HEALTH POLICY AND SYSTEMS RESEARCH TRAINING DATABASE
A collaborative, crowd-sourced repository of courses and trainings on health systems research from around the world.
A collaborative, crowd-sourced repository of courses and trainings on health systems research from around the world.
Are you interested in finding HPSR training opportunities in your region, language, or suited to your needs and interests? You are developing a course and interested in finding a contact person in a particular country or with expertise in a particular topic area as a resource? Interested in accessing open-access resources and syllabi? Search this site to see what opportunities are currently available.
For other major repositories of HPSR training, please see our Repositories page.
This Thematic Working Group (TWG) on Teaching and Learning HPSR is a part of Health Systems Global and focuses on ways to improve the teaching and learning of Health Policy and Systems Research (HPSR) around the world, with an emphasis on applications in low and middle-income countries and disadvantaged populations. The TWG is the creator and curator of this training database. To find out more about other TWG initiatives and work, please visit our webpage
The course aims to take a global perspective on health policy and systems research (HPSR), providing students with knowledge and understanding of the key char...
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The HPSR database has been developed as a result of a study undertaken by the Teaching and Learning Health Policy and Systems Research Thematic Working Group. Commissioned by the Alliance for Health Policy and Systems Research, the study did a global mapping of current teaching and training programmes focused on HPSR relevant to low- and middle-income countries. It intended to assess their reach and diversity in terms of content and modalities, identifying major gaps and opportunities to expand HPSR teaching capacity. The findings were published in February 2015
The development of this database has been made possible through support from the Alliance for Health Policy and Systems Research, the Wellcome Trust and INIS Communication.
