Health Systems Summer Institute

Trauma Surveillance

Evidence is the key to improve care of the injured. Learn to set up hospital-injury-surveillance-system to strengthen trauma care in low- and middle-income settings. --Dr. Amber Mehmood Learn More

Improving Quality

Learn the difference between having the pieces and seeing the whole picture of how public health saves lives. --Dr. David Bishai Learn More

Takeaways

Learn to:
• Measure the burden of disease.
• Monitor and evaluate health programs.
• Use systems science approaches in health systems. Learn more

Injury surveillance

With injuries being among the leading causes of disease in the developing world and projected to increase in prominence, there is an urgent need to better understand the epidemiology of injuries and address them. --Dr. Abdul Bachani Learn more

Monitoring and Evaluation

This course covers the essentials of monitoring and evaluating health systems strengthening in LMICs. The class analyzes the development of theories of change, and their application to the design of monitoring and evaluation systems. Learn More

Managing District Health Systems

Learn the basic principles of health management and leadership at the sub-national level. --Dr. Hafiz Rahman Learn More

Primary Health Care

Learn how to develop evaluation plans for primary health care programs in low-resource settings. --Dr. Henry Perry Learn More

Gender Analysis

Understand gender power relations and norms, their implications in health systems, and how to incorporate gender analysis into health systems research. --Dr. Rosemary Morgan Learn More

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June 8 – 20, 2020

The Health Systems Summer Institute provides early- and mid-career public health professionals with cutting-edge skills in a variety of global health topics. The Institute is also a great opportunity for part-time MPH and other Hopkins students and fellows to learn a valuable set of skills in an in-demand and rapidly growing field of public health.

Learn to 

• measure the burden of disease
• monitor and evaluate health programs
• use systems science approaches in health systems

Global Skills

This Institute is ideal for those interested in global health. Participants will develop the skills necessary to assess and improve a wide range of public health systems. Course work focuses on low- and middle-income countries, but the skills are universal.

Top Faculty

Courses are taught by leading faculty from the Bloomberg School who have extensive experience working with ministries of health, international agencies such as the World Health Organization, and local governments in countries across the world.

Courses are available in lengths ranging from one-day to two-weeks. For more information, please contact Melissa Reed, Institute Communications and Program Coordinator.