Advancing knowledge for district health system strengthening: emerging themes from the South African Learning Alliance for the DHS (SALAD)SALAD is a learning network that connects health services managers at district, provincial and national level with health policy and system researchers. SALAD will reflect on its progress since inception through four themes: M&E, COPC, resource allocation and community-led monitoring...FIND OUT MOREReflections from the Emerging Voices for Global Health (EV4GH) 2024 venture, Nagasaki, JapanDr. Phoene Oware, EV4GH 2024 fellow from SOPH, shares herreflections and insights from the experienceFIND OUT MOREWhat do I do with expired medicine? Don’t use it, for a start…Proper medicine disposal is a critical yet often overlooked issue in South Africa. In a recent article published in The Conversation, Prof Coetzee highlights the risks associated with expired medicines, emphasizing the need for safer disposal practices to protect public...FIND OUT MOREPharmaceutical Policy & Management – Online Module 2025This online module may be taken as an individual stand-alone module or as part of the Master of Public Health. FIND OUT MORE
This module was created to help prepare individuals in the fields of health and welfare for the challenging role of manager particularly at programme, district and sub-district levels.
This module was created to help prepare individuals in the fields of health and welfare to gain an understanding of the concepts and practice of Health Promotion.
The main purpose of this module is to introduce you to the Comprehensive Primary Health Care Approach: its origins, rationale, philosophy, theory, concepts and practices.
The module aims to introduce you to a wide range of Public Health issues which will then be developed in more detail across the other five modules of this programme.
COVID-19 is providing challenges for us all! Pharmacy, Clinical, Laboratory and Public health professionals have been involved in maintaining existing health services, including access to quality pharmaceuticals during the COVID crisis.
This year marks 20 years since activists and comrades across the world joined us in the first People’s Health Assembly in Bangladesh in 2000 and the PHM journey began.