030678 KU Standards and Methods of Medical Ethics (2008S)
Introduction to Good Scientific Practice
Continuous assessment of course work
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Minimum requirements and assessment criteria
Participants of this course...
1. know which sources (esp. libraries, PubMed, ETHXWeb et al. database) they can use for their work and exploit them;
2. are able to develop a problem and associated argumentation;
3. know about the methodological spectrum of biomedical ethics;
4. are able to write an abstract in English and German about a pre-defined question;
5. are able to use computer resources (Microsoft Word & Power Point, EndNote) for their academic work;
6. are able to give a short presentation on this question (either in German or English)
1. know which sources (esp. libraries, PubMed, ETHXWeb et al. database) they can use for their work and exploit them;
2. are able to develop a problem and associated argumentation;
3. know about the methodological spectrum of biomedical ethics;
4. are able to write an abstract in English and German about a pre-defined question;
5. are able to use computer resources (Microsoft Word & Power Point, EndNote) for their academic work;
6. are able to give a short presentation on this question (either in German or English)
Examination topics
Searching for material: demonstration by the lecturer, exercises for the participants
Using the internet platform BlackboardVista
Group work on developing and discussing the topic
Exercise of writing texts by using Microsoft Word and EndNote
Giving a presentation of a paper using Microsoft Power Point
Instruction by the lecturer
Using the internet platform BlackboardVista
Group work on developing and discussing the topic
Exercise of writing texts by using Microsoft Word and EndNote
Giving a presentation of a paper using Microsoft Power Point
Instruction by the lecturer
Reading list
Basic literature (to start the discussions on various topics): Wallner J, Health Care zwischen Ethik und Recht.
Wien: Facultas 2007.
Additional literature and material will be provided during the course.
Wien: Facultas 2007.
Additional literature and material will be provided during the course.
Association in the course directory
Last modified: Fr 31.08.2018 08:47
This course provides you with the opportunity to learn and practice the essential academic tools to work within this field on a state-of-the-art level. You will learn to use specific sources, elaborate on a central topic of biomedical ethics, and present it in a paper and a talk. The course is especially appropriate for those who think about writing a thesis or dissertation in biomedical ethics or want to qualify for participating in a research project in this field.