Global Health (5cr)
Code: 01464-3011
General information
- Enrollment
- 22.05.2023 - 28.05.2023
- Registration for the implementation has ended.
- Timing
- 01.08.2023 - 31.12.2023
- Implementation has ended.
- Number of ECTS credits allocated
- 5 cr
- Local portion
- 0 cr
- Virtual portion
- 5 cr
- Mode of delivery
- Distance learning
- Campus
- Laurea Virtual Campus
- Teaching languages
- English
- Seats
- 40 - 60
- Degree programmes
- Laurea täydentävä osaaminen, amk-tutkinto (TOS2), Terveys- ja hyvinvointialat
- Complementary competence, bachelor's studies in English (CCS2), Health and welfare
- Teachers
- Niina Glerean
- Kirsi Tulus
- Teacher in charge
- Kirsi Tulus
- Groups
-
SHVWKansainvälinen vaihto / Terveysala, Tikkurila
- Course
- 01464
Teachin methods
Welcome to this collaborative online course!
In this course we will examine the ethical dilemmas in nursing and in healthcare professions. During the course students we will also analyze country specific ethical guidelines nationally and internationally. During this course, nursing students will be able to compare their experiences related to ethical dilemmas in nursing and discuss about them with colleagues from different countries.
Learning context can change very rapidly in education, this COIL project can help students to develop intercultural competences and learn with and from nursing students from other countries. This course will be organized together with UCLL Belgium.
Participants and Admission requirements
max 20 students from each participating country
The course is recommended to social- and healthcare students.
Location and time
Online, Zoom lectures, dates will be confirmed early 2024 together partner organisation.
Course starts 15.4 2024 with a kick off meeting on Zoom
Materials
will be informed in the Kick off meeting and in the course Canvas learning platform
Completion alternatives
-
Exam schedules
Intensive course of 4- 5 weeks
Kick off meeting is mandatory
Last seminar in is mandatory
The dates will be informed in January 2024
International connections
This course will be organised in collaboration with international higher education institutions.
Student workload
1 credit is 27 hours of student work
Content scheduling
Ethical principles and dilemmas in health care
Current global health issues (e.g nursing shortage, shortage of health care personnel, vulnerable patient groups, will be confirmed later)
Further information
The timetable and more detailed course information will be send to the registered students in the beginning of April
If you have any further questions, please contact the responsible teachers
niina.glerean@laurea.fi
Objective
The student is able to
- recognise the impact on globalisation on health
- increase awareness of ethical knowledge, values, principles, legislation and recommendations in global health
- analyse effective models in health promotion worldwide
Content
- recognize the impact on globalization on health
- increase awareness of ethical knowledge, values, principles, legislation and recommendations in global health
- analyze effective models in health promotion worldwide
Evaluation scale
H-5
Further information
The timetable and more detailed course information will be send to the registered students in the beginning of April
If you have any further questions, please contact the responsible teachers
niina.glerean@laurea.fi
Accomplishment methods
Valid until spring term 2021: In this study module students will be able to gain expertise on major contemporary issues and challenges of global health with an interprofessional perspective and social approach. It is open to students from all disciplines. Students will examine global disease burden and distribution, health determinants and disparities, health policy, and the challenges and outcomes of global health interventions. Key global health themes to be explored would include: communicable and non-communicable diseases, environmental health, child health, reproductive health and rights, and health among refugees and displaced population. Topics will be examined in relation to global interdependency, highlighting how both global and disparities and global health policy responses are shaped through global ties and tensions.