE MENTAL HEALTH AND HEALTH OF MINORS – CAPACITY TO MAKE DECISIONS AND CONSENT – RIGHTS OF MINORS AND MINORITIES (SOCIAL AND RELIGIOUS)……………………………………………………………… …………………………………………………………………………..21

- ETHICS AND ETHICS IN SPORTS – GENETICALLY MODIFIED PRODUCTS AND NUTRITION – ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH – ETHICS AND OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE – BIOETHICAL PROBLEMS IN ONCOLOGICAL PATIENTS………………………………………………………… …………………24

Third Semester

– DIPLOMATIC WORK SUPPORTING DIPLOMATIC WORK………………………………………………27

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COURSE OUTLINE

  1. GENERALLY
LEISURE FACULTY OF HEALTH SCIENCES
DEPARTMENT MEDICINE (EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT) & NURSING
LEVEL OF EDUCATION POSTGRADUATE
LESSON CODE MK1 SEMESTER OF STUDY A'
COURSE TITLE INTRODUCTION TO THE PRINCIPLES OF BIOETHICS - INTRODUCTION TO MEDICAL LAW - THE RELATIONSHIP OF MEDICINE TO LAW
SELF-ENDED TEACHING ACTIVITIES
MONTHLY
TEACHING HOURS
CREDIT UNITS
10 10
COURSE TYPE YP | GENERAL BACKGROUND
PREREQUISITE COURSES: NO
LANGUAGE OF INSTRUCTION and EXAMINATIONS: Greek
THE COURSE IS OFFERED TO ERASMUS STUDENTS NO
COURSE WEBSITE (URL) https://eclass.uth.gr/
  1. LEARNING RESULTS
Learning results
-They will be able to have the knowledge and understanding of the basic principles of bioethics and medical law that form the basis for solving problems in a wider interdisciplinary context.

-They will have the necessary learning skills that will allow them to continue their studies in more specific subjects that will be developed in the postgraduate program.

-They will be able to use their knowledge and understanding, and their skills to solve problems in applications and to solve problems, in a new or unfamiliar environment, within a wider (or interdisciplinary) context, relevant to their field of knowledge.

General Skills
The course aims to enhance students' ability to demonstrate social, professional and ethical responsibility, as well as to promote free, creative and inductive thinking
  1. COURSE CONTENT
-What is bioethics – Basic principles of bioethics

-Bioethical and social approach to medicine from a theological point of view

-Oath of Hippocrates

-Timeless values of ethics and ethics in the work of Hippocrates

-Bioethics and biotechnology

-Introduction to the concepts of Medical ethics: Medical Practice

(meaning and function of the term) – The circle of persons receiving medical services – Levels of medical treatment and care – Ethical and scientific independence of the physician – Practicing medicine as a function

  1. TEACHING and LEARNING METHODS – ASSESSMENT
delivery method
Distance education with modern education methods
USE OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES
Power point, e-class and electronic library in e-class
TEACHING ORGANIZATION
Activity Semester Workload
Choose 10
Incident discussion 4
Literature study 236
Total Course 250 hours
STUDENT EVALUATION Multiple Choice Test with remote modern method (winter semester exams, September exams)

Evaluation Criteria are referred to in the DPMS Operating Regulations and are accessible on the website of the master's degree

Evaluation language: Greek

  1. RECOMMENDED-BIBLIOGRAPHY
– Suggested Bibliography:

1. Medical Responsibility and Ethics

2. Bioethical considerations in medical ethics

3. Bioethics - Synod texts of orthodox churches

– Related scientific journals:

