Avis et commentaires pour d'étudiants pour Les cas de dépression majeure et la population : une approche de santé publique par Université Johns-Hopkins
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DP
Nov 15, 2019
I very much enjoyed this course. you were able to present the idea of depression as a public health concern very well and I enjoyed the way the public health research methods were approached.
KB
May 30, 2020
This course was both informative and interesting. It was a challenge, which required a lot of thinking and processing. I learned a lot. The essays were challenging also.
26 - 45 sur 45 Avis pour Les cas de dépression majeure et la population : une approche de santé publique
par Alka P
•May 03, 2020
It was a very beneficial course for me, so much to learn!
par SUSHIL K S V
•Jul 16, 2019
Great course for a public health approach to depression!
par Francis F
•Apr 13, 2020
Excellent material, well-crafted videos and pedagogy.
par Mohamed-Ali A
•Aug 03, 2017
very interesting how they presented the course
par Min-hyung K
•Jul 01, 2017
Thanks for providing this great lecture.
par JOHN Q
•Jan 17, 2017
FUN COURSE WHICH I ENJOYED QUITE A BIT.
par MILLOT J M F
•Dec 19, 2017
A bright approach to depression.
par Neha N
•Apr 17, 2018
Very informative and helpful
par A.C.R
•Apr 02, 2019
Excellent course.
par Rita M J
•Jun 02, 2020
great experience
par Gerardo S
•May 02, 2018
Great course!
par PREM S P
•Apr 02, 2020
Mind Blowing
par 張齡文 L
•May 09, 2017
很實用也很專業！！！
par Vitor A e S
•Apr 13, 2020
Awesome!
par Amy D V
•Mar 04, 2020
The course itself was good, very good. I learned a lot. Hats off to the three professors who taught!
However, it was problematic waiting for peer grading (I waited over four weeks for the last grade). Also I am not sure how effective it is to have peer grading as some students give all points for mediocre work and other give few points because one small aspect was thought incorrect.
Also there was some sort of glitch with the assignment deadlines. I was informed on multiple occassions that I had four assignments overdue even though all were already turned in.
par Jesse
•Jul 10, 2019
The information wasn't overly complicated, and I would have liked if the course went a little deeper into the various themes and lessons, but overall the instructors certainly knew what they were doing and talking about and their slides were easy to read and well put-together, and I really enjoyed this course.
par Sakthipriya R
•Feb 05, 2019
Course is great. Knowledgeable. Got more info about depression globally .
par 灯里Akari
•Aug 28, 2018
A very detailed course. But may be a little primary for clinicians.
par Holly G
•Apr 10, 2017
I really enjoyed listening to the lectures. The instructors are very knowledgeable and explain topics well. The assignments are in line with the course material. This course encouraged me to think critically about mental health, specifically major depression from a public health perspective. The reason why I gave it 3 stars is because I didn't find that there was much discussion on the discussion board. Each student just answered the question proposed by the instructor and that was it. There wasn't much discussion back and forth among the students. Also, I think the lectures are from 2013 so I am wondering if this course is being updated and covering the most current research in public health?
par Pablo S S
•Jan 14, 2017
The second week, by Wietse Tol, is simply brilliant. I learned a lot about the etic and emic perspective on depression, and his insights about sociocultural factors are amazing. On the other hand, the last two weeks are boring and dull: they take the typical psychiatric bias and simply ignore any research compromising their orthodoxy (for example, Kirsch's studies). It would be interesting to include, as well, critiques to the concept of depression as well: there are transdiagnostic approaches expanding quite quickly, besides classical critiques of DSM categories. Overall, I would focus on the first three weeks and ignore the rest.
