COURSE INFORMATION

Scheduled Dates: 13 – 24 Jan 2025 | 07 – 18 Mar 2025 | 14 – 25 Jul 2025 | 20 – 31 Oct 2025

Duration: 2 Weeks

Customized dates and one-on-one sessions can be organized.

COURSE DESCRIPTION

This two-week course on Health Care Financing is designed to provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of the principles and practices involved in financing health care systems. The course will explore the various models of health care financing, the economics behind it, and the policies that shape funding, accessibility, and quality of care. Participants will gain insight into both public and private health care financing mechanisms, including insurance schemes, government budgets, and out-of-pocket expenses. The course will also examine global trends in health financing, key challenges, and future directions for sustainable health care systems.

TARGET GROUP

•    Policy Makers and Government Officials in Health Departments
•    Health Care Administrators and Managers
•    Public Health Professionals and Planners
•    Economists working in health sectors
•    Students in public health, health economics, or related fields
•    NGO Representatives working on health issues
•    Healthcare Financing Professionals (e.g., actuaries, financial analysts)

COURSE OUTLINE

Introduction to Health Care Financing
•    Overview of Health Systems and Financing
•    Economic Principles of Health Financing
•    Public Sector Financing Models
•    Private Sector Financing Models

Advanced Topics in Health Financing
•    Health Insurance Systems
•    Financing Healthcare for Special Populations
•    Managing Health Care Costs
•    Sustainable Health Financing and Future Directions
•    Designing a Health Financing System
•    Conclusion and Assessment

REGISTRATION

To register, kindly fill the Seminar Registration Form and send it to us through:

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TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF PAYMENT
    Fees Payment - All fees are payable strictly in advance 2 working days before the course starting date.
    Cancellation Fee - Cancellation of any participant 5 working days before the start day of a course will incur a 20% cancellation fee.
    We regret that no cancellations will be accepted within 2 working days of a course, but substitutions may be made.

COURSE INFORMATION

Scheduled Dates: 06 – 17 Jan 2025 | 14 – 25 Apr 2025 | 07 – 18 Jul 2025 | 06 – 17 Oct 2025

Duration: 2 Weeks

Customized dates and one-on-one sessions can be organized.

COURSE DESCRIPTION

This two-week intensive course explores the intersection of disaster management and sustainable development. It aims to provide participants with comprehensive knowledge of disaster risk reduction, response strategies, and recovery measures, while emphasizing sustainable development principles in disaster-prone areas. The course integrates theoretical frameworks with practical approaches, fostering an understanding of how effective disaster management can contribute to long-term sustainability. Through case studies, simulations, and expert-led discussions, participants will explore the complexities of environmental, economic, and social factors in disaster management, and how these can be balanced with the goals of sustainable.

TARGET GROUP

•    Development Professionals: Working in disaster risk reduction, humanitarian assistance, or climate adaptation.
•    Government and Policy Makers: Involved in emergency management, environmental policy, and urban planning.
•    NGO Workers: Focusing on community resilience and disaster recovery.
•    Academics and Students: Interested in disaster management, environmental studies, or sustainable development.
•    Private Sector Professionals: Especially in industries related to infrastructure, construction, and environmental sustainability.

COURSE OUTLINE

Foundations of Disaster Management and Sustainability
•    Introduction to Disaster Management
•    Sustainable Development and its Pillars
•    Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) and Climate Change
•    Case Studies in Disaster Management and Sustainability
•    Integrating Disaster Management and Sustainable Development

Practical Approaches, Planning, and Resilience
•    Disaster Preparedness and Early Warning Systems
•    Sustainable Recovery and Reconstruction
•    Building Community Resilience
•    Policy, Governance, and Partnerships in Disaster Management
•    Final Workshop and Action Plan Development

REGISTRATION

To register, kindly fill the Seminar Registration Form and send it to us through:

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TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF PAYMENT
    Fees Payment - All fees are payable strictly in advance 2 working days before the course starting date.
    Cancellation Fee - Cancellation of any participant 5 working days before the start day of a course will incur a 20% cancellation fee.
    We regret that no cancellations will be accepted within 2 working days of a course, but substitutions may be made.

COURSE INFORMATION

Scheduled Dates: 20 – 31 Jan 2025 | 14 – 25 Apr 2025 | 14 – 25 Jul 2025 | 13 – 24 Oct 2025

Duration: 2 Weeks

Customized dates and one-on-one sessions can be organized.

COURSE DESCRIPTION

This comprehensive two-week course provides participants with the knowledge and practical skills necessary to design, implement, and evaluate an HIV workplace programme effectively. It focuses on the critical role of workplace-based interventions in preventing the spread of HIV, supporting affected employees, and fostering an inclusive, non-discriminatory workplace environment. The course will explore policy development, stakeholder engagement, communication strategies, and monitoring and evaluation techniques for a sustainable HIV programme. Participants will engage in case studies, practical exercises, and group discussions to enhance their ability to create and evaluate HIV-focused workplace initiatives.

