Public health aims to satisfy the human need for health by facilitating a series of individual and societal exchange, these may include the adoption of individual behavior and life style changes and the adoption of societal programs to improve social and economic conditions.
Health is something that people need and want. It is however not something that comes without paying a price. To achieve health people must give up something of value, time, convenience, money, and pleasure.
The need for a nodal organization that could serve as ---- a link between the grass root workers, the Government, Non-Government organizations and the community at large and ---- a center supporting several technical & practical field based capacity building programs has been repeatedly realized and expressed.
Appointed by WHO (India Office) for “Mapping of institutions in nursing and medical teaching as nodal and training centers in the public and private sectors in Madhya Pradesh”
Appointed National Management Organization for “Providing Managerial support and Oversight to Operationalize PPTCT services in the Private health sector under the UNICEF-NACO-FOGSI initiative to prevent and mitigate HIV/AIDS among women and children.”
SOUTH ASIA PUBLIC HEALTH LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE Registered and Launched
Successfully Completed TWO capacity building workshops & trained 25 officers as part of MOU between Government of Madhya Pradesh to implement comprehensive HEALTH INFORMATION MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS and LEADERSHIP IN PUBLIC HEALTH PRACTICE COURSE
Appointed National Coordinator by ICOG/FOGSI for supporting ICOG/FOGSI, GOI and WHO for "Establishing an Accreditation System for competency based trainings and health facilities offering reproductive, maternal, newborn and child health services in the private sector in India"
Successfully completed a SKILLS BUILDING WORKSHOP ' Developing an effective advocacy plan for HIV/AIDS work - From Practice to Policy ' and POSTER PRESENTATION ' Addressing gaps in Oral Healthcare and HIV/AIDS in a resource constrained setting: Case study - India ' at The 8th International Congress on AIDS in Asia and the Pacific. (ICAAP) - COLOMBO, SRILANKA 19th-23rd August 2007. Visit the Publication section to download copies of the presentation
PHASE III - 2007 FINAL report on"Oral Healthcare Providers and HIV/AIDS", workshops in MULLANA (Ambala), LUCKNOW, VADODARA and MEERUT published Visit Our Publicatons section to download the report
Distinguished Lecture Series by Prof.STEN VERMUND, Amos Christie Chair and Director Vanderbilt University Institute for Global Health held in April 2006)