1.AMA JOURNAL OF ETHICS

2. THE AMERICAN JOURNAL OF BIOETHICS

3. AMERICAN JOURNAL OF LAW AND MEDICINE

4. CANADIAN JOURNAL OF BIOETHICS

5. NURSING ETHICS

6. JOURNAL OF LAW, MEDICINE, AND ETHICS

7. EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF HEALTH LAW

-E-class electronic library

COURSE OUTLINE

  1. GENERALLY
LEISURE FACULTY OF HEALTH SCIENCES
DEPARTMENT MEDICINE (EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT) & NURSING
LEVEL OF EDUCATION POSTGRADUATE
LESSON CODE MK2 SEMESTER OF STUDY A'
COURSE TITLE INFORMED CONSENT TO MEDICAL PRACTICE - CIVIL MEDICAL LIABILITY - DENTAL LIABILITY - NURSING LIABILITY - MEDICAL ERROR - NEGLIGENCE - MEASURE OF DUE CARE - GROUP ACCIDENTS - REFUSAL TO PERFORM MEDICAL DUTY - IA TRIAL INSURANCE – PATIENT COMPENSATION – BRIBE
SELF-ENDED TEACHING ACTIVITIES
MONTHLY
TEACHING HOURS
CREDIT UNITS
10 7
COURSE TYPE YP | SPECIAL BACKGROUND
PREREQUISITE COURSES: NO
LANGUAGE OF INSTRUCTION and EXAMINATIONS: Greek
THE COURSE IS OFFERED TO ERASMUS STUDENTS NO
COURSE WEBSITE (URL) https://eclass.uth.gr/
  1. LEARNING RESULTS
Learning results
-They will have the knowledge to understand and the abilities to solve problems both within a wider context and in terms of their related field of knowledge.

-They will have the ability to combine knowledge and formulate judgments on professional, social and ethical issues.

-They will have learning skills that will allow them to continue their studies largely independently.

General Skills
The course aims at adapting to new situations, the ability to make decisions, as well as demonstrating social, professional and ethical responsibility
  1. COURSE CONTENT
- Civil and criminal liability of the doctor - nurse - Medical insurance

-Consent of the informed patient: Patient consent and right to self-determination – Conditions for valid consent – Medical procedures without the patient’s consent – Autonomous medical practice

-Corruption

- Equity in access and resource allocation in health –

Induced demand for health services – Minimizing the waste of resources by ensuring the quality of services provided

-Inequalities in access to vaccines – ethical and social dimensions

  1. TEACHING and LEARNING METHODS – ASSESSMENT
delivery method. Distance education with modern education methods
USE OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES
Power point, e-class and electronic library in e-class
TEACHING ORGANIZATION
Activity Semester Workload
Choose 10
Incident discussion 4
Literature study 161
Total Course 175 hours
STUDENT EVALUATION Multiple Choice Test with remote modern method (winter semester exams, September exams)

Evaluation Criteria are referred to in the DPMS Operating Regulations and are accessible on the website of the master's degree

Evaluation language: Greek

  1. RECOMMENDED-BIBLIOGRAPHY
– Suggested Bibliography:

1. Medical Responsibility and Ethics

2. Bioethical considerations in medical ethics

3. Bioethics - Synod texts of orthodox churches

– Related scientific journals:

1.AMA JOURNAL OF ETHICS

2. THE AMERICAN JOURNAL OF BIOETHICS

3. AMERICAN JOURNAL OF LAW AND MEDICINE

4. CANADIAN JOURNAL OF BIOETHICS

5. NURSING ETHICS

6. JOURNAL OF LAW, MEDICINE, AND ETHICS

7. EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF HEALTH LAW

-E-class electronic library

COURSE OUTLINE

  1. GENERALLY
LEISURE FACULTY OF HEALTH SCIENCES
DEPARTMENT MEDICINE (EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT) & NURSING
LEVEL OF EDUCATION POSTGRADUATE
LESSON CODE MK3 SEMESTER OF STUDY A'
COURSE TITLE MEDICAL RECORDS – MEDICAL PRIVACY – CONFIDENTIALITY – PROTECTION OF PERSONAL DATA – MANAGEMENT OF VISUAL MATERIAL BY PATIENTS IN EDUCATION AND MEDICAL PUBLICATIONS
SELF-ENDED TEACHING ACTIVITIES
MONTHLY
TEACHING HOURS
CREDIT UNITS
9 6
COURSE TYPE YP | SPECIALIZATION, SPECIAL BACKGROUND
PREREQUISITE COURSES: NO
LANGUAGE OF INSTRUCTION and EXAMINATIONS: Greek
THE COURSE IS OFFERED TO ERASMUS STUDENTS NO
COURSE WEBSITE (URL) https://eclass.uth.gr/
  1. LEARNING RESULTS
Learning results
-They will have the knowledge to understand and the skills to solve problems in applications within their relevant field of knowledge.

