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This specialization in laboratory medicine accessible to pharmacists (and chemists with some prerequisite) (PHACS) consists of a five year curriculum, and provides the required basis to assume a medical responsibility in a private or hospital medical laboratory. A special focus is dedicated to the teaching of medical disciplines related to laboratory medicine (clinical haematology, infectious diseases, endocrinology,…), and to applied research in the field of medical laboratory. This academic curriculum proposed by the university should be concomitant to a validated training plan submitted to the Health governmental Authorities for a period of 60 months, according to the Belgian laws. At the end of the 5 years, the candidate specialist in laboratory medicine will get the diploma from the university and the certification from the Belgian Health Authorities allowing him to practice his expertise in the field of clinical chemistry, haematology or microbiology.

A core training of 2 years is common and mandatory for all trainees. It involves basic theories and practice in each of the three fields of laboratory medicine: clinical chemistry (including endocrinology, toxicology, metabolic diseases, tumor markers,…), microbiology (bacteriology, mycology, virology, parasitology) and haematology (cytology, haemostasis, immuno-haematology,…). During this 2-year basis, the trainees will have to follow some lectures proposed to medical doctors (infectious diseases, clinical haematology, …). Different tests and evaluations are planned during these two years.

The candidates must participate to all scientific meetings, staff or lectures recommended by the academic committee. They must participate to duties (night or week end) organized by the laboratories.

During the 3 last years, they have to perform some further specialization training in certified laboratories under the control of a certified supervisor, according to the law, and after validation both by the Health Authorities and by the Academic Committee. They are requested to participate actively to some research and development programmes resulting to a publication as first author.

They can perform their 3 years under different schemes according to their preferences:
o Either in one medical field (mono-specialty) during the 3-year period: haematology, microbiology or clinical chemistry
o Or in each of the three fields, dedicating 1 year per medical field
o Or in two of the 3 fields, performing a 2-year period in one discipline and a 1-year period in another one (e.g. 2 years in haematology and 1 year in clinical chemistry,…)

The programme in laboratory medicine organized for pharmacists at the université catholique de Louvain, is highly respected and appreciated in Belgium and France. It is in agreement with the European recommendations concerning teaching and training in laboratory medicine (EC4) and can lead to the european certification of European Clinical Chemist.

See the general admission requirements

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See the general admission requirements

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Ouverture aux adultes

Academic Supervisor : Pierre Wallemacq

Contact person :

