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The Collaboration for Host Perspectives on Global Health Competencies
is a group of community and academically-based researchers from 9
countries collaborating to investigate the opinions of host faculty,
staff, and community members in countries across the socioeconomic
spectrum who host visiting students and trainees from other countries at
their healthcare and public health facilities (including hospitals,
NGOs, community development organizations, clinics, and mobile
outreach). The goal is to understand host perspectives of competencies,
learning objectives, and other aspects of what is important for students
and trainees from other countries to learn.
To date, many competency efforts originate in the "Global North" or High Income Countries which often send students and trainees abroad for electives, rotations, internships, service-learning and fieldwork. This study aims to augment these competency sets with the viewpoint of local host communities. This study builds on the recently published inter-professional global health competencies and enables host perspectives on these competencies and beyond. Please consider distributing this research to your partners, colleagues, and others worldwide that host visiting students/trainees. Get more information from here
To date, many competency efforts originate in the "Global North" or High Income Countries which often send students and trainees abroad for electives, rotations, internships, service-learning and fieldwork. This study aims to augment these competency sets with the viewpoint of local host communities. This study builds on the recently published inter-professional global health competencies and enables host perspectives on these competencies and beyond. Please consider distributing this research to your partners, colleagues, and others worldwide that host visiting students/trainees. Get more information from here
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