COURSE ADVISOR
* Dr. Deepak Saxena IIPHG
* Dr. Howard White Campbell South Asia
KEY FEATURES
1. Hands on training and orientation to commonly used software
2. Live interactive sessions
3. Competency based teaching method
TOPICS
1. Introduction to Evidence Synthesis – Gap Maps, Systematic Reviews and Meta-analysis
2. Literature Search & Study Selection
3. Data Extraction & Quality Assessment
4. Protocol Development & Review Publication
5. Introduction to Meta-Analysis
6. Stakeholder Engagement and Advanced Topics
7. Finalizing Projects and Course Wrap-Up
Who Should Attend:
* Program and Policy Personnel
* Public health professionals
* Academicians
* Clinicians
* Statisticians
* Healthcare Researchers
* Post Graduate & Doctoral Students
Evaluation/Assessment: Evaluation and assessment of the course will be online based through assignments.
Access to healthcare for persons with disabilities (PWD)is not a niche issue. It is the fundamental right for people with disabilities, embedded in the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and in the laws of most countries including India. The issue is also a critical one in this Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) era. There are many barriers for PWDs to have adequate access to health care. One of the key barriers is the lack of awareness about what it means to be disabled in a country like India. This is especially among those who provide primary care services and those who are interested in supporting them. PHFI and the Indian Institute of Public Health Hyderabad (IIPHH) envisions a knowledge-empowered society with equitable access to health and rehabilitation services for PWDs, provided with an approach that is dignified, compassionate and evidence-based. Hence this program is specifically designed to sensitize public health professionals and students involved and/or interested in contributing to empowerment of PWDs.
Access to healthcare for persons with disabilities (PWD)is not a niche issue. It is the fundamental right for people with disabilities, embedded in the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and in the laws of most countries including India. The issue is also a critical one in this Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) era. There are many barriers for PWDs to have adequate access to health care. One of the key barriers is the lack of awareness about what it means to be disabled in a country like India. This is especially among those who provide primary care services and those who are interested in supporting them. PHFI and the Indian Institute of Public Health Hyderabad (IIPHH) envisions a knowledge-empowered society with equitable access to health and rehabilitation services for PWDs, provided with an approach that is dignified, compassionate and evidence-based. Hence this program is specifically designed to sensitize public health professionals and students involved and/or interested in contributing to empowerment of PWDs.
To create awareness and enhance the competencies of public health professionals on disability and its relevance to public health,especially in the context of India and other low and middle income countries.
Learning is self-directed against a detailed set of learning objectives using the materials provided. This is a eLearning program involving pre-recorded virtual lectures, online group interactions, self-learning,assignments, exercises and assessments. There will also be an online discussion board to facilitate peer- learning and interaction with e-course mentors. There will also be a web-based email tutorial support system in place for the participants. English will be the main language for instructions. Faculty with diverse interdisciplinary expertise and experience especially in Disability and rehabilitation will teach the e-course.