The British Academy for Training and Development offers a training course in the relationship between the concept of health and the environment, which can be a key mediator for the transmission of disease and the impact on public health from a limited or large-scale society.

Who should attend?

• Employees of environmental guidance and guidance committees.
• Public health practitioners.
• A health practitioner who wants to develop his or her skills.
• Workers in health care centers.
• Workers in health departments.

How attendees will benefit?

• Demonstrate methods that increase the satisfaction of health needs and needs for medical services.
• The real challenge facing all societies in how to reorganize health resources.
• How to improve the performance of health departments in the state and its institutions and centers, so as to be able to achieve a better health level within the environment.
• Planning to address the imbalance between resources and population and understanding the social reality affecting the health of people.
• Introducing trainees in how to measure the quality and quality of health services.
• Identification of analyzes of the availability and cost of these services from quality considerations.
• Identify key elements of family and community planning in special programs related to health.
   

• The concept of health as a basic human need.
• Environmental pollution and its impact on health.
• Environment and disease patterns.
• Social transformations and disease types.
• Global environmental health projects.
• The concept of health care.
• Standards of health care in medical centers.
• Linking quality elements to technical development.
• Quality of health care.