The difference in public health is not very different from the principles of medical care, but the simple difference is that public health is more about healthy individuals before they become sick. In other words, they are concerned with guiding the society towards health prevention and spreading a healthy culture to a healthy society.

The British Academy for Training and Development offers a training course in the importance of specialization in public health, which comes within the framework of a comprehensive program prepared by the Academy related to dealing with any field related to health extension and public health, within the modern scientific curricula prepared by the Academy.

Who should attend?

• Nurses.
• Epidemiology Monitors.
• Occupational health professionals.
• Preventive medicine specialists.
• Nutritionists.
• Health information and medical records technicians.
• Aspirants to specialize in the field of public health.
• Beginners in health extension programs.

How attendees will benefit?

• Spreading health awareness and healthy food and healthy habits among citizens.
• Supervising the quality of food and its compliance with health specifications.
• Disposal of waste hazardous to the health of citizens by scientific methods.
• Vaccination and early detection of diseases.
• Follow up and monitor disinfection in hospitals and supervise the use of sterilizers and disinfectants.
• Follow-up of contacts of patients and see them first hand.
• Determining the geographical limits of the spread of the epidemic.
• Knowing the sources of epidemics and ways of infection.

• The concept of public health.
• Public Health Basics.
• Principles of public health.
• Environmental health.
• Occupational health.
• Public health practices.
• Social and behavioral sciences.
• Vital statistics.
• Drinking water and health.
• Cleanliness and safety.
• Food policy and safety.
• International Health Systems.
• Nutrition and general health.
• Health policy for women and children.
• Health Policy in Gerontology.
• Infectious diseases.
• Public health.
• Health technology.
• Health program planning.
• Health Care Administration.
• Epidemics science.
• Virology.