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Available courses

COMMUNITY HEALTH INFORMATION SYSTEMS

Course description 

The Community Health Information Systems (CHIS) course equips trainees with skills in collecting, recording, managing, and reporting community health data. It emphasizes the use of health information for planning, decision-making, monitoring, and improving community healthcare services.

Specific Learning Outcomes

By the end of the course, trainees should be able to:

Define community, health,information, systems and CHIS

 Explain CHIS importance in healthcare delivery.

Differentiate types and sources of community health data.

Demonstrate correct methods of collecting, recording, and reporting health information.

Interactive learning activities 

Group discussions on the importance of health information systems.

Role plays on data collection and reporting in community settings.

Practical demonstrations of filling health registers and reporting forms.

Case studies involving community health data interpretation.

EPIDEMIOLOGY

This course provides an introduction to epidemiology, focusing on the study of the distribution and determinants of health-related events in populations. Trainees will explore core epidemiological concepts, measures of disease frequency, study designs, and the application of epidemiology to public health decision-making. Emphasis is placed on interpreting data, understanding disease patterns, and applying epidemiological principles to real-world health problems.


Learning Outcomes

By the end of this course, trainees will be able to:


1.Explain key epidemiological concepts and terminology.

2.Describe measures of disease frequency.

3.Differentiate between major epidemiological study designs.

4.Interpret basic epidemiological data and reports.

 Interactive Activities

1.Case Study Analysis

Trainees analyze real or simulated outbreak scenarios to identify causes, risk factors, and control measures.


2.Data Interpretation Exercise

Trainees work with simplified datasets to calculate incidence, prevalence, and risk ratios.


3.Interactive Quizzes

Short quizzes with instant feedback to reinforce core concepts.


4.Discussion Forums

Trainees discuss current public health issues and how epidemiology informs policy decisions.