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课程名称:公共卫生实践基础：公共卫生方法 概述： 《公共卫生方法》课程是帝国学院伦敦全球公共卫生硕士（MPH）项目中更广泛的公共卫生实践基础专业化的第一部分。课程内容由学术界和实践者共同开发，结合了多年的公共卫生实际经验和深入的学术知识。通过短视频讲座、实践者访谈和各种互动活动，学习者将沉浸在公共卫生实践的世界中。 该课程适合新手以及有经验的从业者，共分为四个模块（为期四周的学习），帮助学习者熟悉公共卫生实践的范围、起源、伦理、原则和范式。公共卫生方法一词被广泛使用，描述了一种以预防为主、价值驱动且基于证据的改善人群健康的方式。课程结束时，学习者将能够自信地识别和描述各种公共卫生挑战，使用公共卫生专业的语言和参考点。 后续课程需要掌握本课程的知识，学习者将接触公共卫生工具包，包括健康需求评估和评估，然后深入探讨行为变化和健康保护。 大纲： 1. 课程导言与模块1：公共卫生方法 介绍公共卫生实践的原则，包括公共卫生的范围、起源和伦理，审视不同的公共卫生框架，并建立一个包含健康改善、健康保护、医疗公共卫生和健康情报的混合模型。 2. 模块2：健康的广泛决定因素 介绍健康的广泛决定因素，关注社会文化、经济和环境对集体和个体健康的影响，探讨平等和公平的不同理念，以及应对健康不平等的重要性。 3. 模块3：预防与早期识别 正式理解预防、早期识别、韧性和筛查，并开始探索战略和政策的思想以及未来专业人士所需的技能。 4. 模块4：公共卫生中的政治与政策 在前面三个模块的基础上，专注于公共卫生的艺术，研究如何在政治环境中与利益相关者合作，处理外部影响和个人意识形态的交织。
Name:Welcome to the course and Module 1: The public health approach
Description:This first course, "The Public Health Approach", part of the wider Foundations of Public Health Practice specialisation, is designed to introduce learners to public health practice: whether new to the topic, or coming with a wealth of experience. This first module, entitled "Principles of Public Health Practice" introduces learners to the scope, origins and ethics of public health. The module begins reviewing different frameworks of public health that have been used, settling on a hybrid model comprising four domains: health improvement, health protection, healthcare public health and health intelligence. And this sets the scene and structure for the remainder of the specialisation. Learners are then taken through a very rapid and concise history of public health, before contrasting ideas of public health ethics with those of more traditional biomedicine.
Name:Welcome to Module 2: The wider determinants of health
Description:This first course, "The Public Health Approach", part of the wider Foundations of Public Health Practice specialisation, is designed to introduce learners to public health practice: whether new to the topic, or coming with a wealth of experience. This second module, entitled "The Wider Determinants of Health" introduces the wider determinants paradigm: a very different and much broader world-view that recognises much more of the socio-cultural, economic and environmental influences on population and individual health. We introduce learners to the differing ideas of equality and equity and the centrality of combating health inequalities.
Name:Welcome to Module 3: Prevention and early identification
Description:This first course, "The Public Health Approach", part of the wider Foundations of Public Health Practice specialisation, is designed to introduce learners to public health practice: whether new to the topic, or coming with a wealth of experience. This third module, entitled "Prevention and Early Identification" formalises understanding of prevention, early identification, resilience and screening. We also begin to explore ideas of strategy and policy and the skills needed for the aspiring professional.
Name:Welcome to Module 4: Politics and policy in public health
Description:This first course, "The Public Health Approach", part of the wider Foundations of Public Health Practice specialisation, is designed to introduce learners to public health practice: whether new to the topic, or coming with a wealth of experience. This fourth and final module builds on the knowledge and understanding established in the prior three modules. This module focuses on the art of public health: examining how we work in political environments, with stakeholders and where a myriad of external influences and personal ideology combine.
The Public Health Approach course is the first instalment of the wider Foundations of Public Health Practice specialisation from Imperial College London's Global Master of Public Health (MPH). The scope and content of this course has been developed from the ground up by a combined team of academics and practitioners drawing on decades of real-world public health experience as well as deep academic knowledge. Through short video lectures, practitioner interviews and a wide range of interactive activities, learners will be immersed in the world of public health practice. Designed for those new to the discipline, over four modules (intended for four weeks of learning), learners will become familiar with the scope, origins, ethics, principles and paradigms of public health practice. But there is also important foundational content for those coming from more experienced practitioner backgrounds. The 'Public Health Approach' is a phrase that is used widely to describe an up-stream, preventive, values-driven and evidence-based approach to improving population health. By the end of this course, learners will be confident with identifying and describing a wide range of public health challenges using the language and reference points of the public health profession. The subsequent courses require the knowledge from this course, as learners will be introduced to the public health toolkit of health needs assessment and evaluation, before taking deeper dives into behaviour change and health protection.
