Leveraging Primary Health Care Systems for COVID-19
- About
- Programs
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Research and Practice
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Our Work in Action
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Programmatic Transition
- Conversations on Sustainable Financing for Development
- Moving from Emergency Response to Post-Recovery: Lessons and Reflections from Ebola
- Polio Eradication: Status, Transition and Legacy
- Supporting Operational AIDS Research (SOAR): Assessing the Geographic Pivot
- The Avahan Experience in India
- Workshop on Strategic Issues in Global Health Program Transitions
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Centers and Research Groups
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Research Groups
- Bloomberg Philanthropies Data for Health Initiative at JHSPH
- Initiative to Advance Implementation Science in Nutrition
- International Institute for Primary Health Care-Ethiopia
- Mission Afghanistan 2030
- Sight and Life Global Nutrition Research Institute
- The IDEA Initiative
- The India Primary Health Care Support Initiative (IPSI)
- The Self-Empowerment and Equity for Change Initiative (SEE Change)
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Research Groups
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Our Work in Action
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People
- Autumn Tangney: An Enduring Legacy
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Faculty
- Faculty Recognition: Excellence in Teaching
- Mathuram Santosham, MD, MPH, ’75
- Primary Faculty Within the Global Disease Epidemiology and Control Program Area
- Primary Faculty Within the Health Systems Program Area
- Primary Faculty Within the Human Nutrition Program Area
- Primary Faculty Within the Social and Behavioral Interventions Program Area
- Kidist Dugassa: Manifestation in Practice
- Postdoctoral Fellows
- Students
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Alumni
- Alumni Profile: Anita Dam
- Alumni Profile: Lani Rice Marquez
- Alumni Profile: Nimi Georgewill
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Alumni Profiles: Where Are They Now?
- Allyson Nelson, MSPH ’15
- Alumna Interview | Rebecca Merrill, PhD ’10, MHS ‘07, Senior Epidemiologist, CDC
- Alumni Profile: Brigitta Szeibert, MSPH ’23, RD
- Andrew Nicholson, MSPH '17
- Andrew Thompson, MSPH '12
- Caitlin Quinn, MSPH '17
- Chytanya Kompala, MSPH
- Collrane Frivold, MSPH ’17
- Elizabeth "Libby" Watts, MHS '17
- Katherine Tomaino, MSPH ’14
- Lianne Marie Gonsalves, MSPH '13
- Marie Spiker, MSPH '14, RD program
- Mariya Patwa, MSPH '18
- Mary Qiu, MSPH '16
- Prianca Reddi, MSPH '20
- Tomoka Nakamura, MSPH '15
- Information for MSPH Practicum Preceptors
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News and Events
- 2024 Vaccine Day at Johns Hopkins
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The Globe Newsletter
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The Globe | Summer 2019
- Bestselling Author Johnny Saldaña Leads Qualitative Data Workshops
- Faculty Profile | Smisha Agarwal, PHD, MPH, MBA
- Faculty Speaks at UN: Launch of Journal Series on Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights
- From the Chair
- International Health Faculty Key Contributors to First WHO Guideline on Digital Interventions for Health Systems Strengthening
- International Health Faculty Presents Expert Recommendations On Antimicrobial Resistance to UN Secretary General
- International Health Faculty Receives NIH Fogarty Funding to Establish Research Ethics Training Program in Ethiopia
- International Health Faculty Wins Award for Innovation in Nutrition and Health in Developing Societies
- International Health Student and Faculty Publish New Vaccine Safety Book
- Student Spotlight | Maria Garcia Quesada, MSPH '19
- Student Spotlight | Ryan Thompson, MSPH '19
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The Globe | Summer 2018
- Alumna Profile | Collrane Frivold, MSPH ‘17
- Alumna Profile | Katherine Tomaino, MSPH ‘14
- Alumni Reunion | The Program in Applied Vaccine Experiences (PAVE)
- Faculty Profile | Haneefa Saleem, PHD ’14, MPH ’09
- Faculty Profile | Naor Bar-Zeev, PHD, MBBS(HONS), MPH, MBIOSTAT
- From the Chair
- Student Practicum Spotlight | Greg Rosen, MSPH Candidate
- Student Spotlight | Nukhba Zia, PHD Candidate
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The Globe | Summer 2019
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Course launch date
September 30, 2021
Cost
The course is free for all.
About
This course, updated and revised since its launch earlier this year, will impart knowledge and skills about how to apply primary health care principles to build capacity in outbreak response situations, emphasizing reflection and application in your own context. New content focuses on how Ethiopia has rolled out COVID-19 vaccines and also delves further into challenges and opportunities related to community engagement and vaccine hesitancy with examples from Ethiopia and across the African region. Don’t miss this opportunity to directly learn from leaders at Ethiopia’s Federal Ministry of Health, the International Institute for Primary Health Care - Ethiopia, and the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.
Registration
Register for this course today! Please feel free to share this course offering to others, especially those who may be interested in building resilient primary health care systems to respond to COVID-19 and want to learn more about Ethiopia’s experiences with primary health care.
Learn how to register by watching this video.