Coordinator: Dr. Ana Marice Ladeia / anamarice@bahiana.edu.br
The Master and the Doctorate of Medicine and Human Health programs aim to prepare the multidisciplinary team for an integral approach to health with regard to their biopsychosocial aspects. It provides training for teaching, research, and care. The creation of the Master's degree and Doctorate in Medicine and Human Health culminated in 2005, with the highest qualification of the Brazilian Ministry of Education and Culture (MEC).
Target audience: health professionals
courses:
- Critical Evaluation of Scientific Evidence in Human Health I, II and III
- Methodological Bases for the Preparation of Scientific Articles (optional)
- Teaching I
- Teaching II
- Clinical Research Methodology
- Quantitative Methods I
- Quantitative Methods II
- Guided Research I, II and III
- Retrovirology - HIV and AIDS (optional)
- Ethics and Bioethics
- Qualitative Methods in Health (optional)
Research areas:
a) Medical Clinic: Obesity, Atherothrombosis, Diffuse Connective Tissue Diseases and Associated Comorbidities, Kidney Diseases, Urinary Disorders and Associated Comorbidities, Pathologies Associated with Cystic Fibrosis and Falcemia, Treatment of High Blood Pressure and Diagnostic Methods of Cardiovascular Diseases, Immunoregulation in Intracellular Microorganism Infections, Women Health.
Dr. Ana Marice Ladeia
Constanca Margarida Sampaio Cruz
Dr. Gilson Soares Feitosa Filho
Dr. Luis Cláudio Lemos Correia
Dr. Maria de Lourdes Lima de Souza e Silva
Dr. Mário Seixas Rocha
Dra. Milena Bastos Brito
doctor Mittermayer Barreto Santiago
Dr. Patrícia Virgínia Silva Lôrdelo Garboggini
Dr. Ubirajara de Oliveira Barroso Júnior
b) Human Virology: Epidemiology of the Hepatitis C Virus, Co-infection with HIV and HTLV and Associated Diseases, Epidemiology and Prophylaxis of HTLV and HIV and Associated Diseases.
Dr. Bernardo Galvão Castro-Filho
Dr. Ney Cristian Amaral Boa Sorte
Dr. Maria Fernanda Rios Grassi
Dr. Marcos Antônio Almeida Matos
c) Neurosciences: Clinical and Epidemiologic Issues Associated with Pain; Epidemiology and Clinical, Diagnostic and Therapeutic Issues of Neurological and Psychiatric Diseases.
Dr. Marcos Antônio Almeida Matos
Dr. Kátia Nunes Sá
Milena Ponde
Coordinator: Dr. Marcos Almeida / Marcos.almeida@bahiana.edu.br
Vice-Coordinator:Cristiane Maria Carvalho Costa Dias / cmccdias@bahiana.edu.br
The Masters of Health Technology program aims to give students a solid technical and scientific education, and the ability to work successfully in an interdisciplinary setting in various fields of research, development and technological innovation related to the human health area. Through their research, students will evaluate, develop and improve clinical and laboratory processes, products, and health technology services that are useful as substitutes or helpers in the repair of organ failure for human systems and tissues.
Thus, the program aims to build scientific and technological knowledge accessible to many professionals from different areas, and to foster the attainment of processes, protocols, practices, practices, resources, products and services aimed at improving the quality of life of people who use health technology.
Target audience: Health professionals and related areas
courses:
Research Internship | Special Topics in Health Technologies I |
Research Methodology I | Special Topics in Health Technologies II |
Research Methodology II | Special Topics in Health Technologies III |
Quantitative Methods I | dissertation |
Quantitative Methods II | Product or Article Development I, II and III |
Seminars in Health Technologies (Formerly: research in health technologies) | intellectual production |
Guided Research I | Field Research |
Guided Research II | Supervised Research I and II |
Guided Research III | Guided Data Analysis (optional) |
Projects and Innovation in Health I | Scientific Writing Workshop (optional) |
Projects and Innovation in Health II | Causality Research and Methods Development (optional) |
Advanced Topics in Clinical Evaluation | Advanced Topics in Health Innovation (optional) |
Research areas:
a) Technology Development In Health
- Development and improvement of health products, processes and technologies.
- Creation and application of new models of clinical and experimental tests (studies of diagnostic tests and/or the approval of tools for diagnosis and treatment, and for processes, products and services).
b) Evaluation Of Health Technologies
- Testing and evaluating the performance of processes, services and technology products.
- Clinical and social consequences of their use.
c) Biointeraction Of Organic Systems With Technology
Biological changes produced in the human body, resulting from processes, products and health technologies.
Dr. Handerson Jorge Dourado Leite
Dr. Luis Cláudio Lemos Correia
Dr. Luiz Erlon Araújo Rodrigues
Dr. Marcos Antônio Almeida Matos
Dr. Maurício Andrade Barreto
doctor Mittermayer Barreto Santiago
Dr. Alina Coutinho Rodrigues Feitosa
Dr. Elen Beatriz Carneiro Pinto
Dr. Josiane Dantas Viana Barbosa
Dr. Kátia Nunes Sá
Dr. Marilda Castelar
Dr. Marta Silva Menezes
Dr. Martha Moreira Cavalcante Castro
Dr. Milena Bastos Brito
Dr. Patrícia Virgínia Silva Lôrdelo Garboggini
Dr. Tânia Christiane Ferreira Bispo
Dr. Ubirajara de Oliveira Barroso Júnior
Dr. Valter Estevão Beal
Coordinator: Monica Ramos Daltro / monicadaltro@bahiana.edu.br
This program qualifies professionals in the area of Psychology and other areas of study for an advanced and transforming occupational practice, through applied researches, with the following objectives:
Specific objectives:
- Expand the methodological-theoretical repertoire for a clinical practice in health contexts;
- Develop critical thinking and autonomy in the development of research that is applied in the contexts of practice in health;
- Promote the education of independent researchers, with broad knowledge on different processes of clinical work and its potential of scientific production;
- Foster the articulation of professionals and companies with a vocation for the development of technological solutions for healthcare.
Target audience: Psychologists and other health professionals.
courses:
Electives:
Workshop on Scientific Articles
Organization
Qualitative Research 1
Qualitative Research 2
Integrated Psychopathology
Research areas:
a) Practices of Health and Intervention Processes in Expanded Clinic
Dr. Ana Verena Galvão Figueiredo
Dr. Anna Amélia de Faria
Dr. Isabella Regina Gomes de Queiroz
Dr. Lêda Lessa Andrade Filha
Dr. Marilda Castelar
Dr. Milena Pereira Pondé
Dr. Milena Silva Lisbon
b) Psychology and Interventions in Hospitals
Dr. Martha Moreira Cavalcante Castro
Dr. Maria Constança Velloso Cajado
Dr. Mônica Ramos Daltro
Dr. Suzane Bandeira de Magalhães