2012/10/08-19: Rapid Assessment Research: Needs Assessments in Public Health and the use of Rapid Assessment Protocols (Course 5025-12-00-00) – University of Copenhagen

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2012/10/08-19: Rapid Assessment Research: Needs Assessments in Public Health and the use of Rapid Assessment Protocols (Course 5025-12-00-00)

NB: new dates - course now takes place on 8 - 19 October 2012.

Course organizer:

Dr David Beran, International Insulin Foundation/University College London

Time and place:

See "Details" box to the right.

Course contents:

Course Aim: To examine and apply the different aspects that comprise Rapid Assessment Protocols. In addition, to appraise a variety of linked issues in the development of research tools, research methods and using research for action and policy changes.

Course Learning Objectives: 

  • Develop an advanced understanding of the theory of needs and needs assessments;
  • Understanding the theory and practice of interview techniques;
  • Explore and apply methods used for rapid health system appraisal, including appraisal of related, non-health sectors;
  • Examine and evaluate varying types of data and learn the process of data-related decision making;
  • Assess and apply the process and practice of integrating research into action and policy;
  • Be able to effectively and confidently apply the theoretical knowledge gained through the course to developing and implementing Rapid Assessment Research.

Intended participants:

  • Any PhD students with a planned career or current career in public health, health promotion, medical anthropology
  • Faculty members

Sessions:

Registration:

Register for this course through the University of Copenhagen online registration system here https://phdkursus.sund.ku.dk/frontPlanner/DetailKursus.aspx?id=95846

Other details:

Participation in this course gives 10,4 ECTS points. If you have questions about this course, please write to Claire Charasse at the e-mail address indicated below.