TARGET GROUP

•    Human Resources professionals
•    Workplace health and safety managers
•    Occupational health professionals
•    Corporate social responsibility (CSR) managers
•    Labor union representatives
•    Workplace programme coordinators
•    Public health officials involved in workplace health
•    Managers or senior staff responsible for creating inclusive workplace policies
•    Any stakeholders involved in health promotion and HIV prevention at the workplace level

COURSE OUTLINE

Introduction to HIV in the Workplace
•    Overview of HIV and AIDS: Current global and local context
•    Understanding the workplace impact of HIV
•    Importance of HIV workplace programmes: Legal, ethical, and social perspectives
•    Case studies of successful HIV workplace programmes
•    HIV Prevention Strategies at the Workplace
•    Designing an HIV workplace policy
•    Engaging senior management and stakeholders
•    Legal considerations: Anti-discrimination laws, privacy, and confidentiality
•    Establishing workplace guidelines for HIV awareness
•    Effective Communication for HIV Awareness
•    Developing HIV training and awareness campaigns
•    Using media and internal communications to reduce stigma
•    Creating supportive environments: Peer support programs and counseling
•    Role of Employee Assistance Programmes (EAPs)
•    Risk Assessment: Identifying potential HIV-related risks in the workplace
•    Designing preventive measures: Workplace health assessments and interventions
•    Understanding the role of workplace health services in HIV management
•    HIV testing and counseling services

Implementation and Evaluation of HIV Workplace Programmes
•    Practical Steps in Implementing an HIV Workplace Programme
•    Setting clear objectives and timelines
•    Resource allocation and budget considerations
•    Staff training and sensitization
•    Monitoring and reporting procedures
•    Evaluating HIV Workplace Programmes: Methods and Tools
•    Defining key performance indicators (KPIs) for programme success
•    Collecting and analyzing data on employee participation and health outcomes
•    Feedback mechanisms for continuous improvement
•    Overcoming Challenges in HIV Programme Implementation
•    Addressing barriers such as stigma, resistance, and misconceptions
•    Addressing confidentiality and privacy concerns
•    Securing buy-in from employees and leadership
•    Creating Sustainable HIV Workplace Programmes
•    Long-term strategies for maintaining programme impact
•    Collaborating with local health organizations and community support
•    Securing funding and resources for ongoing programme support
•    Case study on program sustainability
•    Wrap-Up Session: Key Insights and Takeaways
•    Group Work: Designing an HIV Workplace Programme (final presentations)
•    Peer feedback and discussion
•    Course Evaluation and Feedback

REGISTRATION

To register, kindly fill the Seminar Registration Form and send it to us through:

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TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF PAYMENT
    Fees Payment - All fees are payable strictly in advance 2 working days before the course starting date.
    Cancellation Fee - Cancellation of any participant 5 working days before the start day of a course will incur a 20% cancellation fee.
    We regret that no cancellations will be accepted within 2 working days of a course, but substitutions may be made.

COURSE INFORMATION

Scheduled Dates: 06 – 17 Jan 2025 | 14 – 25 Apr 2025 | 07 – 18 Jul 2025 | 06 – 17 Oct 2025

Duration: 2 Weeks

Customized dates and one-on-one sessions can be organized.

COURSE DESCRIPTION

This intensive two-week course provides a deep dive into the economic principles and analytical methods that shape health policy, healthcare delivery, and public health systems. Participants will engage with advanced health economics topics, including cost-effectiveness analysis, health system financing, health inequality, and market failures within the healthcare sector. Through case studies, practical applications, and cutting-edge research, students will gain the tools needed to critically analyze healthcare markets and policies from an economic perspective.

TARGET GROUP

This course is designed for:
•    Graduate students in public health, economics, health policy, and related fields.
•    Healthcare professionals seeking to deepen their understanding of economic principles affecting healthcare systems.
•    Policy analysts and decision-makers working in government agencies, international organizations, or non-governmental organizations (NGOs) involved in health economics, health policy, or program evaluation.
•    Researchers or consultants in the health sector.
A background in basic economics and health systems is recommended for participants to get the most from this course.

COURSE OUTLINE

Foundations and Core Concepts in Health Economics
•    Introduction to Health Economics
•    Market Failures in Healthcare
•    Healthcare Financing and Insurance
•    Cost-Effectiveness and Cost-Benefit Analysis
•    Health Systems and Policy Analysis

Advanced Topics and Applications
•    Health Inequality and Economics
•    Econometrics in Health Economics
•    Global Health Economics
•    Innovations and Technological Advances in Health Economics
•    Case Studies and Policy Recommendations

REGISTRATION

To register, kindly fill the Seminar Registration Form and send it to us through:

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TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF PAYMENT
    Fees Payment - All fees are payable strictly in advance 2 working days before the course starting date.
    Cancellation Fee - Cancellation of any participant 5 working days before the start day of a course will incur a 20% cancellation fee.
    We regret that no cancellations will be accepted within 2 working days of a course, but substitutions may be made.