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Responsible Self-Care Profile: A Model to Promote Among Individuals Living with Hypertension

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This study proposes to evaluate the adequacy of the training offers of the UFR Criminology of the FHB University with the objectives of sustainable development. It will be a question of identifying the training offers, the educational objectives and/or professional skills targeted, in connection with the objectives of sustainable development in terms of the quality of training and teachers. A field survey was carried out in the said UFR from March to May 2021, with a sample of 150 people made up of: administrative staff, teachers and students. The data collected comes from documentary studies, interviews and observations and has been the subject of both quantitative and qualitative analysis. Our results showed that the ODFs are very scalable, tending more to conform rather to the LMD than to take into account the ODDs of which the respondents are almost unaware, a fortiori to refer to them in the design of educational models. The failure to take specific internal measures in terms of interruption/reintegration or FIP does not allow for inclusive training (SDG4), accompanied by a great lack of visibility of students with regard to the predispositions to the acquisition of a decent job (SDG8). Keywords: Adequacy, Sustainable Development Goals, Training Offer, UFR Criminology

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Responsible Self-Care Profile: A Model to Promote Among Individuals Living with Hypertension
Date Crossref
31/12/2022
Éditeur
University of Lomé
Type
journal-article

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