Spring 2010 Classes
More information to come!!! Flyers & Schedules will be posted as soon as they are available.
Knowledge and Authority in Medicine: Commercialization in Biomedical Research
--CORE COURSE--
Rebecca Kukla, PhD & Eric Winsberg PhD
GMS 7930 Section 003
Tuesdays 1-3:50PM
Knowledge and Power in Medicine Flyer
In this seminar we will investigate how social values and market pressure shape biomedical research and influence our understanding of what counts as disease
Spirituality and Medicine
Online Format
Medicine and the Arts: NYC 2010
One month course with travel time to NYC from Jan. 20-24, 2010
Case Studies--Intellectual Property in Bioetechnology (2 credits)
Dr. Inge Wefes or Dr. William Marshall
GMS 7930
Mondays 8:30-10:30AM
USF COM MDC7-2510
The course is designed to aid students in understanding of legal issues in biotechology with respect to laws and regulations that affect patenting and licensing. Cases of patent applications and patented inventions (successful and unsuccessful) related to medical devices, diagnostics and therapies will be analyzed and discussed. Instructors include patent attorneys, scientists, and entrepreneurs.
HealthCare Ethics
HSC 4933
Dr. Osman
MW 3:05-4:20PM
Biomedical Ethics
GMS 6094
Dr. Marshall
T 6-8:50PM
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CORE Courses for Fall 2009
Clinical Ethics: Cases, Consultations, and Resolution
GMS 7930 CRN: 88657
Thursday 6-8:50pm
Daniel Stearsman, Pharm D., Hana Osman, PhD, Stephen Poff, MD Click for Course Description
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Health and Social Justice: Body Modification
Tuesday 12:30-3:20PM
CRN 89520
Rebecca Kukla, PhD
Medical Humanities & Ethics: Tools and Foundations
**Required for MABMH Students**
Schedule will be discussed after first class meeting
Lois LaCivita Nixon, Ph.D, MLitt, MPH
Course Meetings: 8/19 (1-4pm); 8/25 (10-noon); 9/1 (10-noon); 9/2 (1-3pm); 9/8 (10-noon); 9/15 (1-3pm); 9/22 (11:30-1pm); 9/29 (10-noon); 10/6 (10-noon); 10/7 (1-3pm); 10/20 (1-4pm); 11/19 (10-noon) Schedule Snapshot
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Possible Electives
Advanced Interdisciplinary Seminar in Public Health--Research Ethics
Hana Osman, PhD
PHC 7931 1 credit hour ONLINE
The focus of this course is to learn how to conduct clinical and social & behavioral research in an ethical manner. The regulatory codes are discussed, and the informed consent form that meets regulatory requirements is demonstration. Students will complete an institutional review board (IRB) application.
Internship/Independent Study Opportunity
Bi-annual Medical Ethics Short Course at Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington DC
October, 2009
There is no cost associated with the 4 day course, but you are responsible for transportation and lodging.
Flyer
Registration Form
Schedule Snapshot
Internship/Independent Study Opportunity
Shimberg Health Science Library
October Scholarly Activity Fest
Any student who participates in 8 or more events can receive 3 directed study credits.
Scholarly Activities
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FYIs for Current Students
Past Electives have been posted to the Elective Course Page
Barbara Pearce is Dr. Nixon's new Academic Program Assistant. If you need anything, contact her at: bpearce@health.usf.edu or 813-974-5300
Students planning to graduate must submit a Graduate Application Form to the Graduate Office. The form can be found here
The Graduation form is due by:
For Fall '09 Graduation---9/18/09
