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Course detail 2009-2010  
    

Clinical research and laboratory techniques
 
Academic year:2009-2010
Course code module1MBMW-K-026
Semester:2nd semester
Credits:6
Study load (hours)168
Theory (hours):30,00
Practice/Exercises(hours):
Other (hours):15,00
Part-time program:1
Instructor(s)Johan Bosmans
Paul Germonpre
Margareta Ieven
Language of instruction:Dutch
Semester exam information:exam in the 2nd semester
Contract restriction information:



1. Prerequisites
*Algemene competenties

Human physiology and pathophysiology

Analytic biochemistry

Microbiology



*Sequentiality
Medical Microbiology (3BBMW-05)

Sequentiality is also OK if 8/20 or 9/20 was obtained.


2. Objectives (expected learning outcomes)

The student acquires the competency to function as an employee in a clinical service for doing and organising clinical function evaluation and laboratory researches.

The graduate is able to:

- do and analyse cardiovascular and respiratory function researches;

- determine the sensitivity, specificity and predictive values of laboratory tests;

- analyse the technical and medical validation of the testing results of the clinical microbiological, biochemical and haematological tests;




3. Course content

Clinical function researches:

 - cardiovascular function researches

 - non-invasive cardiovascular function evaluation

 - invasive cardiovascular function evaluation

 - respiratory function evaluation

 - site visits

 

Clinical laboratory researches:

 - clinical microbiology

 - clinical biochemistry

-  clinical haematology

 - site visits




4. Teaching method
Direct contact:
  • Lectures
  • Seminars (possible question and answer sessions)
  • Practical sessions
  • Skills training

  • Personal work:
  • Assignments - individual
  • Paper - individual
  • Practical training


  • 5. Assessment method
    Exam:
  • Oral, with written preparation
  • Closed book
  • Open questions
  • Practical exam

  • Continuous assessment:
  • Assignments
  • Case studies


  • 6. Compulsory reading – study material
    Course notes will be made available.


    7. Recommended reading - study material



    8. Tutoring



    laatste aanpassing: last update: 17/06/2007 12:00 johan.bosmans 



     
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