Microprogram in Public Health

Pour relever le défi de la responsabilité populationnelle
Microprogram in Public Health
for managers and professionals in practice
A post-graduate education program (2-481-6-1)
F EATU RES
This post-graduate education program:
A post-graduate education
program that focuses on
frontline public healthcare
practice
The Université de Montréal and the Institut national
de santé publique du Québec (INSPQ), with the
is intended for managers and practicing professionals and
all those with a professional interest in public health;
is designed for you as a frontline public health practitioner;
is built on a competency-based approach to provide
professional continuing education at its best;
is offered by clinical professors working in the field;
will fit your professional busy schedules through online
learning;
will allow you to accumulate post-graduate credits leading
to a master’s degree in community health.
contribution of the Université du Québec à Montréal
and the Université de Sherbrooke, built an online
public health microprogram, which addresses the
need for a stronger current and up-and-coming
TARGETED SKIL L S
The microprogram prepares participants, in conjunction with
their frontline public health practice, to:
public health practitioners. This competency-
assess and monitor population-based data;
based training is designed to provide the required
design, implement and evaluate public health projects;
skill-set to integrate a population health approach
address complex public health issues;
within the daily practice of health providers and
apply public health strategies;
managers. Please note that the courses are
communicate effectively.
offered in French only.
www.ipcdc.qc.ca
REG IS T R ATI O N
Deadlines winter session:
NOVEMBER 1
Deadlines fall session:
FEBRUARY 1
T RA I N I NG TH AT CATER S TO B USY SCHED ULE
The microprogram is a convenient way for professionals with
busy schedules. Moreover, the microprogram is a graduate
level program and requires serious commitment by the
participant to carry out evaluation work. The format includes,
in particular:
online courses with learning units that can be adapted to
the participants’ schedules;
discussion forums;
EL IGIBIL ITY REQU IREMEN TS
To be eligible to register as a regular student in the microprogram
in public health, applicants must:
Web conferences;
support from a facilitator to promote the participant’s
academic integration.
S T RUCTU R E O F TH E M I CR OPR OGR A M
Under the responsibility of the Université de Montréal, in
collaboration with the Université du Québec à Montréal and the
Université de Sherbrooke, the microprogram includes 16 credits
chosen from among the following courses:
COMPULSORY (14 credits) This innovative program, emphasizing the role of
managers and frontline public health practitioners, was
created under the aegis of the Initiative sur le partage des
connaissances et le développement des compétences
(IPCDC). The consortium reunites the Institut national de
santé publique du Québec (INSPQ), several Quebec
universities, the Ministère de la Santé et des Services
sociaux (MSSS), the Health and Social Services Agencies
(ASSS) and their public health branches, the Association
québécoise des établissements de santé et de services
sociaux (AQESSS), and the Observatoire québécois des
réseaux locaux de services (OQRLS).
Credits
MSO6300
Introduction à la santé publique 1
MSO6310
Méthodes d’analyse et de synthèse 3
MSO6320
Surveillance de l’état de santé 2
SCL709
Programme de santé :
planification et évaluation 3*
MSO6330
Protection de la santé 2
possess an undergraduate degree relevant to the health field
or the equivalent;
be employed by a CSSS or an institution that has offered public
health services for at least one year or possess equivalent
experience;
have sufficient knowledge of spoken and written French and a
sufficient knowledge of written English.
DU RATION OF COU RSEWORK
Maximum duration: nine terms spread over three years.
FOR ADDITION AL IN FORMATION
COM7814-095 Prévention/promotion et communication 3**
Please consult the Université de Montréal’s Website or use the
links below to obtain details and information on admission
procedures concerning the Microprogram in public health:
OPTIONAL (2 credits)
http://www.etudes.umontreal.ca/index_fiche_prog/248161_desc.html
http://www.etudes.umontreal.ca/admission/index.html
Credits
MSO6340
Intersectorialité-partenariat en santé 1
MSO6350
Communication et santé publique 1
MSO6351
Développement des communautés 1
MSO6332 Introduction to health impact assessment
1
MSO6136
Sujets spécifiques en santé publique 1
* Course offered by the Université de Sherbrooke.
** Course offered by the Université du Québec à Montréal
Contact Céline Farley
Institut national de santé publique du Québec
[email protected]
or
Contact Salomon Tchameni Ngamo
Tel.: 514 864-1600, ext. 3724
[email protected]
http://www.inspq.qc.ca/formation/default.asp?E=e&type=10&Numero=1106
http://www.ipcdc.qc.ca/content/microprogramme-en-sante-publique