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Evidence Based Practice in Health Care

Institute and place teaching programme:
AmsterdamUMC-UvA, at Amsterdam
Grade to be achieved:
Master
Recognised training programme epidemiology:
No
Teaching programme for epidemiologist A:
Possible
Teaching programme for epidemiologist B:
Possible
Duration teaching programme (number of EC):
97
Intensity teaching programme:
Parttime
Form of teaching programme:
On campus
Language teaching programme:
Dutch (sheets English)
Possibility to follow individual courses by externals:
Yes
Average number of starters per year:
60-100
Entry level:
Applied sciences (HBO) or university bachelor's degree
Entry requirements:
Applied sciences (HBO) or university bachelor's degree in a field relevant to the master's degree
Number of EC for core courses:
73
Subjects of core courses:
Basic Epidemiology and EBP: Concepts. Basic Epidemiology and EBP: Designs Biostatistics - elementary analysis in R Systematic Reviews Advanced Biostatistics and Epidemiology Measurement Theory and Practice (Clinimetrics). Health economics Health Care System Evaluation Capita Selecta
Subjects elective courses:
None, the program has no freedom of choice However, the master does offer 2 extra-curricular courses of 5 EC each Basic Concepts of Qualitative Research in Health Care. Implementation Research in Health Care
Duration practical internship / thesis (EC):
Thesis 24 EC
Characteristics teaching programme:
A wide variety of healthcare professionals enroll in the MasterEBPiHC each year: nurses, midwives, physical therapists, physicians, dentists, veterinarians, orthoptists, occupational therapists, speech therapists etc. The research experience of our intake is also diverse: from students who have already obtained their PhDs to those who have just completed their applied sciences (HBO) degree. This diversity makes for lively discussions in the lecture hall as well as learning with and from each other. We work with an established team of teachers who jointly shape the curriculum during both years of study.

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