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Assessment of country capacity to deliver the 3-step training programme for environmental health professionals

By: Inniss, Joseph | Barbados Community College (BCC)

Contributor(s): Skair, Albert | College of Science Technology and Applied Art of Trinidad

Material type: Text

TextPublisher: 14 October 2004Description: 43 p. tblsSubject(s): Environmental Health | Health | Public Health | Methodology | Training Programmes | DominicaSummary: Examines the three step training programme aimed at enhancing the delivery and management of environmental health. It utilizes the analyzed data through on-site interviews and focus group discussions to show the existence and the level of funding mechanism; physical planning; teaching and practical experience facilities; recognized/ accredited training institutions to deliver step 1 and the human resources available. It provides recommendations to stakeholders on taking steps to increase the number of students to receive step 1 and 2 as a means of address sustainability of the programme. It also includes the framework and course description of step 2.

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Examines the three step training programme aimed at enhancing the delivery and management of environmental health. It utilizes the analyzed data through on-site interviews and focus group discussions to show the existence and the level of funding mechanism; physical planning; teaching and practical experience facilities; recognized/ accredited training institutions to deliver step 1 and the human resources available. It provides recommendations to stakeholders on taking steps to increase the number of students to receive step 1 and 2 as a means of address sustainability of the programme. It also includes the framework and course description of step 2.

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