Summary
Develop and implement a four-year community health training program for population health scholars, focusing on women's health, including curriculum creation, pilot testing, and a fellowship program for two cohorts (N=40).
Developing a Community Health Training Program for Population Health Scholars
US · IL
NIH
grant
awarded
#nih-5R25LM014575-03
What they want
This project involves a two-year formative development phase for course design, piloting course material, syllabi, and supplemental materials. This is followed by a two-year implementation phase to deliver a summer fellowship training program for two cohorts (N=40) of community and population health scholars. The curriculum will examine components to optimize the health of women and their families, bridge research and practice using real-world examples and case-studies, and involve guest presenters and experts.
Deliverables
- Educational curriculum examining components to optimize women's and families' health
- Pilot test of the educational curriculum
- Refined course content and supplementary instructional materials
- Fellowship training program
- Training of two cohorts (N=40) of women’s health scholars
Market context
inferred from NAICSEducational Services
NAICS 611430
- US market size
- $340B
- Typical award
- $50K – $25M
Typical buyers
DoDVAStates
Commonly required
Accreditation
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