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SAPU-L6527
Protocol development and health examination surveys
Course teacher(s)
Katia CASTETBON (Coordinator) and Nicolas BERGERECTS credits
2
Language(s) of instruction
english
Course content
Survey methods, including health examination surveys.
Objectives (and/or specific learning outcomes)
- To provide students with a theoretical framework (methodology) and tools (methods)
- To develop their skills in choosing research methods
- To develop an integrated approach to other learning activities (qualitative and quantitative methods)
- To master the basic techniques of the hypothetical-deductive approach
- To develop different techniques for the elaboration of a research work
- To apply ethical rules to research protocol
- To develop quality process in carrying out data collection, including health examination surveys.
Teaching methods and learning activities
On site and via Teams platform: state of the art courses, practical applications (questionnaire development, consent form writing, sampling plan…).
Course notes
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Other information
Additional information
Use of artificial intelligence:
- Students are asked to always disclose the use of AI tools (ChatGPT®, Grammarly®, Deepl®…) and specify the exact tasks for which they were used.
- Using AI to write entire sections of the report (multiple sentences) including literature references is prohibited.
- Unauthorized use will be identified based on typical AI writing patterns, fabricated references, and verification of the student’s knowledge during the oral defence.
- If such use is detected, the grade is “0”. The MPHM jury and the ESP dean will be informed. In cases of recurrence or multiple infractions, a disciplinary procedure is initiated.
- Plagiarism, detected by universityapproved software, is forbidden. The penalty is the same as above.
Contacts
Nicolas Berger : nicolas.berger@sciensano.be
Katia Castetbon : katia.castetbon@ulb.be
Campus
Erasme
Evaluation
Method(s) of evaluation
- Group work
Group work
Final in-group work on developing a research protocol (including appendices such as a questionnaire, consent form…). Final report will be submitted in the January exam's session
Mark calculation method (including weighting of intermediary marks)
When the unit is not validated at the first session (<10/20), some parts of the protocol (written report) on another topic will be asked to retake at the second session.
Language(s) of evaluation
- english