Learning objectives
After this course the student will be provided with the knowledge and the basic concepts to orient his/her clinical approach and counseling towards women who experience conflictual conditions when planning during or after the pregnancy
Prerequisites
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Course unit content
Philosophical approach to bioethics in the following areas: termination of pregnancy, prenatal testing, eugenetics, assisted reproductive technology, neonatal resuscitation, scientific research
Full programme
see the contents
Bibliography
Extracts from the Legge 194-1978, Carta di Firenze on neonatal resuscitation
Bioetica laica e Bioetica cattolica Mondadori editore autore Fornari
Teaching methods
Slides
Assessment methods and criteria
The evaluation of the achievement of module objectives is a written test including multiple choice questions about arguments treated during the lessons.
The grade will be in 30/30. The grade of the integrated course will be the credits-weighted mean of all modules.
Other information
None.
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