About PHFI
The Public Health Foundation of India (PHFI) is a public private initiative launched in 2006, to build institutional and system capacity in India for strengthening education, training, research, technology innovation practice and policy in public health. PHFI’s mandate is to build a ‘Healthier India’ through 3 core missions: a) Developing the public health workforce and setting standards, b) Advancing public health research and technology, c) Strengthening knowledge application and evidence-informed public health practice and policy. The creation of PHFI was enabled by Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government of India and was supported by several state governments, foundations and private sector philanthropy.
For more details visit www.phfi.org
About Training Division
The Training Division at PHFI focuses on implementing various capacity-building initiatives that aim to upgrade the knowledge, skills and core competencies of healthcare professionals in clinical conditions and various public health domains. The division has trained more than 44,000 healthcare professionals of which 18,500+ are affiliated to the government sector, through a pool of 112 National Experts, 696 Faculty, 173 Observers, more than 600 Training Centres in 127 Cities, 28 States & 5 UTs across India. We have collaborations with 15 State governments and professional bodies/govt. across 10 Countries in South-East Asia and Africa. The division is implementing 30+ training programs and through these programs over the past decade, PHFI has established a robust system for development of new training programs and standardized delivery & monitoring mechanisms as well as a well-defined certification process.
The List of Capacity Building Initiatives:
- Certificate Course in Evidence Based Diabetes Management (CCEBDM) – www.ccebdm.org
- Certificate Course in Gestational Diabetes Mellitus (CCGDM)
- Advanced Certificate Course in Prevention and Management of Diabetes & Cardiovascular Disease (ACMDC)
- Certificate Course in Management of Thyroid Disorders (CCMTD)
- Certificate Course in Evidence Based Management of Diabetic Retinopathy (CCDR) – E-Learning
- Certificate Course in Evidence Based Management of Diabetic Retinopathy (CCDR)
- Certificate Course in COPD & Asthma (CCCA)
- Certificate Course in Women’s Health (CCWH)
- Certificate Course in Common Mental Disorders (CCCMD)
- Certificate Course in Palliative Care (CCPC)
- Certificate Course in Integrated Geriatric Care (CCIGC)
- Certificate Course in Obesity Prevention and Management (CCOPM)
- Certificate Course in Occupational Safety & Health (CCOSH)
- Certificate Course in Healthcare Quality (CCHQ)
- MDP on Health Program Management and Monitoring, Evaluation & Learning
- Workshop on Public Health Management
- Certificate Course in Healthcare Technology (CCHT)
- Certificate Course in Patient Safety & Communication (CCPSC)
- Certificate Course in Maternal, Child & Adolescent Nutrition
- Certificate Course in Cyber Security in Healthcare (CCCH)
- Certificate Course in Applications of Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare (CCAAIH)
- Certificate Course in Disaster Management (CCDM)
- Certificate Course in Antimicrobial Stewardship Program (CCAMS)
- Certificate Course in Medical Ethics and Medico-legal Issues (CCMEMI)
- Certificate Course in Occupational Safety & Health (CCOSH)
- Certificate Course in Diabetic Foot Management (CCDFM)
- Certificate Course in Barefoot Counselling (CCBFC)
- Certificate Course in Comprehensive Immunization (CCCIM)
- Certificate Course in Chronic Kidney Disease (CCCKD)
- Certificate Course in Prevention & Management of Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease (NAFLD)
- Certificate Course in Prevention & Management of ST Elevation Myocardial Infarction (STEMI)
- Certificate Course in Prevention and Management of Hypertension (CCPMH)
- Certificate Course in Prevention and Management of Cardiovascular Disease & Stroke (CCPMCS)
- Certificate Course in Maternal, Child & Adolescent Nutrition (CCMCAN)
- Occupational Health Program: Care & Compliance of Unorganized Sector Worker's Perspective for the Primary Healthcare Professionals (OHP-CAPH)