Teaching / Epidemiology and Public Health
Transfusion Safety - Infectious Diseases 2012-2013
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This course is intended for transfusion professionals working in blood banks or hospitals, and willing to perform research in their working environment. It is also open to infectious disease and public health specialists.
A detailed presentation of the objectives and modalities of the course is described by J.-J. Lefrère, C. Shiboski, A. Fontanet et E.-L. Murphy, in "Une formation à la recherche en médecine transfusionnelle dans le monde francophone" - Transfusion clinique et biologique, 2009 16 : 427-430 and "Teaching Transfusion Medicine Research Methods in the Developing World" Transfusion 2009 49 : 1532-1534
A detailed presentation of the objectives and modalities of the course is described by J.-J. Lefrère, C. Shiboski, A. Fontanet et E.-L. Murphy, in "Une formation à la recherche en médecine transfusionnelle dans le monde francophone" - Transfusion clinique et biologique, 2009 16 : 427-430 and "Teaching Transfusion Medicine Research Methods in the Developing World" Transfusion 2009 49 : 1532-1534
Presentation
This course will be taught in French. Instruction will be in French, but some documents may be given in English.
The objective of this course is to teach clinical research methods aimed at preventing transfusion-transmitted infections, allowing the trainees to design and accomplish studies to improve transfusion safety in their own local environment.
The first 3 days of the course will include “state-of-the-art” lectures by French experts in transfusion medicine and epidemiology, and the remainder will consist of lectures on clinical research methods in the morning and small group workshops in the afternoon. Each trainee must bring a one paragraph research question relevant to his/her local blood bank which he/she will develop into a five or six page research protocol during the afternoon workshops.
For questions on scientific content of, or eligibility for the course, please contact Professor Lefrère (jeanjacqueslefrere@orange.fr) or Professor Murphy (murphy@ucsf.edu).
The objective of this course is to teach clinical research methods aimed at preventing transfusion-transmitted infections, allowing the trainees to design and accomplish studies to improve transfusion safety in their own local environment.
The first 3 days of the course will include “state-of-the-art” lectures by French experts in transfusion medicine and epidemiology, and the remainder will consist of lectures on clinical research methods in the morning and small group workshops in the afternoon. Each trainee must bring a one paragraph research question relevant to his/her local blood bank which he/she will develop into a five or six page research protocol during the afternoon workshops.
For questions on scientific content of, or eligibility for the course, please contact Professor Lefrère (jeanjacqueslefrere@orange.fr) or Professor Murphy (murphy@ucsf.edu).
- Full-time, except Saturdays, from May 21 to 31, 2013 (examinations included)
- Number of students: 12
- Closing-date for applications: January 15, 2013
Diplomas
The Institut Pasteur Diploma will be awarded to students having successfully completed the final examination,
This course is run in agreement with the Université Pierre et Marie Curie-Paris 6 and Denis Diderot-Paris 7 and a University Diploma may also be granted,
4 ECTS for students registered in Master's training in Public Health - Pasdteur/ Cnam of Public Health (Pasteur-Cnam)
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Module(s) from Doctoral Schools (about modules)
This course is run in agreement with the Université Pierre et Marie Curie-Paris 6 and Denis Diderot-Paris 7 and a University Diploma may also be granted,
4 ECTS for students registered in Master's training in Public Health - Pasdteur/ Cnam of Public Health (Pasteur-Cnam)
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Module(s) from Doctoral Schools (about modules)
Members of the Teaching Committee
E. Coeffier-Vicart (Institut Pasteur), A. Fontanet (Institut Pasteur), S. Laperche (Institut National de Transfusion Sanguine), J.-J. Lefrère (Institut National de la Transfusion Sanguine), E.-L. Murphy (University of California San Francisco), C. Parsot (Institut Pasteur), P. Rouger* (Université P. et M. Curie), C. Shiboski (University of California San Francisco).
* University Representatives
* University Representatives
