MODULES

1. Concepts and models of health promotion

2. Determinants of health and health behavior change

3. Planning community-based health programs

4. Communication strategies and health literacy

5. Disease prevention: infectious and non-infectious

6. Screening, immunization, and risk factor control

7. School, workplace, and environmental health promotion

8. Advocacy, policy development, and legislation

9. Monitoring and evaluation of health programs

10. Community mobilization and stakeholder engagement

11. Field practicum in public health project

12. Final project presentation and program design

Learning Outcomes

Design and implement evidence-based health education activities

Use community engagement techniques to promote wellness

Monitor the effectiveness of health promotion initiatives

Address determinants of health through policy and advocacy

Evaluate outcomes using measurable health indicators

Health Promotion and Disease Prevention

Develops the skills to design, implement, and evaluate health education and disease prevention programs. Suitable for public health workers, community mobilizers, and educators.

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