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Scientific Approaches in Health Promotion (G8152), 5 cr

Implementation plan (PDF), 1 page

Implementation
SYG1311
Semester
1/2013-2014
Dates
26 Aug 2013–20 Dec 2013
Type
HEALTH AND HEALTH PROMOTION (G065)
Group
SYG313SJ
Campus
Laurea Otaniemi
Language of instruction
English
Teachers
Tamankag Emmaculate (Teacher in charge), Lehto Paula (Other teacher)
Status
Being edited
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 Study unit                            Scientific Approaches in Health Promotion (G8152), 5.0
 Implementation                        SYG1311: 1/2013-2014 (26.08.2013 - 20.12.2013)
 Type                                  HEALTH AND HEALTH PROMOTION (G065)
 Groups                                Primary: SYG313SJ Others :
 Involved in the project
 Lecturers
 Number of participants                Minimum: Maximum:
 Enrolment period                      20.05.2013 08:00 - 02.06.2013
 Main timing for implementation
 Applicabililty                        For exchange students: Yes For elective studies: Open UAS student: No Suitable
                                       for virtual UAS:

 Teachers                              Tamankag Emmaculate (Teacher in charge), Lehto Paula (Other teacher)
 Campus                                Laurea Otaniemi
 Main location for implementation
 Implementation method                 Language: English Virtuality: cr Integration of R&D: cr
 Implementation class
 Focus areas
 Evaluation at the latest              Storing of graded material ends.:
 Exam days

 Having completed the study unit the   The student internalize and is able to analyse scientific approaches in health and health
 student is able to                    promotion. The student will be able to analyze health strategies and models in
                                       promotion. The student grasps the meaning of the research from the perspective of
                                       health impact and effectiveness in health care and social services.
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