Evidence Based Practice in Health Promotion
Subject: |
Evidence Based Practice in Health Promotion |
Module: |
Health Promotion |
Holder of subject: |
Dr Brigita Skela Savič, Professor |
Education providers: |
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Contact hours - lectures: |
50 |
Contact hours - seminar: |
40 |
Contact hours - other forms of study: |
20 |
Individual student work: |
150 |
ECTS: |
10 |
Level of study: |
Second Bologna cycle study program Health Promotion |
Semester: |
Winter |
Language: |
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Subject specific competences: |
By the end of the course the student should be able to:
The course aims to encourage students to reflect on the basis for their own professional practice. It is intended that students will develop a questioning attitude and will explore the rational for the way care is provided in their particular field of practice. Evidence based practice is a complex concept and students will have the opportunity to consider the ethical, political, managerial and methodological issues that surround it. Students will be encouraged to develop their understanding of how evidence is generated, retrieved, appraised and more importantly applied in practice.
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Mandatory and recommended references: |
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Recommended references:
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Conditions for the inclusion in the study: |
No conditions. |
Assessment methods: |
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Teaching methods: |
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