HEPL

No, but to investigate the links with other community health during the fourth such as "Project Methodology".

• Apply the theoretical concepts discussed in various courses (including project methodology).
• Practice to work collaboratively with other students (organization, partnership, negotiation).
• Identify resources departments.
• Develop a partnership with one or more services resources.
• Develop individual and collective reflection with respect to certain ethical issues related to services or problems encountered.
• Develop individual and collective reflection in relation to the development of the project and operation of the group. Take a step back from its practice.
• Speaking before a group (oral presentation before a jury, conducting visual ...)

As part of the specialization in Community Health, the seminar is a group effort. It is to co-construct a project with his colleagues, working in partnership with resource agencies. It will be developed following the steps of the project methodology.

Two types of projects can be considered:    

• Is a project to promote health. The overall objective will be to develop, implement and evaluate a project which aims to promote the health of a particular audience.    
• Is a journey "exploratory". The overall objective will be to develop, argue, finance, implement and evaluate a journey of discovery of the operation of community health services in the region visited. The aim is to strengthen knowledge and skills in community health. This is NOT a trip "humanitarian".

No work to educate in particular but many references on the project methodology (APPRET, BLUM,...)

Oral presentation to an audience of community health professionals

Written analysis of their project methodology to be given to full professors