Course Description
This e-Learning programme has been designed to help journalists in India report effectively on public health. As a journalist you play a vital role in society. You alert and inform the public. Your knowledge, analysis and insight help set the policy agenda and frame debate.
Public health has a direct impact on social and economic development. Like education, it is an investment in the future. It not only saves lives, it saves money in the long run.
UNICEF envisioned this capacity development programme for media and media students in 2015, by mobilizing well-established academic partners such as the University of Oxford, UK, the Thomson Reuters Foundation, UK, to bring the acclaimed Critical Appraisal Skills (CAS) course to India and adapt it for media.
This course, which offers a unique opportunity for professional skill development, was piloted by partnering with the prestigious Indian Institute of Mass Communication, New Delhi. Senior editors and journalists from key media groups, were actively involved in the development of the course modules and in providing inputs on the most efficient way of delivering the modules.
Thomson Reuters Foundation and UNICEF
Course curriculum
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1
Introduction
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Welcome
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MODULE ONE - IMMUNISATION
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Introduction to Module 1
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Quick quiz to get started
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UNIT 1 : A Little Science
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UNIT 1: Quiz
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UNIT 2 : A Little History
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UNIT 2: Quiz
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UNIT 3: Vaccination
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UNIT 3: Quiz
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UNIT 4: AEFI
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UNIT 4: Quiz
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Quick quiz to finish the module
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MODULE TWO - MOTHER AND CHILD HEALTH
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Introduction
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Quick quiz to get started
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UNIT 1: Nutrition
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UNIT 1: Quiz
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UNIT 2: Exclusive Breast-feeding
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UNIT 2: Quiz
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UNIT 3: Hygiene
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UNIT 3: Quiz
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UNIT 4: Malnutrition
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UNIT 4: Quiz
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Quick quiz to finish the module
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MODULE THREE - EDITORIAL DILEMMA
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A Test Case
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