-They will have the ability to handle complex issues and formulate judgments, which include reflection on professional, social and ethical issues.

-They will possess specialized problem-solving skills, which are required in the fields of research and daily professional practice.

General Skills
The course aims to acquire decision-making skills, adapt to new situations and demonstrate social, professional and ethical responsibility.
  1. COURSE CONTENT
- Remote diagnosis and consultation - Digital

assisted diagnosis- Management and security of medical information

-Artificial intelligence and ethical considerations

– The legislative regulation of the use of artificial intelligence in medical science

-GDPR- Management of visual material of patients in education and the

publications

- Keeping a medical record – Obligation to keep a medical record –

Right of access

-Medical confidentiality and privacy

-Medical councils – Formation and ethics

  1. TEACHING and LEARNING METHODS – ASSESSMENT
delivery method
Distance education with modern education methods
USE OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES
Power point, e-class and electronic library in e-class
TEACHING ORGANIZATION
Activity Semester Workload
Choose 9
Incident discussion 4
Literature study 137
Total Course 150 hours
STUDENT EVALUATION Multiple Choice Test with remote modern method (winter semester exams, September exams)

Evaluation Criteria are referred to in the DPMS Operating Regulations and are accessible on the website of the master's degree

Evaluation language: Greek

  1. RECOMMENDED-BIBLIOGRAPHY
– Suggested Bibliography:

1. Medical Responsibility and Ethics

2. Bioethical considerations in medical ethics

3. Bioethics - Synod texts of orthodox churches

– Related scientific journals:

1.AMA JOURNAL OF ETHICS

2. THE AMERICAN JOURNAL OF BIOETHICS

3. AMERICAN JOURNAL OF LAW AND MEDICINE

4. CANADIAN JOURNAL OF BIOETHICS

5. NURSING ETHICS

6. JOURNAL OF LAW, MEDICINE, AND ETHICS

7. EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF HEALTH LAW

-E-class electronic library

COURSE OUTLINE

  1. GENERALLY
LEISURE FACULTY OF HEALTH SCIENCES
DEPARTMENT MEDICINE (EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT) & NURSING
LEVEL OF EDUCATION POSTGRADUATE
LESSON CODE MK4 SEMESTER OF STUDY A'
COURSE TITLE ROLE AND ANALYSIS OF EVIDENCE IN THE JUDICIAL PROCESS – MEDICAL EXPERTISE – PATIENT TO DOCTOR MEDICAL COMMUNICATION – MEDICAL COMMUNICATION WITH THE PRESS AND MASS MEDIA – ANTHROPOCENTRIC THEORY OF MEDICINE
SELF-ENDED TEACHING ACTIVITIES
MONTHLY
TEACHING HOURS
CREDIT UNITS
10 7
COURSE TYPE YP | GENERAL BACKGROUND, SPECIAL BACKGROUND
PREREQUISITE COURSES: NO
LANGUAGE OF INSTRUCTION and EXAMINATIONS: Greek
THE COURSE IS OFFERED TO ERASMUS STUDENTS NO
COURSE WEBSITE (URL) https://eclass.uth.gr/
  1. LEARNING RESULTS
Learning results
-They will have the ability to combine knowledge and handle complex issues that include reflection on professional, social and ethical responsibilities.

- They will be able to take responsibility for contributing to professional knowledge and practices and demonstrate professional integrity and a firm commitment to the formation of a healthy environment in their professional activity.

General Skills
The course aims at the student acquiring skills for adapting to new situations of teamwork, as well as demonstrating social, professional and ethical responsibility.
  1. COURSE CONTENT
-The role of the Medical Examiner in the administration of justice

Medical expertise - Evidence in legal proceedings

-Anthropocentric view of medicine

-A -Principles that must govern the doctor's communication with the patient

-Coaching of patients

-Medical advertising – Unfair competition – Professional collegial relations

-Presence of doctors in the mass media and the internet

-Relationships between doctors and nursing staff - assignment of duties

  1. TEACHING and LEARNING METHODS – ASSESSMENT
delivery method
Distance education with modern education methods
USE OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES
Power point, e-class and electronic library in e-class
TEACHING ORGANIZATION
Activity Semester Workload
Choose 10
Incident discussion 4
Literature study 161
Total Course 175 hours
STUDENT EVALUATION Multiple Choice Test with remote modern method (winter semester exams, September exams)

