AM
Sunday January 22,2006 MondayJanuary 23 Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
Responsible: Girma Azene, Elizabeth Moreira dos Santos, Carl Kendall, Wuleta Lemma, Negusu Course logistics Introductions Presentations by Representatives of International Organizations Organization of the Course
Meet with faculty and visitors
Track LME, Unit 1: Intro to M&E Learning Objectives
Describe M&E focus, use, and needs Content:
Assessment of the existing evaluation conception Difference between
auditing and M&E Discuss M&E as a
tool for program improvement M&E for accountability Production of
knowledge
Track LME, Unit 1: Intro to M&E (continued) Learning Objectives
Understand M & E concepts and terminology and apply them throughout the life of the program Content:
M&E pipeline M&E logical models
—characteristics, advantages, and disadvantages Evaluation terminology Management cycle External and internal
evaluation
Track LME, Unit 1: Intro to M&E (continued) Learning Objectives
Define the focus of an evaluation (M&E needs assessment) Content:
Review national malaria, HIV, and TB M&E plans
Guidelines for M&E needs assessment
Track C&NE, Unit 1 Computer skills and Library/Internet resources Learning Objectives
Resources Content:
Visit to Library and guided
tour (1 hour)
Internet resources Lab (1
hour tour of course
website, search engines,
academic databases and
other important sites
Noon Opening Gala 1-4: Potential invitees: US Ambassador Brazilian Ambassador Minister of Health President of Jimma University (MC) Deborah Rugg Registration and Logistics Distribution of Computers Responsible: Nogusu
Introduction to
computer
Operating physical
attributes of the new
laptops
Care and
maintenance of the
laptops
Viruses, worms,
antivirus software
Introduction to computer (con’t.) Operating SystemXP program
Microsoft tutorial
Introduction to
Microsoft Office:
Word, Excel (One
hour/each)
Exercise
Small Group work: Developing M&E needs assessment (hand in next Monday)
AM January 30
Responsible: Dennis Nash, Sten Vermund to be invited
Track LMP, Unit 1: Biostatistics & Basic Epidemiology Learning Objectives
TBA Content:
Definition and use of statistics (30 mins) Discussion on different measurement scales (I hour) Measures of central tendency (2 hours) Track LMP, Unit 1: Biostatistics & Basic Epidemiology Learning Objectives TBA Content: Measures of dispersion (2 hours) Data presentation (2.5 hours) Track LMP, Unit 1: Biostatistics & Basic Epidemiology Learning Objectives
TBA Content:
Definition and basic concepts of epidemiology Natural history of
disease and prevention (1 hour)
Causation (1.5 hours)
Track LMP, Unit 1: Biostatistics & Basic Epidemiology Learning Objectives TBA Content: Dynamics of disease transmission (4 hours) Track LMP, Unit 2: Biology
and
Epidemiology of
HIV/TB/Malaria
Learning Objectives
TBA
Content
Causes of the 3 diseases (2 hours) Dynamics of the transmission of these 3 diseases (2 hours) Noon 2-4 PM Class continuation or Exercise: TBD 2-4 PM Class continuation or Exercise: TBD 2-4 PM Class continuation or Exercise: TBD 2-4 PM Class continuation or Exercise: TBDTrack C&NE, Unit 1 Computer skills and Library/Internet resources Learning Objectives TBA Content:
Presentation of a
database to be used
during the course.
Students will practice
manipulation of the
dataset in excel,
exploring the database
functions, as well as
sum and mathematical
functions.
AM Monday February 7 Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Track LMP, Unit 2: Biology
and
Epidemiology of
HIV/TB/Malaria
(cont)
Learning Objectives
TBA
Content
Causes of the 3 diseases (2 hours) Dynamics of the transmission of these 3 diseases (2 hours) Track LMP, Unit 3: Response toof
HIV/TB/Malaria
Learning Objectives
TBA
Content
History of
control
programs (2
hours)
Track LMP, Unit 3: Response toof
HIV/TB/Malaria
(cont)
Learning Objectives
TBA
Content
Policies and strategies (4hours)
Track LMP, Unit 3: Response toof
HIV/TB/Malaria
(cont)
Learning Objectives
TBA
Content
Organizational
structure and
operational
activities (4
hours)
Track LMP, Unit 3: Response toof
HIV/TB/Malaria
(cont)
Learning Objectives
TBA
Content
M&E tools for
control
programs
Noon Track LMP, Unit 4: Using EpiInfo Learning Objectives TBAContent:
TBA
Track LMP, Unit 4: Using EpiInfo Learning Objectives TBA
Content:
TBA
Track LMP, Unit 4: Using EpiInfo Learning Objectives
TBA
Content:
TBA
Track LMP, Unit 4: Using EpiInfo Learning Objectives
TBA
Content:
TBA
Track LMP, Unit 4: Using EpiInfo Learning Objectives
TBA
Content:
TBA
Responsible: Jimma Staff
Track LMP, Unit 2: Health & Determinants of Health
Learning Objectives
TBA
Content
Concepts and definition of health
Major Determinants of Health
o
Social
o
Political
o
Economic
o
Environmental
o
Biological
o
Technological, etc.
