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Abstract: Child Health

Paul FreemanAuthor:
Paul Freeman

Institution: School of Public Health and Community Medicine UNSW

Date of late update:
23rd August 2004

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This resource has been developed as a learning tool to enable you to develop the management skills for managing child health programs. Child health programs, as used in this scenario, refers to the preventive public health aspects of programs as opposed to curative care.

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On completion of this learning resource, students should be able to:

  • Develop a model of the causes of poor child health in urban Australia;
  • Identify and analyze the interests of possible stakeholders in child health programs;
  • Develop a process to build a participative team approach to management of health services;
  • Analyze and compare alternative strategies to deliver of child health services;
  • Develop a plan to improve health staff morale, performance and the quality of health service delivery;
  • Develop a plan to improve community access to and utilization of child health services.
   

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