Evaluation Criteria are referred to in the DPMS Operating Regulations and are accessible on the website of the master's degree

Evaluation language: Greek

  1. RECOMMENDED-BIBLIOGRAPHY
– Suggested Bibliography:

1. Medical Responsibility and Ethics

2. Bioethical considerations in medical ethics

3. Bioethics - Synod texts of orthodox churches

– Related scientific journals:

1.AMA JOURNAL OF ETHICS

2. THE AMERICAN JOURNAL OF BIOETHICS

3. AMERICAN JOURNAL OF LAW AND MEDICINE

4. CANADIAN JOURNAL OF BIOETHICS

5. NURSING ETHICS

6. JOURNAL OF LAW, MEDICINE, AND ETHICS

7. EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF HEALTH LAW

-E-class electronic library

COURSE OUTLINE

  1. GENERALLY
LEISURE FACULTY OF HEALTH SCIENCES
DEPARTMENT MEDICINE (EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT) & NURSING
LEVEL OF EDUCATION POSTGRADUATE
LESSON CODE MK5 SEMESTER OF STUDY B'
COURSE TITLE ASSISTED REPRODUCTION – EXOSOMIC FERTILIZATION AND OTHER REPRODUCTIVE PROCEDURES – SURROGATE MATERNITY – GAMETES AND EMBRYO STORAGE BANKS – STERILIZATION – ABORTION
SELF-ENDED TEACHING ACTIVITIES
MONTHLY
TEACHING HOURS
CREDIT UNITS
10 7
COURSE TYPE YP | SPECIAL BACKGROUND, EXPERTISE
PREREQUISITE COURSES: NO
LANGUAGE OF INSTRUCTION and EXAMINATIONS: Greek
THE COURSE IS OFFERED TO ERASMUS STUDENTS NO
COURSE WEBSITE (URL) https://eclass.uth.gr/
  1. LEARNING RESULTS
Learning results
-They will have the ability to combine knowledge and handle complex issues, as well as formulate judgments on issues that include reflection on social and moral responsibilities.

-They will possess specialized cutting-edge knowledge in a field of work and research that requires synthesis and evaluation ability to solve critical problems, but also to expand and redefine existing professional practice.

General Skills
The course aims at the student acquiring skills for adapting to new situations of teamwork, as well as demonstrating social, professional and ethical responsibility.
  1. COURSE CONTENT
- Gamete and Embryo Storage Banks – Ethical dilemmas and legal dimensions

- Embryo-uterine medicine and prenatal control – wrongful birth & wrongful life

- In vitro fertilization: Medical approach - Ethical dilemmas

– IVF – Surrogacy-Legal Approach and Bioethical Dilemmas-Legal and Ethical Dilemmas in Abortion

– Medical approach to human reproduction and abortion

-Ethical dilemmas in perinatal medicine and neonatology

  1. TEACHING and LEARNING METHODS – ASSESSMENT
delivery method
Distance education with modern education methods
USE OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES
Power point, e-class and electronic library in e-class
TEACHING ORGANIZATION
Activity Semester Workload
Choose 10
Incident discussion 4
Literature study 161
Total Course 175 hours
STUDENT EVALUATION Multiple-choice test with remote modern method (spring semester exams, September exams)

Evaluation Criteria are referred to in the DPMS Operating Regulations and are accessible on the website of the master's degree

Evaluation language: Greek

  1. RECOMMENDED-BIBLIOGRAPHY
– – Suggested Bibliography:

1. Medical Responsibility and Ethics

2. Bioethical considerations in medical ethics

3. Bioethics - Synod texts of orthodox churches

– Related scientific journals:

