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Program Overview

The Diplôme Universitaire (DU) in Réparation Juridique du Dommage Corporel is a university diploma program offered by the University of Lyon. The program aims to provide medical and legal training to professionals involved in evaluating bodily harm in various expert contexts.

Program Description

The program is designed to last for 1 year, with 110 hours of theoretical teaching spread over 5 or 6 seminars from October to June. The practical stage involves assisting and writing 5 expert reports on bodily harm repair. Attendance at courses and stages is mandatory, and a note of attendance is required to take the exams.

Objectives

The program's objective is to train professionals in the medical and legal aspects of bodily harm evaluation, using modern pedagogical tools. The program is intended for doctors, lawyers, and other professionals involved in expert assessments.

Admission Criteria

Admission to the program is open to:

• Doctors in medicine (French and foreign)
• Interns (D.E.S.)
• Ergotherapists
• Lawyers
• Kinesitherapists
• Individuals with equivalent titles recognized by the President of the University Claude Bernard Lyon 1 (with written agreement from the pedagogical manager)

Tuition Fees

The tuition fees for the program are:

• 904 for initial training
• 1500 for continuing education (individual or employer-funded)

Program Structure

The program consists of several units of teaching, including:

• Organization of penal, civil, and administrative justice
• Procedures for expert assessments
• Principles of bodily harm
• Expertise in medical responsibility
• Recourse against third parties
• Expertise in insurance
• Accidents at work and occupational diseases

Evaluation

The exam at the end of the program consists of:

• A written test (60% of the final mark)
• A memoir (40% of the final mark) Candidates who obtain an average mark of at least 10 out of 20 on all tests are declared admitted.

Target Audience

The program is intended for professionals involved in expert assessments, including doctors, lawyers, and ergotherapists.

Teaching Team

The program is directed by Professor Laurent Fanton, with a team of professors from the University of Lyon and external experts.

University Component

The program is offered by the Service des Spécialités médicales of the University Claude Bernard Lyon 1.

Units of Teaching

The program includes several units of teaching, covering topics such as:

• Organisation of justice
• Expertise procedures
• Principles of bodily harm
• Medical responsibility
• Insurance expertise
• Accidents at work and occupational diseases
• Sequelae of trauma
• Medico-legal aspects of traumatology

Statistics and Indicators

Statistics on the program are available from the Pôle Statistique d'Appui au Pilotage de la Formation et de la Vie Etudiante.

Professional Outcomes

The program prepares students for careers in medical expertise, insurance, and legal professions, including:

• Médecin généraliste (J1102)