Quiere decir que los contenidos del curso se han sometido a evaluación por parte de la “Comisión de Formación Continuada” (CFC) del “Sistema Nacional de Salud”. Eso supone que esta comisión de alguna manera avala el curso, considera que tienen interés sanitario y le asigna un número determinado de créditos.
En el “Sistema Nacional de Salud” intervienen el Ministerio de Sanidad, Servicios Sociales e Igualdad, así como las Consejerías de Sanidad de todas las Comunidades Autónomas.
La “Comisión de Formación Continuada” realiza una evaluación sobre el diseño, organización, contenidos y Curriculum Vitae de los profesores del curso conforme a unos criterios consensuados de calidad, y asigna “créditos de Formación Continuada” que serán baremables en el Curriculum Vitae del alumno. Es decir, la Comisión evalúa a los profesores y contenidos del curso y, si se supera esa evaluación, concede créditos a los alumnos.
La acreditación tiene validez en todo el territorio nacional.
Los cursos acreditados son valorables en cualquiera de las Administraciones sanitarias que participan en el sistema Nacional de Salud. Es decir, serán valorables en los baremos de oposiciones, concursos de méritos, traslados y bolsas de empleo convocados por las Consejerías de Sanidad de las CCAA y/o por el Ministerio de Sanidad. De todas formas, en cada caso hay que consultar la convocatoria correspondiente.
La acreditación la concede la CFC para titulados en determinadas “profesiones sanitarias” pero no para titulaciones no sanitarias. En España las profesiones sanitarias vienen reguladas por la Ley 44/2003, de 21 de noviembre, de ordenación de las profesiones sanitarias según la cual son profesionales sanitarios los
- Licenciados y graduados en Veterinaria
- Licenciados y graduados en Farmacia
- Licenciados y graduados en Ciencia y Tecnología de Alimentos
- Diplomados y graduados en Nutrición Humana y Dietética
- Biólogos con titulo de especialista vía BIR
- Bioquímicos con título de especialista vía BIR
- Químicos con título de especialista vía QUIR
Estos cursos son baremables por lo tanto en oposiciones y concursos convocados específicamente para licenciados o graduados en dichas titulaciones sanitarias. Por ejemplo, Inspectores Veterinarios, Farmacéuticos de Salud Pública, Biólogos especialistas clínicos, etc.
Por lo tanto el hecho de que a un licenciado/graduado en una profesión no sanitaria no se le expida el diploma de Acreditación no supone un agravio comparativo ni puede perjudicarle en nada, puesto que en las oposiciones/concursos a que concurriera no se le exigiría que los méritos estén acreditados por la CFC del Sistema Nacional de Salud.
A todos los alumnos la Universidad de Salamanca expide un diploma en el que consta el título del curso y su número de horas (120 horas), así como el programa completo.
A los alumnos titulados en alguna de las profesiones sanitarias se les expide además un diploma en el que consta la acreditación de la CFC y el número de créditos del curso.
Puede consultarse en la página web del Ministerio de Sanidad en este enlace.
The course "Advanced Dynamic Panel Data Methods" was a course of three days. It was extremely well organized and the course had a very useful structure. We had a great lecturer who knew how to include plenty of applicatory examples in his lectures in order to give us a complete understanding of the advanced panel data models. Since attending this course I was able to apply some of the models in my own study and give my research a stronger focus. I had a great time in Salamanca and can only recommend attending the research methods courses.
As a former participant in the "Advanced dynamic panel data methods" course, I would recommend it to anyone who has a strong understanding of GMM estimators and want to further broaden their knowledge. The course was supported with some examples demonstrating its implementation in STATA. It suits best to experienced researchers working with dynamic panel data models.
Overall, what a positive surprise this course proved to be! It was an opportunity to meet international researchers indulging in discussion on current research projects and experiencing the culture, food, evening ambience at Plaza Mayor and architecture of Salamanca. All together was totally worth it. The course is filled with valuable information and you will learn everything you need to know about static and dynamic panel data models.
Attending the 2014 Panel Data Course (Advanced Dynamic Panel Data Methods) was a very stimulating experience: Meeting with researchers from around the world in the beautiful city of Salamanca, in order to be guided rigorously through the interesting but challenging topics of dynamic panel data analysis. The course consisted of morning lectures, which allow the participants to directly apply their new knowledge to their individual projects in the afternoon and to ask questions the next morning.
I warmly recommend the course to researchers with solid econometrics knowledge and interested in dynamic panel data methods.
The instructor is a highly?recognized expert in the field, the course is well structured and perfectly organized, application is simple and Salamanca is always worth a visit.
For further information, please, contact:
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Spanish Airports: http://www.aena.es
The commercial airports closest to Salamanca are Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas and Valladolid-Villanubla. Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas is the largest Spanish airport and there are regular flights from/to most national/ international destinations.
Bus: https://www.avanzabus.com/
There is a direct bus from Madrid airport to Salamanca. There are two bus stops to travel to Salamanca. The Avanzabus/AutoRes bus departs from the bus stop located in Terminal T1 of Madrid-Barajas airport (ground floor, opposite baggage reclaim hall 2):
And then it stops in the bus stop located in Terminal T4 of Madrid-Barajas airport (ground floor) before beginning the journey to Salamanca:
https://www.aena.es/en/adolfo-suarez-madrid-barajas/getting-there/bus.html#wcs-id-1575047995833
Alternatively, you can take the underground/a taxi to travel to the central bus station in Madrid (Estación de Autobuses de Madrid – Estación Sur) and take a bus from Madrid city centre to Salamanca. You can buy the bus ticket online in advance. The bus journey from Madrid to Salamanca takes approximately 2 hours and 40 minutes.
Train: http://www.renfe.com/EN/viajeros/index.html
The trains to Salamanca depart from Madrid-Chamartín train station. You can take the underground/a taxi/commuter rail service (Cercanías Madrid) to travel to Madrid-Chamartín train station from Madrid-Barajas airport. You can buy the train ticket online in advance. The train journey from Madrid to Salamanca takes approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes, although there are some faster trains at certain times that reach Salamanca in less than 2 hours.
Salamanca is a city in western Spain, in the region of Castilla and León. Because of its beautiful buildings and urban environment, the Old City was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1988. It is the most important University City in Spain and is known for its contributions to the teaching of the Spanish language. Salamanca attracts thousands of international students, generating a diverse multicultural environment.
It is situated approximately 200 km (124 mi) west of Madrid and 80 km (50 mi) east of the Portuguese border. The University of Salamanca, which was founded in 1218, is the oldest university in Spain and the third oldest western university. With its 30,000 students, the university is, together with tourism, the economic engine of the city.
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