1.AMA JOURNAL OF ETHICS

2. THE AMERICAN JOURNAL OF BIOETHICS

3. AMERICAN JOURNAL OF LAW AND MEDICINE

4. CANADIAN JOURNAL OF BIOETHICS

5. NURSING ETHICS

6. JOURNAL OF LAW, MEDICINE, AND ETHICS

7. EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF HEALTH LAW

-E-class electronic library

COURSE OUTLINE

  1. GENERALLY
LEISURE FACULTY OF HEALTH SCIENCES
DEPARTMENT MEDICINE (EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT) & NURSING
LEVEL OF EDUCATION POSTGRADUATE
LESSON CODE MK6 SEMESTER OF STUDY B'
COURSE TITLE BEGINNING AND END OF LIFE – MANAGEMENT OF DEAD HUMAN BODY AND ORGANS – LEGAL AND ETHICAL ISSUES IN TISSUE AND ORGAN TRANSPLANTATIONS – EUTHINA – ETHICS AND ETHICS OF BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH – HUMAN EXPERIMENTATION AND ANIMALS – ETHICAL AND LEGAL IMPLICATIONS OF VIOLATIONS IN SCIENTIFIC PUBLICATIONS
SELF-ENDED TEACHING ACTIVITIES
MONTHLY
TEACHING HOURS
CREDIT UNITS
11 7
COURSE TYPE YP | SPECIAL BACKGROUND, EXPERTISE, GENERAL KNOWLEDGE
PREREQUISITE COURSES: NO
LANGUAGE OF INSTRUCTION and EXAMINATIONS: Greek
THE COURSE IS OFFERED TO ERASMUS STUDENTS NO
COURSE WEBSITE (URL) https://eclass.uth.gr/
  1. LEARNING RESULTS
Learning results
- They will be able to use knowledge and skills they will acquire in a wider interdisciplinary context, which will however be absolutely relevant to their academic work.

-They will have the ability to combine knowledge in handling issues that include reflection on social and moral responsibilities.

- They will have the ability to demonstrate scientific and professional integrity and a firm commitment to the formation of a healthy work and research framework.

General Skills
The course aims to provide students with general abilities for decision-making, autonomous and team work, as well as demonstrating social, professional and ethical responsibility.
  1. COURSE CONTENT
-Ethics of Death

- Forms of euthanasia (active – passive) – Futility

-Brain death and cessation of mechanical support – Dilemmas and informing relatives

-Tissue and organ transplants - The physician's obligation to inform and encourage transplants

-Management of human organs, tissues and the dead human body

-The position of the Greek Orthodox Church on the end of life, euthanasia and transplants

-Legal framework of transplants

-Human research: Ethics and moral considerations

- Ethics & Bioethical concerns in animal experimentation

Ethics and Violations in scientific publications – Disciplinary and legal implications

  1. TEACHING and LEARNING METHODS – ASSESSMENT
delivery method. Distance education with modern education methods
USE OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES
Power point, e-class and electronic library in e-class
TEACHING ORGANIZATION
Activity Semester Workload
Choose 11
Incident discussion 4
Literature study 160
Total Course 175 hours
STUDENT EVALUATION Multiple-choice test with remote modern method (spring semester exams, September exams)

Evaluation Criteria are referred to in the DPMS Operating Regulations and are accessible on the website of the master's degree

Evaluation language: Greek

  1. RECOMMENDED-BIBLIOGRAPHY
– Suggested Bibliography:

1. Medical Responsibility and Ethics

2. Bioethical considerations in medical ethics

3. Bioethics - Synod texts of orthodox churches

– Related scientific journals:

1.AMA JOURNAL OF ETHICS

2. THE AMERICAN JOURNAL OF BIOETHICS

3. AMERICAN JOURNAL OF LAW AND MEDICINE

4. CANADIAN JOURNAL OF BIOETHICS

5. NURSING ETHICS

6. JOURNAL OF LAW, MEDICINE, AND ETHICS

7. EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF HEALTH LAW

-E-class electronic library

COURSE OUTLINE

  1. GENERALLY
LEISURE FACULTY OF HEALTH SCIENCES
DEPARTMENT MEDICINE (EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT) & NURSING
LEVEL OF EDUCATION POSTGRADUATE
LESSON CODE MK7 SEMESTER OF STUDY B'
COURSE TITLE ETHICAL AND LEGAL APPROACHES TO MINORS' MENTAL AND HEALTH - CAPACITY TO MAKE DECISIONS AND CONSENT - RIGHTS OF MINORS AND MINORITIES (SOCIAL AND RELIGIOUS)
SELF-ENDED TEACHING ACTIVITIES
MONTHLY
TEACHING HOURS
CREDIT UNITS
9 6
COURSE TYPE YP | SPECIAL BACKGROUND, GENERAL KNOWLEDGE
PREREQUISITE COURSES: NO
LANGUAGE OF INSTRUCTION and EXAMINATIONS: Greek
THE COURSE IS OFFERED TO ERASMUS STUDENTS NO
COURSE WEBSITE (URL) https://eclass.uth.gr/
  1. LEARNING RESULTS
Learning results
-They will have knowledge that will allow them to distinguish, evaluate, and formulate judgments within a wider interdisciplinary framework, which includes, in addition to professional issues, social and ethical reflection.

