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Societal aspects of health
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Duration :
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| Law and health : 30h Th Bioethics and societal medicine : 10h SEM |
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Number of credits :
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Lecturer :
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| Law and health : Gilles Genicot
Bioethics and societal medicine : Philippe Boxho, Jean-Yves Reginster |
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Coordinator :
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Language(s) of instruction :
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| French language | |||||
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Organisation and examination :
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| Teaching in the first semester, review in January | |||||
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Units courses prerequisite and corequisite :
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| Prerequisite or corequisite units are presented within each program | |||||
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Learning unit contents :
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Law and health
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| Medical and biomedical law : general notions of law, legal reasoning, judicial organisation; legal approach of patient-doctor relationship, medical contract, patient's rights (informed consent), access to medical files, incompetent patients, medical secrecy; medical liability (breach of contract / tort, damage, causation, no fault indemnisation); specific medical acts : sterilisation, abortion, euthanasia, autopsy and investigations, blood, organs and bodily material donation and circulation; general notions of medical ethics, ethical reasoning, basic functioning rules of ethical committees | |||||
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Bioethics and societal medicine
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| The student will integrate the basic and advanced concepts leading to the optimization of his/her interaction with health professionals and patients. He/she will integrate the ethical dimensions helping him/her to better take into account the global societal challenges that will help to improve his/her diagnostic and therapeutic armamentarium. Participative and proactive interaction would be considered as the basis of the course. | |||||
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Learning outcomes of the learning unit :
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Law and health
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| Understanding and identifying the legal aspects of a healthcare relationship Assessing and combining the applicable principles (which may conflict with each other) Reasoning in terms of medical liability Advising practitioners in difficult situations Getting acquainted with the basis of ethical analysis | |||||
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Bioethics and societal medicine
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| The learning outcomes are: "To possess ethical and deontological bases, allowing to develop a humanist reasoning in front of social problems met commonly in health care practice". | |||||
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Prerequisite knowledge and skills :
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Law and health
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| None in particular | |||||
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Bioethics and societal medicine
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| There is no prerequisited and no corequired | |||||
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Planned learning activities and teaching methods :
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Law and health
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| Ex cathedra teaching with support (book and powerpoint) A partial powerpoint presentation will be uploaded in October. It will be completed with a final version in December | |||||
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Bioethics and societal medicine
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| The planned activities of learning will be: "Oral lessons and interaction with representatives of the civil society, recognized for their expertise in the concerned problem" | |||||
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Mode of delivery (face-to-face ; distance-learning) :
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Law and health
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| Face-to-face. It is important to attend the course | |||||
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Bioethics and societal medicine
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| The teaching will be face-to-face | |||||
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Recommended or required readings :
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Law and health
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| Highly recommended reading : Gilles GENICOT, Droit médical et biomédical, Larcier, 2010 (available at the Presses universitaires) | |||||
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Bioethics and societal medicine
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| There is neither recommended or compulsory reading nor notes | |||||
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Assessment methods and criteria :
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Law and health
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| First session and Second session : written exam (open questions, definition of notions, reasoning on a practical case) Students should bring legal texts (without any overwriting) | |||||
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Bioethics and societal medicine
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| A score of 4 points (out of 20) will be given for each attendance at the 5 lessons. For the second exam session, the student will have to realize a personal work of 15-20 pages, on one of the themes which will have been approached, during the teaching of the concerned academic year. The work must be put back in duplicate before August 15th, on one hand to Professor Boxho and on the other hand, to Professor Reginster's secretary (Unity of Public Health - Bât. B23 - niveau 0 - porte 0/7) | |||||
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Work placement(s) :
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Bioethics and societal medicine
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| There is no training course to be considered | |||||
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Organizational remarks :
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Bioethics and societal medicine
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| At each of the lessons, attendance will be electronically recorded. It is the student's responsibility to ensure that his/her registration has correctly been recorded | |||||
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Contacts :
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Law and health
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| Gilles Genicot, rue de Chaudfontaine 11, 4020 Liège, gilles.genicot@ulg.ac.be | |||||
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Bioethics and societal medicine
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| Jean-Yves REGINSTER, Professor Service of Public Health, Epidemiology and Health Economics DSSP CHU SART-TILMAN Bât. B23 Tel. : 04/366.29.26 - Fax : 04/366.25.96 - E-mail : episp@ulg.ac.be Secretary : Vanessa STRAUVEN | |||||
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Items online :
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Law and health
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![]() | Law & Health - indicative contents Indicative contents of each course of Law & Health |
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![]() | Medical Law - list of laws List of laws relating to medical law |
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![]() | Powerpoint second part Here is the second part of the powerpoint |
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![]() | Powerpoint first part Here is the first part of the powerpoint |
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![]() | Powerpoint third part Here is the third part of the powerpoint (ethical part) |
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