Track LMP, Unit 2: Health & Determinants of Health
Analysis of
determinants
of health in
terms of policy
and legislation
in Ethiopia
Track LMP, Unit 2: Health & Determinants of
Health--Ethiopian Healthcare
System
Learning Objectives
TBA
Content
History of
healthcare
delivery system
in Ethiopia
Organization of
healthcare
system
Source of health
financing in
Ethiopia
Track SC, Unit 2:
Introduction to
Healthcare Management:
Concepts and Principles
Learning Objectives
TBA
Content
Concepts and
principles of
management
(day 1)
Policymaking in
the health sector
(day 1)
Track SC, Unit 2: Introduction to
Healthcare Management: Concepts and
Principles
Learning Objectives
TBA
Content
Functions of management
o
Planning
o
Implementation
o
Evaluation
Management of critical resources
Noon
Learning Objectives
Learn to set
priorities
Exercise:
Group work Priority
setting (in new vol 1)
presentation
Learning Objectives
Exercise:
Group work presentation
Learning Objectives
Exercise:
AM Monday February 21 Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
Track SC, Unit 2:
Introduction to
Healthcare
Management:
Concepts and
Principles
Strategic Planning
Exercise (Small
Group work)
Track SC, Unit 1:
Introduction to Health
Economics : Part 1
Learning Objectives
TBA
Content
Definitions,
concepts, and
principles of
economics in
health
Healthcare
market: demand
and supply of
healthcare
commodities
Characteristics
of health
commodities,
including
agency
relationships
Responsible: Dr.Girma
Track SC, Unit 1:
Introduction to Health
Economics : Part 2
(continued)
Learning Objectives
TBA
Content
Track C&NE, Unit 2: Introduction to Health Promotion
Learning Objectives
TBA
Content:
:
Definition of Key concepts
o
Communication
o
HP
o
HE
o
Behavior change
o
IEC/BCC
Theories of behavior
change
Responsible: Simone Monteiro
( ENSP ) and Jimma staff
Track C&NE, Unit 2: Introduction to Health Promotion (con’t.) Discussion of logical model Noon
Strategic Planning
exercise (con’t.)
Group discussion
Case Study in logical model development for communication interventions (Malaria,HIV and TB)
Track LMP, Unit 3 Qualitative Data: collection, management and analysis Responsible: Simone Monteiro Track LMP, Unit 3
Qualitative Data: collection, management and analysis
Track LMP , Unit 4
Introduction to HMIS
in Ethiopia (3 hours)
Learning Objectives TBAResponsible: Dr.
Wuleta Lemma
Track LMP , Unit 4Introduction to HMIS
in Ethiopia (3 hours)
Learning Objectives TBA Track LMP, Unit 5: Measuring and Managing Quantitative Data Learning Objectives TBAContent:
TBA
Responsible: TBA
Noon Introduction to dtSearch and other qualitative software: Responsible: Dr. TsigeredaIntroduction to dtSearch(con’t.) Introduction to Access
Responsible: Ana Roberta Pascon
Introduction to Access Introduction to Access
AM Monday March 7 Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Track LMP, Unit 5:
Measuring and Managing Quantitative Data Learning Objectives TBA
Content:
TBA
Responsible: TBA
Track LMP, Unit 5: Measuring and Managing Quantitative Data Learning Objectives TBAContent:
TBA
Track C&NE, Unit 2: Introduction to Health Promotion and IT Learning Objectives TBA
Content:
Theories an models of
advocacy and social mobilizationResponsible: Ato Abebe
Track C&NE, Unit 2: Introduction to Health Promotion and IT (con’t.)
Small Group work: Epidemiological profile of HIV/Malaria/TB andother priority diseases in Ethiopia
Diagnosis of the response
Responsible: Dr. Kifle Noon Content:
Introduction to
HMIS dataset
using Access
Exercise: Continue data
manipulation,
aggregation,
analysis exercise
(Students will
continue this
exercise through the
week)
Case study:
Health
advocacy in
Ethiopia
Exercise: Logical model of social mobilization Group PresentationsResponsible: Suzanne and/or Aristides
Track LME, Unit 2: Needs Assessment and Logical Model of the Program
Learning Objectives Develop logical
models for priority interventions for malaria, HIV, and TB
Small Group Work Learning Objectives
Review and refine the logical model
Track LME, Unit 2: Needs Assessment and Logical Model of the Program
(con’t.)
Presentations of logical models
Track LME, Unit 2: Needs Assessment and Logical Model of the Program
What is a M&E needs assessment
Elements of an M&E needs assessment Small Group Work Learning Objectives Review and refine the M&E needs assessment
Track LME, Unit 2: Needs Assessment and Logical Model of the Program
Student Presentations in the 6 priority areas:
Track C, N, and IT Consensus Techniques Student Evaluation: Exam Responsible: Staff Noon
Continue the review and development of logical model
Continue presentation of
Logical Model (con’t.) Small Group Work (con’t.) Learning Objectives Review and refine the M&E needs assessment
Student Presentations in
the 6 priority areas: Review of Block 1, activities for worksite Logistics