-They will be able to propose solutions and manage complex issues that require sensitivity in their approach.

General Skills
The course aims to enable students to adapt to new situations, to make decisions, to work in a team, to respect diversity and multiculturalism, and to demonstrate social, professional and ethical responsibility, as well as gender sensitivities
  1. COURSE CONTENT
-Mental health care and therapeutic relationship

-Information and consent of the psychiatric patient and his relatives – Voluntary and involuntary hospitalization

– Right to reproduction, contraception and sterilization of the mentally ill

-Immigration-Health and Ethics

– Ethical dimension in the palliative care of the chronically ill

– Health care and underprivileged groups (immigrants, prison inmates, the disabled, carriers of diseases e.g. AIDS)

– Inequalities and discrimination in access and use of health services. The case of LGBTI people

-Ethical Issues in Occupational Health and Safety

  1. TEACHING and LEARNING METHODS – ASSESSMENT
delivery method. Distance education with modern education methods
USE OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES
Power point, e-class and electronic library in e-class
TEACHING ORGANIZATION

Activity Semester Workload
Choose 9
Incident discussion 4
Literature study 137
Total Course 150 hours
STUDENT EVALUATION Multiple-choice test with remote modern method (spring semester exams, September exams)

Evaluation Criteria are referred to in the DPMS Operating Regulations and are accessible on the website of the master's degree

Evaluation language: Greek

  1. RECOMMENDED-BIBLIOGRAPHY
– Suggested Bibliography:

1. Medical Responsibility and Ethics

2. Bioethical considerations in medical ethics

3. Bioethics - Synod texts of orthodox churches

– Related scientific journals:

1.AMA JOURNAL OF ETHICS

2. THE AMERICAN JOURNAL OF BIOETHICS

3. AMERICAN JOURNAL OF LAW AND MEDICINE

4. CANADIAN JOURNAL OF BIOETHICS

5. NURSING ETHICS

6. JOURNAL OF LAW, MEDICINE, AND ETHICS

7. EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF HEALTH LAW

-E-class electronic library

COURSE OUTLINE

  1. GENERALLY
LEISURE FACULTY OF HEALTH SCIENCES
DEPARTMENT MEDICINE (EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT) & NURSING
LEVEL OF EDUCATION POSTGRADUATE
LESSON CODE MK8 SEMESTER OF STUDY B'
COURSE TITLE ETHICS AND ETHICS IN SPORTS – GENETICALLY MODIFIED PRODUCTS AND NUTRITION – ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH – ETHICS AND OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE – BIOETHICAL ISSUES IN ONCOLOGY PATIENTS
SELF-ENDED TEACHING ACTIVITIES
MONTHLY
TEACHING HOURS
CREDIT UNITS
10 10
COURSE TYPE YP | SPECIAL BACKGROUND, GENERAL KNOWLEDGE
PREREQUISITE COURSES: NO
LANGUAGE OF INSTRUCTION and EXAMINATIONS: Greek
THE COURSE IS OFFERED TO ERASMUS STUDENTS NO
COURSE WEBSITE (URL) https://eclass.uth.gr/
  1. LEARNING RESULTS
Learning results
-They will be able to recognize, distinguish and appreciate special issues, which include reflection on social and moral responsibilities.

-They will be able to explain and evaluate problems related to research and innovation.

-They will be able to take responsibility for managing and shaping work and research contexts with a high sense of professional integrity and social sensitivity.

