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Medium Of InstructionsMode Of LearningMode Of Delivery
EnglishSelf StudyVideo and Text Based

Course Overview

A key responsibility of public health is to evaluate thoroughly the benefits and drawbacks of disease screening techniques. With the use of a series of cases that are the most pertinent to public health today, this Disease Screening in Public Health certification course will discuss key ideas for screening programmes. This programme will wrap up with expert interviews that examine upcoming subjects that are crucial for screening.

Students who complete this Disease Screening in Public Health certification syllabus should be able to participate in the scientific area of screening and comprehend the public health viewpoint on screening initiatives. The University of Geneva and the University of Lausanne in partnership with Coursera offer the  Disease Screening in Public Health training.

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The Highlights

  • 100% online
  • Flexible deadlines
  • Shareable certificate
  • Beginner level
  • 22-hour long course

Programme Offerings

  • University competition certificate
  • Self-paced learning
  • Unlimited Access To Course
  • Graded Quizzes and Assignments
  • Feedback
  • course videos and readings

Courses and Certificate Fees

Fees InformationsCertificate AvailabilityCertificate Providing Authority
INR 4115yesCoursera

If the paid course is chosen, the  Disease Screening in Public Health certification fee, which includes a certificate of completion, is Rs. 4115. The alternative will be a free course in which the participants won't be eligible for a certificate.

Disease Screening in Public Health Fee Structure

Course

Fees

Disease Screening in Public Health (with certification)

Rs. 4115

Disease Screening in Public Health

Free


Eligibility Criteria

Certification Qualifying Details

One has to complete all the coursework and undergo a few quizzes, after which they will be given Disease Screening in Public Health certification by Coursera.

What you will learn

Students who complete this Disease Screening in Public Health online course should be able to participate in the scientific area of screening by the end of it and comprehend the public health viewpoint on screening initiatives.


Who it is for

With an emphasis on public health applications, the Disease Screening in Public Health Certification course is particularly created to teach people in the field of disease screening. Students who want to work as public health practitioners should take this course like:

  • Epidemiologists
  • Healthcare Administrators
  • Social Workers
  • Researchers

Admission Details

Join the Disease Screening in Public Health classes through the following steps:

Step 1: Browse the official URL

https://www.coursera.org/learn/screening

Step 2: Click the enrol now button on the website.

Step 3: Select the duration of the course and make the payment.

Step 4: After receiving a confirmation mail, the learners can commence with their learning.

Application Details

To join the Disease Screening in Public Health certification course visit the official website, log in with the registered email id and pay enrolment fees. 

The Syllabus

Videos
  • Welcome Message & General Introduction_ new video
  • Definition of Screening
  • Definition of a Screening Program
  • Natural History of Diseases
  • Lead Time, Diagnosis and Treatment
  • Risk of Overdiagnosis
  • Screening Tests and Biomarkers
  • The Prevention Paradox
  • Target Populations for Screening
Readings
  • Course Instructors
  • Development Team
  • Course Description: Modules & Themes
  • Course design
  • Grading policy
  • Discussion Forum Guidelines
  • Getting started: Break the ice !
  • Suggested discussion
  • Reading List for Concepts
Quiz
  • Introduction to Key Concepts in Screening

Videos
  • Module 2 Introduction_new video
  • Robustness of Tests
  • Validity
  • Sensitivity and Specificity
  • Predictive Values
  • Outcomes and Study Design
  • Number Needed to Screen
  • Presentation of the 2-by-2 Table
  • Ethics
  • Shared Decison Making_ new video
Readings
  • Suggested discussion
  • Metrics
Quiz
  • Screening Metrics

Videos
  • Module 3_Introduction_new video
  • Key Concepts for Genetic Screening Tests
  • Overview of Prenatal and Perinatal Screening
  • Example of an Improved Screening Test: Down Syndrome
  • Example of Screening to Improve Prognosis: Congenital Hearing Loss
  • Example of Genetic Screening: Cystic Fibrosis
Readings
  • Suggested discussion
  • Genetic conditions
  • Prenatal and perinatal conditions
Quiz
  • Screening in Pregnancy and Newborns

Videos
  • Module 4 Introduction_new video
  • Case 1: Hypertension
  • Case 2: Diabetes
  • Case 3: Cardiovascular Risk Factors in Children
Readings
  • Suggested discussion
  • Cardiometabolic conditions
Quiz
  • Screening for Cardiometabolic Conditions

Videos
  • Module 5 Introduction_new video
  • Colorectal Cancer
  • Prostate Cancer
  • Cervical Cancer
  • Lung Cancer
  • Skin_Cancer_Part I _new video
  • Skin_Cancer_Part II_new video
  • Breast_Cancer_new video
Readings
  • Suggested discussion
  • Cancer
Quiz
  • Cancer Screening

Videos
  • Module 6 Introduction_new video
  • Introduction to Public Mental Health
  • Public Mental Health and Disabilities
  • Dementia and Related Disorders
  • Old-Age Depression_new video
  • General Screening in the Elderly_new video
Readings
  • Suggested discussion
  • Neuropsychiatric conditions
Quiz
  • Public Mental Health and Screening in Ageing

Videos
  • Module 7 Introduction_new video
  • Screening of Noncommunicable Disease in LMIC
  • Optimal Strategy for Screening in LMIC
  • Cardiovascular Disease (CVD) Screening in LMIC
  • Focus on Hypertension for CVD Screening in LMIC
  • Cancer Screening in LMIC
  • Cross Cultural Competencies- Part I _new video
  • Cross Cultural Competencies- Part II_new video
Readings
  • Suggested discussion
  • Screening in low and middle-income countries
  • Screening of noncommunicable diseases in low and middle-income countries
Quiz
  • Screening in Low and Middle-Income Countries and Migrants

Videos
  • Module 8 introduction_new video
  • Major Controversies with Screening Programs
  • Evaluation of Screening Programs
  • Bias in Screening Programs
  • Planning a Screening Program, Part I
  • Planning a Screening Program, Part II
  • Example of a Decision Aid for Screening
  • Screening Program Implementation
  • Future Directions in Screening Programs - Module 8 Conclusion_new video
Readings
  • Suggested discussion
  • Policies and evaluation
Quiz
  • Evaluation, Planning, Implementation and the Future of Screening Programs

Instructors

University of Geneva, Geneva Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)

1: Does this course require any prior experience?

No, it is a beginner-level course and does not require any prior experience. 

2: How many modules are there in this course?

This course covers eight topics that include video lectures, readings, and assignments.

3: How much time will it take to complete the Disease Screening in Public Health online course?

It will take students approximately 22 hours to complete the course. 

4: Is this course online or offline?

This course is taught entirely in online mode along with video lectures, readings, and assignments.  

5: Can students take this course for free?

Yes, learners can take this course for free, but no completion certificate will be provided at the end of the free online course.

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