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SUMMARY:Introductory Course on Knowledge Synthesis for Knowledge Users
DESCRIPTION:Intro to KS for Knowledge Users_course_v5 \nThis course will teach students about knowledge synthesis in general\, as well as how to conduct knowledge synthesis projects. Students will begin to conduct knowledge synthesis in the topic of their choice\, with guidance from the course directors. Please note that the students will not be completing a full knowledge synthesis project during the duration of the course\, due to course timelines. \nAt the end of this course\, students will be able to: \n– Differentiate between different types of knowledge synthesis\, such as systematic reviews and qualitative evidence reviews\n– Distinguish between different types of evidence that can be summarized in knowledge synthesis\n– Develop a knowledge synthesis question\n– Establish the eligibility criteria for knowledge synthesis\n– Create a knowledge synthesis protocol \nWho should take this course? Graduate students\, post-doctoral fellows\, early career researchers\, new evidence synthesis practitioners\, other knowledge users. \nAll participants must bring a current or proposed knowledge synthesis project to work on in the course. University of Toronto students who are taking the course for credit must be in a PhD program. \nAttend here!
URL:https://cansfe.ca/event/introductory-course-on-knowledge-synthesis-for-knowledge-users/
LOCATION:Virtual\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Webinaires et événements en ligne
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SUMMARY:Mobilizing One Health course
DESCRIPTION:Course Date: February 03\, 2025 to March 23\, 2025 \nExplore the interdisciplinary approach of One Health and its profound implications for addressing complex challenges at the intersection of human\, animal\, and environmental health. Delve into the foundational principles and practical applications of One Health\, and become equipped with the essential knowledge and skills to navigate contemporary health issues in an interconnected world. \nThrough a blend of engaging content\, interactive discussions\, authentic case studies\, and collaborative projects\, you will deepen your understanding of One Health as a transformative approach to current challenges involving environmental\, human\, and animal health. Guest speakers from various disciplines will provide real-world perspectives\, enriching discussions on interdisciplinary collaboration\, and ethical considerations in One Health practice. \n\nLearning Outcomes \nUpon successful completion of this course\, you will be able to: \n\nExplain the core principles\, key conceptual components\, and value of the One Health approach\nDiscuss the links and inter-dependencies of human\, animal and environmental health problems\nUse complexity maps\, systems thinking\, and interconnectivity to understand complex health problems through a One Health approach\nIntegrate diverse perspectives\, disciplines\, and agencies to propose innovative solutions to complex health challenges\nCollaborate with peers to problem solve and formulate actionable strategies for operationalizing One Health approaches in practical settings\nReflect on the ethical implications and professional responsibilities inherent in One Health practice\n\n\n\nCourse Topics \n\nIntroducing One Health and Its Approach\nComplexity and Problem Solving in One Health\nInteractions\, Imbalances\, and Human Roles within Complex Problems\nThe Importance of Multiple Perspectives\, Communities\, and Social Science\nNetworks and Interconnectivity in One Health\nOperationalizing One Health\n\nAdditional Requirements \nPre-requisite(s): \n\nThis module is intended for adult learners who are at least 18 years of age.\nThere are no prerequisites for this course.\nYou can expect to spend 6 to 10 hours per week to complete the readings\, activities\, discussions and assessment.\n\nRegister here! 
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LOCATION:Virtual\, Canada
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SUMMARY:Integrating FGS to Optimize Women and Girl's Health in Africa
DESCRIPTION:What is FGS? \nFemale Genital Schistosomiasis (FGS) affects millions of women and girls on the continent of Africa. It is a complication of chronic\, untreated schistosomiasis in women and girls. Schistosomiasis is a common neglected tropical disease that is transmitted to people when they interact with fresh-waterways that are home to snails that carry schistosomes – the parasite causing the infection. FGS occurs when the parasite’s eggs migrate to and damage the urogenital tract. If left untreated\, FGS can result in severe SRH complications such as ectopic pregnancy\, miscarriage and infertility\, an increased risk for HIV and HPV. FGS is unrecognised and often misdiagnosed as a sexually transmitted infection. FGS mainly affects women and girls living in vulnerable circumstances\, often lacking access to clean water\, sanitation and hygiene and primary health care services. \nRationale \nThe integration of FGS offers an opportunity to deliver comprehensive\, quality healthcare services for women and girls. There are various models through which FGS can be integrated into the wider health care system to ensure accurate\, timely diagnosis and treatment to prevent the long-term impact from this disease on sexual and reproductive health including infertility and an increased risk of acquiring HIV and HPV. Addressing FGS – a preventable\, affordably treatable illness affecting millions of women and girls across Africa – ensures existing investments in health care for women and girls at risk are responsive to their needs. \nObjectives \n\nShowcase different models of FGS integration from East\, West and Southern Africa\nPromote an understanding of how FGS can be integrated into the wider health system\, particularly sexual and reproductive health rights and services\nImprove engagement and discussion amongst funders and implementers on existing and future opportunities for integration.
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LOCATION:Virtual\, Canada
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