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Ethics and research in health [ WESP2144 ]


3.0 crédits ECTS  30.0 h   1q 

Teacher(s) Botbol Mylene (coordinator) ; Cobbaut Jean-Philippe ;
Language French
Place
of the course
Bruxelles Woluwe
Main themes Medical ethics and regulation in terms of distributive justice. - Contextualization of research regulations - Tension between patient rights and therapeutic freedom - Research freedom and vulnerable populations - Informed consent in illiterate contexts - Redefinition of the goals of global health ethics - Situated anthropology as a tool of prevention and justice in research protocols
Aims The student will be familiarized with the ethical issues surrounding the historical evolution of the ethics of research ethics since Nuremberg. - He will be able to articulate general principles of research ethics in order to rethink individual capacities of the subject of research and his rights as a citizen to realize his responsibility in terms of public health ethics. - The student will be given tools in order to question the ethnicity of public health models in mutation.
Content 1) Confrontation of moral intuitions in pluralist democracy with the tools of pragmatic decision making in a coherent argumentation. 2) The tools of pragmatic decision making in a coherent argumentation. - Methods Work in small groups on texts available on icampus to promote a participatory reflexion.
Cycle et année
d'étude
> Master [120] in Public Health
> Master [120] in Statistics: Biostatistics
Faculty or entity
in charge
> FSP


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