General Skills
The course aims to provide students with general abilities to adapt to new situations, to work in an interdisciplinary environment, exercise criticism and self-criticism and demonstrate social, professional and ethical responsibility
  1. COURSE CONTENT
-Doping/Anti-doping in sports

– Ethical issues in sport regarding gender equality

-Ethical issues in sport regarding fair play and equality in society

-Ethical concerns in Sports-Championship

-Genetics and Law

- Conceptual approach to genetically modified products: Legal framework and ethical considerations

-Introduction to advanced treatments. Personalized and targeted therapeutic practice

-Pharmaceutical Law and Regulatory provisions for new drug approvals

-Ethics-Problems in the pharmaceutical industry

-Oncological Councils – Bioethical considerations in the diagnosis and treatment of oncological patients

-The Hippocratic view on Epidemics, on Winds, Waters and Lands

– Legal and ethical dimension in taking restrictive measures to prevent and limit epidemics

– Occupational medicine: Legal framework

  1. TEACHING and LEARNING METHODS – ASSESSMENT
delivery method. Distance education with modern education methods
USE OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES
Power point, e-class and electronic library in e-class
TEACHING ORGANIZATION
Activity Semester Workload
Choose 10
Incident discussion 4
Literature study 236
Total Course 250 hours
STUDENT EVALUATION Multiple-choice test with remote modern method (spring semester exams, September exams)

Evaluation Criteria are referred to in the DPMS Operating Regulations and are accessible on the website of the master's degree

Evaluation language: Greek

  1. RECOMMENDED-BIBLIOGRAPHY
– Suggested Bibliography:

1. Medical Responsibility and Ethics

2. Bioethical considerations in medical ethics

3. Bioethics - Synod texts of orthodox churches

– Related scientific journals:

1.AMA JOURNAL OF ETHICS

2. THE AMERICAN JOURNAL OF BIOETHICS

3. AMERICAN JOURNAL OF LAW AND MEDICINE

4. CANADIAN JOURNAL OF BIOETHICS

5. NURSING ETHICS

6. JOURNAL OF LAW, MEDICINE, AND ETHICS

7. EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF HEALTH LAW

-E-class electronic library

COURSE OUTLINE

  1. GENERALLY
LEISURE FACULTY OF HEALTH SCIENCES
DEPARTMENT MEDICINE (EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT) & NURSING
LEVEL OF EDUCATION POSTGRADUATE
LESSON CODE MK9 SEMESTER OF STUDY C'
COURSE TITLE DIPLOMATIC WORK SUPPORT DIPLOMATIC WORK
SELF-ENDED TEACHING ACTIVITIES
MONTHLY
TEACHING HOURS
CREDIT UNITS
6 MONTHS/750 hours 30
COURSE TYPE YP | SPECIAL BACKGROUND, GENERAL KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS DEVELOPMENT
PREREQUISITE COURSES: NO
LANGUAGE OF INSTRUCTION and EXAMINATIONS: GREEK AND ENGLISH
THE COURSE IS OFFERED TO ERASMUS STUDENTS NO
COURSE WEBSITE (URL) https://eclass.uth.gr/
  1. LEARNING RESULTS
Learning results
-They will be able to identify and explain specific problems, as well as synthesize and compare general and specific assumptions concerning a specific topic.

-They will be able to clearly and clearly communicate their conclusions, the reasoning on which they are based and the logical assumptions on which they are based, both to a specialized and to a general audience.

General Skills
This course aims at the graduate acquiring the general skills of searching the literature, analyzing and synthesizing data and information, exercising criticism and self-criticism, producing free, creative and inductive thinking and producing new research ideas.
  1. COURSE CONTENT
  1. TEACHING and LEARNING METHODS – ASSESSMENT
delivery method.
USE OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES
TEACHING ORGANIZATION
Activity Semester Workload
Literature study and analysis 200
Elaboration of a study 150
Writing a paper 400
Total Course 750 hours
STUDENT EVALUATION Public presentation of thesis

Evaluation Criteria are referred to in the DPMS Operating Regulations and are accessible on the website of the master's degree

Evaluation language: Greek and English

  1. RECOMMENDED-BIBLIOGRAPHY
– Suggested Bibliography:

1. Zafeiropoulos Kostas, How is a scientific work done? 2nd Edition, CRITICI Publications

2. Vasilios Bourliaskos, How to write a scientific paper

3. Bibliography in eclass

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