Research Project (Eating Disorders &amp; Clinical Nutrition) (MEDC0043)

Health professions education literature review

Module Overview

This module will enable participants to develop understanding and experience of comprehensive literature reviews and how to conduct their own...

Conducting Literature Reviews for Health Professions (MDSC0031)

This module starts by asking the question: what do we mean by learning? It then goes on to consider the implications for leaders and managers if they are to...

Leadership for the Educational Learning Organisation (LCLL0102)

This module starts by asking the question: what do we mean by learning? It then goes on to consider the implications for leaders and managers if they are to promote effective learning and the role of the wider community in supporting and enabling learning. The role of staff within a school, college or educational system is key to success, and this module considers two ways in which human resource management links to learning and the implications of this for leaders and managers. The importance of continuing development for staff and the support and growth of learning communities is stressed. Finally, the module considers the importance of practitioners both using available research evidence and data from outside and from inside the institution and system.

LLM SPECIALISATION: LITIGATION AND DISPUTE RESOLUTION

LLM Specialisation: Litigation and Dispute Resolution (LAWS0186)

FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE ANATOMY|FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE PHYSIOLOGY|FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE PATHOLOGY

This module provides detailed knowledge of female anatomy and physiology, and pathophysiology during the life course of a women from in-utero development of...

Female Reproductive Anatomy Physiology and Pathology (IFWH0014)

This module provides detailed knowledge of female anatomy and physiology, and pathophysiology during the life course of a women from in-utero development of the reproductive tract, the anatomy of the female reproductive system, hormones, puberty and the menstrual cycle, and disorders of sexual development, to menstrual problems, the lower urinary tract and pelvic floor, and menopause. It covers the basic science that underpins the clinical diagnosis and treatment of reproductive health issues covered in the IFWH0008 Reproductive Health module and includes discussion of social and global issues in female pathophysiology.

After taking this module you should be able to demonstrate a knowledge of:

The anatomy and developmental biology of female reproductive organs;
	Normal female reproductive physiology;
	Female reproductive disorders;
	Social and global issues in female pathophysiology.
The module comprises lectures, tutorials, discussion sessions on social and global issues in female pathophysiology, and a scientific journal club. There may be opportunities for a dissection room practical and an interactive session on histology and histopathology of the reproductive tract. 

Recommended reading: Johnson, M.H. Essential Reproduction. Eighth ed. 2018  