Secretary's Office for School of Pharmacy
73 av Mounier, B-1200 Bruxelles

Phone: +0032 (0)2 764 73 28

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Mandatory Optional Courses not taught this academic year Periodic courses not taught this academic year Periodic courses taught this academic year Two year courses
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						Year
						1	2	3	4	5
Biochimie médicale (8credits)
BICL2100	Further Development in Clinical Chemistry  (in French)	Vincent Haufroid, Teresinha Leal, Diane Maisin, Marianne Philippe, Marie-Françoise Vincent, Pierre Wallemacq (coord.)	60h	5credits		x
SBIM2230	Biochimie des erreurs innées du métabolisme  (in French)	Marie-Cécile Nassogne, Marie-Françoise Vincent (coord.)	30h	3credits	1q	x
Immunoanalyse (3credits)
BICL2107	Principe et méthodologie des dosages immunologiques  (in French)	Diane Maisin, Marianne Philippe (coord.)	15h + 40h	3credits	2q	x
Démarche clinique et thérapeutique (3credits)
MEDI2120P	Démarche clinique et thérapeutique (partim)  (in French)	N.	49.5h	3credits		x
Informatique (3credits)
BICL2106	Informatique appliquée à la biologie clinique  (in French)	Benoît Debande (coord.), Catherine FILLEE, Marianne Philippe	15h + 15h	3credits		x
Histologie (4credits)
ISTO1201P	Histologie normale des systèmes (1re partie, partim)  (in French)	N.	10h + 20h	2credits		x
ISTO1301P	Histologie normale des systèmes (2e partie) (partim)  (in French)	N.	15h + 25h	2credits		x
Endocrinologie (3credits)
BICL2105	Physiopathology of steroid hormones  (in French)	Dominique Maiter	22.5h	3credits		x
Chimie toxicologique (3credits)
FARM2502	Further development in analytical toxicology and phytopharmacy  (in French)	Pierre Wallemacq	20h + 10h	3credits	2q	x
Toxicologie humaine (5credits)
SBIM2246	Toxicologie humaine  (in French)	Philippe Hantson	52.5h	5credits	2q	x
Maladies infectieuses (4credits)
MEDI2137	Secteur maladies infectieuses y compris l'enseignement clinique de l'HIV et éléments de dermatologie  (in French)	Lilianne Marot, Etienne Sokal, Dominique Tennstedt, Bernard Vandercam, Christiane Vermylen, Francis Zech (coord.)	48.5h	4credits	1q	x
Hématologie (6credits)
MEDI2226	Secteur hématologie-cancérologie (y compris l'anatomie pathologique)  (in French)	Jean-François Baurain, Martine Berlière, André Bosly, Bénédicte Brichard, André Delannoy, Chantal Doyen, Chantal Doyen, Augustin Ferrant (coord.), Vincent Grégoire, Cédric Hermans, Yves Humblet, Dominique Latinne, Jean-Pascal Machiels, Lucienne Michaux, Hélène Poirel, Anne SONET, Pascale Saussoy, Pierre Scalliet, Ivan Théate, Eric Van Den Neste, Christiane Vermylen	72h	6credits	1+2q	x
Immunologie (4credits)
BICL2101	Questions spéciales d'immunologie, d'immunohématologie et de transfusion  (in French)	Véronique Deneys, Dominique Latinne (coord.), Pascale Saussoy	45h	4credits		x
Microbiologie, virologie et sérologie (16credits)
BICL2102	Complements in microbiology  (in French)	Michel Delmée, Gerald Glupczynski (coord.), Anne Simon, Jean-Paul TOMASI, Jean-Luc VAERMAN	60h + 90h	8credits			x
BICL2103	Complements in Virology  (in French)	Monique Bodéus, Patrick Goubau (coord.)	45h + 45h	6credits			x
BICL2104	New aspects on the use of autoimmune serology  (in French)	Jean-Paul TOMASI	15h	2credits			x
Anatomie-pathologique (2credits)
ANPG1300	general anatomopathology  (in French)	Etienne Marbaix, Etienne Marbaix, Jacques Rahier (coord.)	10h + 20h	2credits	2q		x
Séminaires de biochimie médicale et prélèvements sanguins (5credits)
BICL2108	Seminars of clinical chemistry and blood sampling  (in French)	Dorina BECHEANU, Vincent Haufroid, Marianne Philippe, Anne Simon, Marie-Françoise Vincent, Pierre Wallemacq (coord.)	60h + 45h	5credits			x
Travaux pratiques en biologie clinique (20credits)
BICL2901	Travaux pratiques en biochimie médicale  (in French)	N.		5credits			x
BICL2902	Travaux pratiques en virologie  (in French)	N.		5credits			x
BICL2903	Travaux pratiques en microbiologie  (in French)	N.		5credits			x
BICL2904	Travaux pratiques en hématologie  (in French)	N.		5credits			x
Séminaires d'accompagnement du stage de 3ème année (3credits)
BICL2905	Séminaires d'accompagnement du stage de 3ème année  (in French)	N.		3credits				x
Séminaires d'accompagnement du stage de 4ème année (3credits)
BICL2906	Séminaires d'accompagnement du stage de 4ème année  (in French)	N.		3credits					x
Séminaires d'accompagnement du stage de 5ème année (3credits)
BICL2907	Séminaires d'accompagnement du stage de 5ème année  (in French)	N.		3credits		x	x	x	x
Mémoire (20credits)
BICL2900	Mémoire  (in French)	N.		20credits				x	x
	Cours au choix Cours au choix dans le domaine à choisir dans le portefeuille de cours UCL pour minimum 2 crédits.  (in French)	N.		2credits				x	x