Program Overview

Program Overview

The DiplŰme d'Universitť (DU) in Health is a university diploma program offered by the University Claude Bernard Lyon 1. The program focuses on implementing and evaluating patient-professional partnerships in all dimensions of the healthcare system.

Program Description

The program aims to define the foundations of patient partnerships, position oneself in the continuum of patient engagement, recognize and mobilize patient experiential knowledge, contribute to the implementation of health democracy, and build and implement partnership actions between patients and professionals. The program covers various aspects, including care, organization of care, teaching, and research.

Program Structure

The program is structured over one year, combining face-to-face training, video capsules, internships, and personal work. The total volume of hours is 127, broken down into:

• Theoretical teaching in face-to-face mode: 64.5 hours
• Practical teaching: 14 hours
• Internship: 35 hours
• Other activities (simulations, e-learning, etc.): 8 hours

Target Audience

The program is designed for:

• Patients or relatives, citizens wishing to engage in a partnership approach
• Medical and paramedical healthcare professionals
• Healthcare managers
• Professionals in the medical-social and social fields, prevention, and research
• No specific diplomas or experience are required, and the program is open to patients.

Admission Criteria

Selection is based on a letter of motivation, including the project in which the registration is integrated, and a CV. The responsible teachers for the program are HAESEBAERT Julie and REYNAUD Quitterie, specializing in Public Health.

Tuition Fees

The program fees are:

• 2500 for individual funding
• 2500 for employer-funded training

Program Duration

The program lasts 2 semesters, with a session starting on November 20, 2025, and ending on April 2, 2026.

Responsible Faculty

The program is managed by the Faculty of Medicine Lyon Est, University Claude Bernard Lyon 1.

Evaluation Methods

The evaluation methods are not specified in the provided context.

Additional Information

The program is part of the University's continuing education offerings, and the university is responsible for the program's content and organization.