Currículo

Saúde e Comunicação em Rede 03514

Contextos

ECTS

3.0 (para cálculo da média)

Objectivos

- Apreender o significado da existência de diferentes conceções teóricas e sociais no contexto da Era da Informação e das Redes; - Fomentar a pesquisa, nomeadamente sobre o impacto social da Internet e tecnologias relacionadas, no sector da saúde;

Programa

1. Comunicação em Saúde, Comunicação de saúde ou Comunicação e Saúde? 2. A importância da Comunicação e das TIC no âmbito da saúde pública 3. A saúde na era da Informação: cidadãos, conteúdos e redes sociais 4. As TIC na saúde: empowerment e autonomia dos cidadãos? 5. A saúde na era da Informação: os profissionais e instituições

Método de Avaliação

Sem prejuízo do estrito cumprimento do regulamento do programa, a avaliação periódica exige a presença mínima em 60% das aulas e inclui a realização de: - Um trabalho, que poderá ser de grupo, com a ponderação de 30%; - Uma prova individual, com a ponderação de70% e uma nota mínima de 10 valores. Alternativamente o exame final, à semelhança da 2ª época, representará 100% da nota final obtida, desconsiderando a componente de avaliação periódica.

Carga Horária

Bibliografia

Principal

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Secundária

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Disciplinas de Execução

2024/2025 - 1º Semestre

2025/2026 - 1º Semestre