Using Research for Better Practice in International Health

Course Content
Building on basic knowledge of qualitative and quantitative research methods, the course aims to equip students with the skills to systematically assess and critically appraise existing information (literature, reports, websites, databases) as evidence, then to communicate and translate such evidence into improved policy and practice. It aims to bridge the gap between research and practice in both directions and thus contribute to an evidence based practice.

Target Audience
Public health practitioners, medical doctors, nurses, policy makers, programme/project planners, managers, paramedical staff, social scientists, educators

Qualifications
English proficiency

Certifications
University of Heidelberg; tropEd

Local Organizer
Short Courses in International Health Programme

Notes
Registration deadline:none - first come, first serve; please keep in mind the time you need for travel and visa arrangements

Ms. Natascha Petersen