Egypt : Complete Profile - What is GIS - World Health Organization
Egypt : Complete Profile - What is GIS - World Health Organization
Egypt : Complete Profile - What is GIS - World Health Organization
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<strong>Health</strong> Systems <strong>Profile</strong>- <strong>Egypt</strong> Regional <strong>Health</strong> Systems Observatory- EMRO<br />
5) Strategies to improve skills of health workforce<br />
Approaches for upgrading the skills of physicians and nurses include:<br />
Upgrading of the undergraduate curriculum to enhance knowledge and case<br />
management skills in assessment, diagnos<strong>is</strong>, advice treatment and follow-up of the<br />
most common causes of morbidity and mortality In <strong>Egypt</strong>.<br />
Enhancing in-services training, and orientation of new graduates during their preservice<br />
training; the MOHP introduced a two-week induction course for the new<br />
takleef physicians.<br />
Review of personnel licensing, certification and continued medical education<br />
practices.<br />
6) Undergraduate training<br />
Undergraduate medical education<br />
− Improvement of curricula should be a MOHP and MOHE collaborative effort.<br />
Upgrading medical education should start with a review of the current curricula<br />
and of available evaluations.<br />
− The undergraduate medical curriculum will be substantially developed and<br />
comprehensively set to give a much stronger community orientation, and greater<br />
in-depth experience in providing clinical care and training in family health.<br />
Nursing education has been developed as follows<br />
− The current training for secondary nurses has been upgraded.<br />
− Currecula upgrading of the three grades of the technical secondary nursing<br />
schools has been achieved and also for some specialities in high technical<br />
institutes and th<strong>is</strong> will be accompil<strong>is</strong>hed for the other specialities<br />
− Formulation of a high commetee , for rev<strong>is</strong>ing and approval of the curricula .<br />
− A questionaire for evaluating the teaching rogan<strong>is</strong>ations <strong>is</strong> being prepared now to<br />
be submitted to the high commetee for approval before being applied to the<br />
technical secondary nursing school (256 in number) , and the high technical<br />
insititutes (12 in number)<br />
− A plan for training the new teaching staff in technical secondary schools and<br />
technicians in high technical insititutes on teaching methodes and technology<br />
skills <strong>is</strong> being prepared .<br />
− A new system for monitoring and evaluating the training programes being<br />
prepared now .<br />
− Programs in allied health professions (such as health economics and health<br />
management) will be developed and introduced at diploma or masters level.<br />
7) In-service training<br />
A proposed new curriculum for in-service training should emphasize hands-on clinical<br />
skills, interpersonal counseling skills, community orientation and family health and other<br />
core skills that accompany the basic services prov<strong>is</strong>ion. Charts and guidelines and<br />
standard training course modules will be a prerequ<strong>is</strong>ite for implementation of the inservice<br />
training. The training will require a resource of core trainers to conduct training<br />
of trainers courses in each governorate.<br />
It <strong>is</strong> recommended that the MOHP utilizes a clear job description for each post and<br />
establ<strong>is</strong>hes the training needs for each post, thereby determining the required<br />
curriculum for each training course. The style of training in the MOHP needs to move<br />
from a didactic style to a more facilitative – problem based approach. Th<strong>is</strong> will require an<br />
investment in Train the Trainer courses that have th<strong>is</strong> practical based approach.<br />
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