Implementing Health Programs in Developing Countries: Making Programs Work

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For advanced MPH students (>16 credits completed). Recommend completion of GH744 prior to taking GH743, but not required. As professionals working in different settings, we often end up running programs we did not design, which are under-financed and face enormous implementation challenges. In this practice-based course, students will work with a specifically identified health program that is currently being implemented. They will conduct systems analyses, undertake problem solving exercises, and propose solutions to real implementation challenges in the field. Ultimately, they will be able to prioritize the interventions necessary to effectively run a complex health program in such diverse situations as urban slums and dispersed rural areas in a variety of settings and be prepared to plan the actions to effectively run those programs. This course is directed towards students in the health management emphasis area and is not suitable for students in their first semester of studies. Students who will particularly benefit from this course are both U.S. and international students who plan to manage programs in different settings, including in low-and middle-income countries→SPH GH 743→unlocks 0 courses

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