Programme 2008 Europhamili – managing transnational public health issues in Europe - in ENSP

Publiée le : 12 September 2007

Europhamili is an intensive three month course for both public health professionals and post-graduate students who wish to enhance their careers or training with a strong European and intercultural approach to public health management issues.
The aim of the course is to enable participants to be conversant with some of the major management issues that the health sector is facing today in Europe, and thus improve their capabilities in managing in an international setting. In this respect Europhamili is both a unique personal and professional experience.
The course combines practical in-class modules delivered by a transnational panel of trainers and a study placement within different types of establishment from the health sector: hospitals, social security, local authorities, health observatories and so on. A double tutoring system supports and guides participants through the learning process and an intercultural module raises their awareness of cultural issues in management situations. Each session includes a practical on-site case study about cross-border hospital cooperation. Throughout the course emphasis is put on cross-cultural aspects of health management.

Participants come from both EU and non-EU European countries and the course can cater for up to 20 people. The working language is English.

Europhamili is operated by the French National School of Public Health which is a civil service training college for top level managers within the health sector

The curriculum, details of the transnational panel of teaching staff, the application form along with other useful information can all be found on www.europhamili.org Those wishing for further information are requested to send an email to : mthompson@ensp.fr .

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