Component : DFR Health
Domain: Health
Mentions : Tropical Medicine
Nature : Diploma course.
Output level : BAC + 6
Location: Cayenne
Objectives
- Acquire the knowledge needed to care for people/populations living in or coming from tropical or subtropical areas.
- Acquire the knowledge needed to make decisions with a view to public health initiatives.
Target skills
- Knowledge of working in a development context and/or with limited resources.
- Ability to manage infectious diseases in tropical areas
- Ability to manage migrant pathologies
- Ability to take part in setting up and managing projects in a development context and/or with limited resources.
Admission
Access to the DU :
This course is open to :
- Non-medical staff (nurses, nursery nurses) ;
- Midwives ;
- And any other staff with the agreement of the Head of Teaching.
Conditions of admission
Admission is by application.
Registration
Instructions concerning the application procedure are posted on the Université de Guyane website during the annual admissions campaign. Applications and administrative registration are made online via e-candidat.
Programme
This DU will cover the diagnostic and therapeutic aspects of the major syndromes and pathologies frequently encountered in tropical environments. Wherever possible, the teaching approach will be practical, and the presentation will be in the form of a decision tree.
- The field of tropical medicine
- Epidemiology and diagnosis of malaria
- Tropical pathogen complex
- Laboratory techniques
- Malaria: clinical and therapeutic aspects
- Vector control and collective prevention of malaria
- Personal malaria prevention
- Typhoid fever and other bacterial infections
- Cerebrospinal meningitis
- Tuberculosis: epidemiology in French Guiana and worldwide
- Viral hepatitis
- Bacterial and nosocomial infections
- Human parasitic infections
- Specific parasitic infections in French Guiana: toxoplasmosis, Chagas disease
- Traveller and migrant diseases
- Fundamentals of epidemiology and public health
- Public health mediation
- HIV/AIDS infections
- Treatment of diarrhoea
- Skin infections, leishmaniasis, leprosy, pruritus
- Research protocol
Job opportunities
Sectors of activity
- Tropical Medicine
Specific Health Access Pathway
Specific Health Access Pathway
DU Anti-infective therapeutics in the French West Indies and Guyana
DU Anti-infective therapeutics in the French West Indies and Guyana
DU in Intensive Care Nursing (SIR)
DU in Intensive Care Nursing (SIR)
DU - Care management in tropical medicine
DU - Care management in tropical medicine
DU Prevention and Health Promotion
DU Prevention and Health Promotion
DU in Tropical Paediatrics
DU in Tropical Paediatrics
DU Mediation in Health
DU Mediation in Health
DU in Tropical Medicine
DU in Tropical Medicine
Introduction to Emergency Medicine DU
Introduction to Emergency Medicine DU
DU in Tropical Dermatology
DU in Tropical Dermatology
3rd year of the General Training Diploma in Medical Sciences
3rd year of the General Training Diploma in Medical Sciences
2nd year of the General Training Diploma in Medical Sciences
2nd year of the General Training Diploma in Medical Sciences
Health
UFR SMS Medical and Health Sciences
Management
Prof. Pierre COUPPIE
Dean
Prof. Mathieu NACHER
Vice-Dean
Ms Sandrine ADONIS
Administrative and Financial Manager
Guillaume ICHER
MCF Associate Professor - Tutoring Manager
Scholarship
Mrs Romy BAAL-OTHILY
School coordinator
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Ms Véronique KONOE
Schooling Manager
T 0594 27 27 24
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Ms Victorine MAZONOE
Schooling Manager
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Endrow PHIBEL
Apparitor
T 0594 27 27 25
Reception
Troubiran Campus
Building N
