Priority Programs in PH
This program is addressing the priorities in population health. It provides knowledge and skills needed to understand and hence, manage specific public health programs.
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Learning Outcomes
- Effectively initiate, plan, and implement health promotion activities
- Analyze and manage women’s health issues relative to its public health implications
- Apply principles of analysis and management of environmental and occupational health problems
- Measure and value costs and effects of health care interventions
- Analyze the impact of human resource policies and processes on organizational performance in public health
Field Work
Residents spend seven weeks in the field in order to be exposed to real-life situations and to practice the skills they gain with the guidance of a dedicated mentor. participants can select from the following assignments and projects to complete their field work:
- Engage in an on-going health promotion program: Evaluate, improve and re-evaluate it.
- Collect qualitative interviews with representative women or representatives of disadvantaged/vulnerable populations on the basis of a self-developed or adapted set of relevant questions.
- Develop an economic analysis of environmental or occupational health problems and the most cost-effective interventions.
- Organize public meetings with political decision makers and discuss with them the options for reforming health services.
Targeted Group
Professionals who are interested in widening their horizons and qualifying for leadership positions in national or regional health services/health systems or who strive for an academic or political career in the health field.
Duration:
3 Months
Courses:
5
Accredited By:
Certificate
