Learning Unit 2: This course will be open to training supervisors and GPs wishing to participate in the University Observatory in Rural Medicine.
Learning unit 1: In the context of their initial clinical activity in general practice, students will learn about the conditions for optimal interdisciplinary communication (in compliance with the law, IT standards and invalidity insurance regulations). Paediatric follow-up in general medicine will also be covered.
Learning unit 2: Introduction to experimental design applied to the clinic (Charlotte Beaudart).
Description: Acquire know-how in the creation of experimental design.
Teaching method for learning unit 1: use of the "flipped classroom" method. This means that students will be asked questions beforehand and the answers will be given in front of an audience, and additional teaching will be offered in the light of any difficulties encountered.
Teaching method for learning unit 2: pre-course reading, excathedra presentation and homework.
Active course attendance will be assessed by the teachers and will form an integral part of the final grade. In addition, a written assessment based on MCQs and open questions will be carried out remotely and in open books.
UA1 (60% of the final grade) and UA2 (40% of the final grade) will be weighted.
| Training | Study programme | Block | Credits | Mandatory |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Advanced Master in General Medicine | Standard | 0 | 3 | |
| Advanced Master in General Medicine | Standard | 1 | 3 |