Public health is an area that aims to bring health information from all health centers to the public and to promote public awareness campaigns to promote healthy living. Public health workers are involved in everything from disease identification to the development of a policy to help and rehabilitate those infected Health education, and all that will improve the health of communities through education, policy-making, disease research and injury prevention.

 The British Academy for Training and Development offers a training course in the fields of public health and its specialties to those who have the competence and the will to improve their skills in identifying the basics of working in the field of health care.

Who should attend?

• All public health workers in governmental, non-governmental and non-profit organizations such as the Red Cross.
• Workers in health insurance companies and pharmaceutical companies.
• Anyone who finds himself in need of this course.

How attendees will benefit?

• How to address the health problems of communities as a whole, and influence policies affecting the health of communities.
• Monitor the health status of the community to identify potential problems.
• Diagnosis and investigation of health problems and risks in society.
• Ways to induce compliance with laws and regulations that protect health and safety.
• Research new visions and innovative solutions.

• Introduction to public health:
  • The concept of public health and its importance.
  • History and development of the field of public health.
  • The role of health policies in improving the health of groups.
• Design and evaluation of public health programs:
  • Principles of health program design.
  • Techniques for evaluating health programs and measuring their effectiveness.
  • Cost and effectiveness analysis of health programs.
• Epidemiology and disease surveillance:
  • Understanding epidemiology and disease tracking methods.
  • Using health data to detect the spread of diseases and assess risk.
  • Applications of statistical analysis in epidemiology.
• Environmental health and public safety:
  • The impact of environmental factors on public health.
  • Public safety and pollution control strategies.
  • The impact of natural and human-caused disasters on public health.
• Maternal and childhood health and school health:
  • Health care programs for pregnant women and children.
  • The role of schools in promoting health and preventing diseases among children.
  • Nutrition and physical fitness in schools and their impact on health.
• Health policies and health financing:
  • Political and economic challenges in providing health care.
  • Financing health services and health insurance patterns.
  • Evaluating health policies and their impact on health outcomes.
• Community health and cultural diversity:
  • The impact of social and cultural factors on health.
  • Improving health in marginalized and less fortunate communities.
  • Cultural diversity and improving health care for diverse communities.