Guidelines for Training Traditional Health Practitioners in Primary Health Care
(1995; 86 pages) Voir le document au format PDF
Table des matières
Afficher le documentINTRODUCTION AND PURPOSE
Fermer ce répertoireSTEP I: PLANNING FOR THE TRAINING
Afficher le documentA. REVIEW EXISTING POLICIES AND REGULATIONS
Afficher le documentB. INVOLVE THPs AND COMMUNITY MEMBERS IN THE PLANNING
Afficher le documentC. IDENTIFY THE HEALTH CONDITIONS OF COMMUNITIES
Afficher le documentD. IDENTIFY THE TYPES OF HEALTH PRACTITIONERS THAT EXIST
Afficher le documentE. IDENTIFY SPECIAL CHARACTERISTICS OF HEALTH PRACTITIONERS
Afficher le documentF. USE A STANDARD FORMAT TO DESIGN THE CURRICULUM
Ouvrir ce répertoire et afficher son contenuSTEP II: DETERMINING THE CONTENT FOR TRAINING
Ouvrir ce répertoire et afficher son contenuSTEP III: DETERMINING THE TRAINING METHODS
Ouvrir ce répertoire et afficher son contenuSTEP IV: SELECTING TRAINING MATERIALS
Ouvrir ce répertoire et afficher son contenuSTEP V: TRAINING THE TRAINERS
Ouvrir ce répertoire et afficher son contenuSTEP VI: EVALUATING THE TRAINING
Afficher le documentCONCLUSION
Afficher le documentAPPENDICES
Afficher le documentREFERENCES
 

F. USE A STANDARD FORMAT TO DESIGN THE CURRICULUM

It is helpful to follow a standard format when designing a training curriculum for THPs. Most training manuals contain information that covers the following categories:

1. Introduction and purpose

This is a statement of why the manual was developed, who it is for, the form it will take, the length and time schedule of the curriculum, and the information to be covered.

2. Objectives

These state the general outcomes that the training course hopes to accomplish.

3. Lesson plans

Each training manual should have specific lesson plans which break the entire content into appropriate learning modules for teaching. These will vary according to the content and the participants. Most lesson plans contain the following kinds of information:

behavioral objectives for the session;

main points of information to be presented;

teaching methods to be used;

estimated time to complete the session(s);

audio-visual materials to be used;

handouts to be given to/used by the participants;

methods to evaluate the learnings of the session.

More information about how to write a lesson plan can be found in Appendix 1 and in publications listed in the References.10,11,12,13

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