6 hours of teaching

Today I have taught for another 6 hours, including 4 hours of teacher-moderated and -commented student presentations and two hours of teacher presentations.

Three assignment papers approved in MPH130

Today I have evaluated and approved three assignment texts submitted as replacement for participating in a student presentation in the PHCC Master course Philosophy of science and health care ethics.

Exam questions composed for PHCC master

I have just composed exam questions for Philosophy of science and health care ethics (PHCC master). The home exam starts in a week.

MPH130 teaching plan revised

A couple of months ago I revised the teaching plan for "Philosophy of science and health care ethics" - on demand, so to speak (say no more).

17 hours taught this week; done for year

I have just finished teaching 6 more hours in "Philosophy of science and health care ethics". This concludes my teaching this first of two gatherings, and all teaching this year.

5 more hours of teaching

Today I have taught for 5 hours in "Health care ethics and philosophy of science" at University of Stavanger´s Faculty of health sciences, in the master Pre-hospital critical care. I gave an introduction to philosophy of science. The plan was to go on for 6 hours, but the students thought 5 hours was enough.

6 hours of teaching

Today I have taught for the first 6 hours in "Health care ethics and philosophy of science" (MPH130), for Department of health studies. Today´s topic was introduction to ethics.

18 MA exam papers graded

Last Friday I finished grading a total of 18 home exam papers in the UiS EVU course "Philosophy of science and health care ethics" (course code FXPSH100).

PHCC meeting attended

Today I attended a meeting for faculty involved in the UiS EVU master program Prehospital Critical Care (PHCC), at University of Stavanger´s Department of health studies.

Teaching plan for PHCC master course composed

Today I have composed the teaching plan for the master course "Philosophy of Science and Health Care Ethics" (course code FXPSH100), offered by UiS EVU. Teaching days are at the end of November and end of February respectively.

PHCC Course description revised

Today I have finished revising the course description of the PHCC (Pre-Hospital Critical Care) master course "Philosophy of Science and Health Care" (course code FXPSH100), which is offered by UiS EVU.

Meeting on PHCC attended

On March 18th I attended a meeting on experiences so far in two courses in the UiS EVU Master in Pre-Hospital Critical Care (see previous posts), in preparation of my own course which starts this autumn, "Philosophy of Science and Health Care Ethics".

Meeting on PHCC master course; contract signed

Today I have been in a meeting with UiS EVU, and later on signed a contract with them as responsible (course coordinator and sole teacher) for the course "Philosophy of Science and Health Care Ethics" as part of the PCHH (Pre-Hospital Critical Care) Master. The course will be taught over this autumn and next Spring (2 x whole 3 days of teaching).

Agreed to be course coordinator in PHCC master

On April 7th (while in parliament, as it happened) I was asked, and agreed, to be coordinator for the course "Philosophy of Science and Health Care Ethics" in the master program Pre-Hospital Critical Care (PHCC) - see previous posts, including on more recent developments - to be offered by University of Stavanger (UiS EVU) starting this fall.

PHCC master programme at UiS approved - to be established this autumn

The master programme Pre-Hospital Critical care (PHCC) was approved by the board of the University of Stavanger in its meeting Thursday this week (see very brief report from this board meeting - in Norwegian).

Also, yesterday I had a meeting with one of the core teachers involved, to make plans for coordination etc.

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Mentioned as prospective course coordinator in UiS case document

Mentioned as prospective course coordinator in UiS case document

In its board meeting today, the University of Stavanger discussed establishing of a new master programme in Pre-Hospital Critical Care (PHCC). In the case document I am mentioned on p. 28, as prospective course coordinator for "Philosophy of Science and Health Care Ethics".

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To be teacher at UiS EVU in master in pre-hospital critical care; info meeting

To be teacher at UiS EVU in master in pre-hospital critical care; info meeting

Some seven weeks ago I as asked to be responsible for the course in Philosophy of science and health care ethics in the master program Pre-Hospital Critical Care (PHCC), which is to be offered by the University of Stavanger's unit for continuing education, UiS EVU. I accepted - and on Monday 19th of May I attended an information meeting at UiS EVU. 

My course will in the first round be offered autumn 2015 and spring 2016, and amount to 10 credits (1/6 of a full year's credits). It will largely be modelled after the master course in Philosophy of science and ethics that I have been giving autumn 2012 and autumn 2013 at UiS' Department of health studies (as part of the department's master in health science).

The PHCC master program, which is pending approval by the UiS board in June, is initiated and initially funded by Norsk Luftambulanse [Norwegian Air Ambulance]. New students will likely be admitted every second year starting this autumn.