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Global PHC Course
Objectives of the Course
- Explain the core principles of PHC
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Describe the structure and functioning of the HEP through the lens of the WHO’s building blocks and community engagement
- Assess how experiences from the HEP can be adapted to other contexts
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Create an action plan to apply their new knowledge to opportunities in their own Countries
Is this course right for you?
The majority of the content is delivered to you through self-paced learning modules, in which you can learn at your own pace, followed by virtual discussions with leaders from within the Ethiopian PHC system, and finally, if you met all the requirements, you will have an opportunity to a field visit in Ethiopia
In this 2 credit hour course, you are expected to commit 4 – 6 hours/week for six weeks. You are also expected to attend 3-4 live sessions within the course.
Professionals who are working in health programming, such as regional, provincial, or bureau heads who are involved with adapting best practices in order to improve the functioning of the PHC system in their home countries.
The course is aimed at delegations from low- and middle-income countries, but it is relevant to practitioners, scholars, and leaders working with under-served and minority populations anywhere.
Only Participants coming or applying as a country group and could have a support letter from the Country’s MoH or your Organization will be eligible to the course
Module 1: Introduction to Primary Health Care (PHC)
Module 2: Primary Health Care Service Delivery
Module 3: Human Resources for Health
Module 4: Health Information System in PHC
Module 5: Essential Medicine and Supplies
Module 6: Health Financing in PHC
Module 7: Leadership & Governance in PHC
Module 8: Community and Community Engagement
Previous Participants Feedback
“The global PHC course experience was an exciting & highly rewarding, Work-holiday!”
Prof. Ifeoma Okoye
“ l learned from the Ethiopian experience, how to look systematically across the WHO building blocks and draw upon global health examples to illustrate alternative approaches to PHC challenges with the ultimate goal of implementing impactful changes.”
PRIMARY HEALTH CARE WITHOUT EXCEPTION!
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