21 June 2021
We welcome you to the module Using Information for Effective Management in Health Care Services I.
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21 June 2021
Welcome to this first session of Rational Medicines Use (RMU) in which we define the concept and its origins.
21 June 2021
An approach to quantitative research – mainly revision
21 June 2021
Welcome to the Qualitative Research Methods module. This is the second stage of preparing for your minithesis research study, so we have tried to guide you through the process with some breadth but along as straight a path as possible.
21 June 2021
Welcome to this second semester Public Health Research Module. I will have met some of you and had contact with all of you through having co-convened and taught on the Population and Development II module with Nikki Schaay in your first semester. It is good to reconnect with you all again.
21 June 2021
Welcome to this module called Public Health Nutrition: Policy and Programming.
21 June 2021
Welcome to your first module of the Master of Public Health – Population Health and Development: A Primary Health Care Approach II.
21 June 2021
This new module, Pharmaceutical Policy and Management introduces students to pharmaceutical policy and management issues within the health systems framework and will be an additional elective in the MPH within the Pharmaceutical Public Health group, which provides students with an interest in this area a degree of specialisation.
21 June 2021
Welcome to the Micronutrient Malnutrition module.