This course provides a comprehensive framework bridging global sustainable development agendas, public health delivery systems, and community-driven health action. Designed for healthcare professionals and candidates in health sciences, the program equips learners with the practical and theoretical competencies necessary to analyze health equity, implement primary healthcare strategies, and lead community health assessments aligned with global goals.
An overview of the UN 2030 Agenda, the 17 SDGs, the 5 Ps (People, Planet, Prosperity, Peace, and Partnership), and the importance of sustainable development and leaving no one behind.
Lecture II
Lecture III
Lecture IV
Lecture V
Understanding access to quality healthcare for everyone without financial hardship, the role of primary healthcare, health equity, and barriers to healthcare access.
Lecture VI
Lecture VII
Exploring community development, community participation, and the role of governments and citizens in improving community health.
Lecture VIII
Exploring community development, community participation, and the role of governments and citizens in improving community health.
Lecture IX
Lecture X
Introduction to community assessment, community subsystems, health indicators, and basic quantitative and qualitative research methods.
Lecture XI
Introduction to community assessment, community subsystems, health indicators, and basic quantitative and qualitative research methods.